UW tennis played at the John Messick Invitation in Fort Collins, Colorado this past weekend. Two Cowgirls shined over the weekend playing in both the singles and doubles divisions. On day one Nikol Dobrilova, a junior from Spain, won her first singles match against a University of New Mexico (UNM) competitor moving her to the…
Breann Lujan-Halcon blujanha@uwyo.edu Cowgirls tennis bounced back following their loss to Georgia in a comeback win to number 65 ranked Tulane in the ITA Kickoff Weekend in Athens, Georgia. Wyoming pulled off a 4-3 victory in consolation rounds Saturday. “I’m really proud of the way we competed as a team,” Cowgirls head…
Breann Lujan-Halcon Blujanha@uwyo.edu Cowgirls tennis could not get into the swing of things against the number four ranked Georgia Bulldogs. Wyoming, 2-2, and ranked 74th, dropped the ITA Kickoff Weekend Opener 4-0 in Athens, Georgia at the Dan Magill Tennis Complex Friday. “The team is coming along and we are starting to play UW tennis…
Breann Lujan-Halcon blujanha@uwyo.edu Cowgirl tennis concluded their fall season at the Red and Blue Challenge in Dallas, Texas over the weekend. The SMU Mustangs hosted the three-day tournament. “This was a good weekend for Cowgirl tennis,” Cowgirls head coach Dean Clower told GoWyo following the tournament. “The players did what we asked…
Breann Lujan-Halcon blujanha@uwyo.edu Cowgirls tennis competed in the five-day ITA Mountain Regional Championships concluding Saturday in Las Vegas, Nev. Wyoming competed alongside over 120 competitors from Air Force, Boise State, BYU, Colorado, Colorado State, Denver, Idaho, Idaho State, Montana, Montana State, UNLV, New Mexico, New Mexico State, Northern Colorado, Utah, Utah State and Weber State….
Cowgirl tennis ended their season 15-6 in a loss in the Mountain West Championship match Sunday against the New Mexico Lobos, 4-2. The season record marked the best winning season in Cowgirl history. “Congratulations to New Mexico on a solid run at the Mountain West tournament title,” Cowgirls head coach Dean Clower told gowyo.com. “We…
The Laramie City council voted to help fund resurfacing, painting and net replacement of the UW tennis courts in the amount of $35,000. The unanimous decision came after nearly an hour of discussion, prompted by Councilmember Joe Vitale’s suggestion that the city also cover Alpine Tennis Association’s (ATA) $25,000 contribution to the cause. “That $25,000…
Cowgirl tennis closed out its regular season Saturday with a perfect conference 5-0 record, defeating the CSU Rams 4-0. Wyoming tied for first in the Mountain West conference with a 13-5 overall record, making school history in conference rankings and an undefeated conference play. “In my ten years of coaching I have not had more…
The Wyoming tennis team will have their final home match of the season against CSU, where they will honor four girls. Seniors Alma Espinosa, Christa Gecheva, Jessica Parizher and Silviya Zhelyazkova will all play their last matches at UW. Head women’s tennis coach Dean Clower has been there since these girls began playing at Wyoming…
The Wyoming Cowgirls prevailed with a dominant victory of 6-1 over the Air Force Falcons on Saturday. The Cowgirls have improved to 12-5 overall and 4-0 in the Mountain West. “From the warm-ups to executing and believing in the process and what it takes to win. From the top of the line-up to the bottom…
The Wyoming Cowgirl tennis team moved into a tie for first place with a 4-3 victory over the 54th ranked New Mexico Lobos on Friday afternoon. The Cowgirls are now 11-5 overall and 3-0 in the MW action while the Lobos move to 12-8 overall and 3-1 in league play. With the victory, head coach…
The Cowgirls opened up Mountain West play and defeated the Utah State aggies with a 5-2 victory on Friday March 27th. “We started off the conference season playing the way we needed to,” head coach Dean Clower said to a Wyoming press release. The Cowgirls jumped out early to a 1-0 lead by winning two…
