Saturday welcomed the second day of the 2020 Kansas Invitational, when Iowa State looked to rebound from its day one struggles.
The Iowa State tennis team is approaching one of its most optimistic seasons in program history. Last season, the team accomplished multiple goals and topped many program best accolades. This included a first-ever win over Baylor and beating Nebraska for the first time since 1995.
The Iowa State Cyclones (6-11, 2-7 Big 12) fell to No. 6 Texas (16-3, 9-0 Big 12), losing 4-3, this past weekend but were able to end their losing streak and pick up a win against Baylor (8-20, 2-7 Big 12), winning 4-3.
The Iowa State tennis team (5-10) looks to take home court advantage this weekend against both Texas (11 a.m. Friday) and Baylor (12 p.m. Sunday).
The Iowa State tennis team (5-8) heads down to Kansas to face both Kansas (5 p.m. Friday) and Kansas State (11 a.m. Sunday) this weekend.
Iowa State settled an Office of Civil Rights complaint with former Iowa State tennis player Erin Freeman in August, 2018. Freeman received $100,000, according to records obtained by the Iowa State Daily.
Meet Boomer Saia, the up-and-coming coach tasked with rebuilding the Iowa State tennis program.
Boomer Saia was named the new head coach of Iowa State tennis Thursday.
Iowa State women's tennis player Erin Freeman has filed a Title IX complaint against Iowa State University through the Department of Education.
After over a decade at the helm of the Iowa State tennis program, Armando Espinosa won't return for next season.
Iowa State ends tennis season with a loss.