SAN ANTONIO – UTSA Women’s Tennis rolls on with its seven-match homestand on Monday, hosting Southeast Missouri. The Roadrunners sit at 6-6, most recently falling by a 4-1 score against Wichita State on Thursday. Ki Kroll’s bunch looks to pull back above .500 and improve on their 6-1 home record as the second half of the spring season commences.
THE MATCH
Monday, March 9 (11 a.m.) – SEMO (6-10) at UTSA (6-6)
LAST TIME OUT
Back on March 5, UTSA hosted Wichita State (11-3) in a matchup of American Conference foes. The Roadrunners (6-6) suffered their first defeat of 2026 at the UTSA Tennis Center, snapping a perfect start through half a dozen such contests. On court six, Giuliana Giardina excelled with a 6-2, 6-2 victory, earning her side’s lone point of the afternoon. The 36th-ranked Shockers boosted their winning streak to nine consecutive matches.
ABOUT THE REDHAWKS
SEMO is under the direction of second-year Head Coach Steve Brooks. This spring, the squad is out to a 6-10 start, most recently falling on Sunday at Texas State by a 4-0 margin. A season ago, the Redhawks advanced to the OVC Championship but came up short against third-seeded Bryant 4-2 in the title match.
UP NEXT
UTSA currently sits nearly three weeks away from its next scheduled road trip, coming on March 27 at North Texas. Before then, the Roadrunners will still have three more home matches, even following their bout with the Redhawks. Up next, the squad will host Southern Miss (6-3) on March 17. Every home contest will be streamed on sporfie.com/utsa and available to follow via utsa.statbroadcast.com.
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