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BOZEMAN, Mont. — Sacramento State won the doubles point, and earned a singles win from Nick Bowles<\/a>, but it was not enough in a 5-2 loss at Montana State on Friday afternoon at the Bobcat-Anderson Tennis Center.<\/p>\n The match was played indoors, an atmosphere the Hornets are not accustomed. Sacramento State saw its record fall to 10-10 overall and 1-4 in the Big Sky Conference. Only two matches remain in the regular season as the Hornets attempt to qualify for the Big Sky Tournament in Phoenix (April 23-25). The top six teams play in the postseason event.<\/p>\n Montana State improved to 7-11 overall, 3-3 in league, and 4-1 at home. The Hornets will remain in The Treasure State, and take on Montana on Sunday morning at 9:30 a.m. PT.<\/p>\n Sacramento State got off to a nice start this afternoon, as the duos of Adryan Ballestero<\/a>\/Sebastian Vlahos<\/a> (6-3 at No. 1), and Doni Gashi<\/a>\/Miles Whitehead<\/a> (7-6 at No. 3) were both victorious to earn the Hornets the doubles point.<\/p>\n However, the Hornets would get just one singles victory, and that came from Bowles at No. 3 (6-4, 6-4). Bowles continued his hot stretch, winning his fifth straight singles match while improving to a team-best 13-4 this spring.<\/p>\n