TURLOCK, Calif. — Stan State women's tennis returns to the road this weekend for a pair of PacWest matchups, traveling to face Concordia Irvine on Friday at 12:00 p.m. before taking on Cal State Los Angeles on Sunday at 11:00 a.m. in Fresno.
Recent Stretch
The Warriors enter the weekend following a demanding stretch of conference play that included four matches in six days. Stan State earned a signature 4-3 victory over then-No. 11 Hawai'i Pacific, marking a breakthrough result and highlighting the team's ability to close out tight matches.
Stan State followed with another 4-3 conference win over Dominican before closing the homestand with a 7-0 sweep of Chaminade. The stretch tested the team's depth and resilience, with multiple matches decided by long rallies and three-set battles across the lineup.
Warriors Update
Stan State enters the weekend with a 4-6 overall record and a 4-3 mark in PacWest play, placing the Warriors in the middle of a tightly contested conference race.
The Warriors have continued to establish consistency throughout the lineup. Abbigail Mulick has stepped into the No. 1 singles position and adapted quickly, using patience and extended rallies to compete at the top court. Her ability to stay composed in long points has allowed her to challenge opposing top players.
At the lower end of the lineup, Emi Mikami has provided steady production at No. 6 singles, consistently turning matches into physical battles and forcing opponents to earn points over extended rallies. Maiah White has also been involved in high-intensity matches, frequently competing in long rallies and tightly contested sets.
Parker Orlando has brought toughness and energy in the middle of the lineup, battling through both injury and demanding match conditions in recent matches, while freshman Katrine Damkjær continues to gain experience competing at the upper courts.
In doubles play, Emma Yu and Mulick have developed strong chemistry at the No. 1 position, bringing energy and stability early in matches.
PacWest Outlook
With a 4-3 conference record, Stan State is positioned in the middle of a competitive PacWest standings group. With several teams closely clustered, each match carries added importance as the Warriors look to build momentum and move up the standings heading into the final stretch of the season.
Scouting Concordia Irvine
Concordia Irvine enters Friday's match at 0-8 overall. While still searching for its first win, the Eagles have shown competitiveness in stretches, particularly in doubles play and extended singles matches.
Stan State will look to establish early control and capitalize on depth across the lineup, especially in the middle and lower courts where the Warriors have found success in recent matches.
Scouting Cal State Los Angeles
Stan State will face Cal State Los Angeles on Sunday in Fresno. The Warriors defeated the Golden Eagles 5-2 in their most recent meeting and enter the matchup on a two-match win streak in the series.
Cal State LA is 1-7 overall and has dropped three straight matches. Despite the record, the Golden Eagles have shown the ability to compete across the lineup, with several matches featuring extended sets and momentum swings.
The all-time series between the programs is even at 8-8.
Series History
Stan State and Concordia Irvine have met once previously, with Concordia earning a 5-3 win in a neutral-site matchup in 2016.
Against Cal State Los Angeles, the Warriors hold an 8-8 all-time record and have won the last two meetings, including a 5-2 victory in 2025.
Match Information
Friday, March 27
at Concordia Irvine – 12:00 p.m.
Sunday, March 29
vs. Cal State Los Angeles – 11:00 a.m. (Fresno, Calif.)
