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MURFREESBORO, Tenn. \u2013 To close out the non-conference portion of the schedule, Pacific women’s tennis makes two program first matchups against Middle Tennessee State and Chicago state in the Volunteer State on Monday at 3 p.m. and Tuesday at 8 a.m.<\/p>\n
Monday’s match is the first time Pacific (3-9) has met up with a current Conference-USA member since New Mexico State in 2022 and has not lost to a C-USA team since 2015 (Liberty). Meanwhile
\nChicago State (0-14) is the second ever Northeast Conference opponent Pacific has seen \u2013 defeating LIU in 2023.<\/p>\n
Junior Indiya McLeod<\/a> continues to rack up wins for the Tigers, entering the week 8-3 in singles play this season and currently sports a four-match winning streak. The junior is also the team’s winningest doubles player this season with four wins this season split between three different partners. Fellow junior Leyanne Hirota<\/a> also has four doubles wins this season and the two have teamed up once this season, defeating Jessup last month.<\/p>\n Graduate Cindy Ung<\/a> is riding a bit of a hot streak for the Tigers, emerging victorious in her last two singles appearances and last two doubles appearances.<\/p>\n Monday against MTSU will be streamed on Track Tennis with a Live Stats option for ION court while Tuesday versus Chicago State will not be shown or have live stats.<\/p>\n Stay Social
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