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Friday, March 27
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'Dogs head to Rocky Mountains for Cowgirls and Rams
3/26/2026 11:01:00 AM | Women's Tennis
Match 17: Fresno State (8-8, 1-3 MW) at Wyoming (8-6, 1-3 MW)
Friday, Mar. 27, 2026 | 4 p.m. PT | UW Tennis Complex | Laramie, WY.Â
Match 18: Fresno State (8-8, 1-3 MW) at Colorado State (4-11, 0-4 MW)Â
Sunday, Mar. 29, 2026 | 11 a.m. PT | CSU Tennis Complex | Fort Collins, Colo.Â
Media CoverageÂ
Watch: at Wyoming | at Colorado State
Stats: Statbroadcast
Live updates via Instagram | Twitter (X)
FRESNO, Calif. - The Fresno State women's tennis team heads on the road to the Rocky Mountains for two matches this weekend. Bulldogs will make their first stop in Laramie for Wyoming on Friday night before a stop at Fort Collins for Colorado State on Sunday morning.Â
Bulldog BitesÂ
Fresno State earned their first Mountain West win of the season at home against New Mexico, 4-1. It took all three doubles matches to play through to grab the doubles point. Vukicevic/Montiel posted a 6-3 win on court one, while  Dunbar / Cormier matched that score with a 6-3 victory on court two to clinch the opening point. New Mexico picked up the remaining doubles match on court three.
Eliza Dunbar marked her tenth singles win over the weekend. The junior helped her team to a 1-1 week and earned their first conference win of the season against New Mexico. The junior posted a 2-0 record at singles at No. 4 and a doubles win against the Lobos. During her singles play, Dunbar defeated her opponent in straight sets. Over the two matches contributed three points for the Bulldogs.Â
A look at the opponentsÂ
Friday, Mar. 27, 2026 | 4 p.m. PT | UW Tennis Complex | Laramie, WY.Â
Match 18: Fresno State (8-8, 1-3 MW) at Colorado State (4-11, 0-4 MW)Â
Sunday, Mar. 29, 2026 | 11 a.m. PT | CSU Tennis Complex | Fort Collins, Colo.Â
Media CoverageÂ
Watch: at Wyoming | at Colorado State
Stats: Statbroadcast
Live updates via Instagram | Twitter (X)
FRESNO, Calif. - The Fresno State women's tennis team heads on the road to the Rocky Mountains for two matches this weekend. Bulldogs will make their first stop in Laramie for Wyoming on Friday night before a stop at Fort Collins for Colorado State on Sunday morning.Â
Bulldog BitesÂ
- Fresno State returns to the road for two more matches against Wyoming and Colorado StateÂ
- Fresno State earned their first conference win last weekend with a 4-1 win over New MexicoÂ
- Bulldogs are sporting .500 overall record (8-8) this spring
- Â Eliza Dunbar is the first Bulldog to reach double figures in singles wins (10-3)Â
- Sofia Pizzoni trails closely behind with eight singles winsÂ
- Every Bulldog has at least earned one singles win this spring
- Fresno State welcomes two new 'Dogs in Giulia Lodovici and Louna CormierÂ
- Bulldogs see the return of six with Sofia Pizzoni, Klara Vukicevic, Andjela Lopicic, Gianna Mastro, Eliza Dunbar and Paulina MontielÂ
- Head Coach Denise Dy enters her sixth year at the helm alongside Julia Deming in her second season and graduate assistant Matilde Margini in her firstÂ
Fresno State earned their first Mountain West win of the season at home against New Mexico, 4-1. It took all three doubles matches to play through to grab the doubles point. Vukicevic/Montiel posted a 6-3 win on court one, while  Dunbar / Cormier matched that score with a 6-3 victory on court two to clinch the opening point. New Mexico picked up the remaining doubles match on court three.
Fresno State added to its lead quickly in singles play. Pizzoni delivered a straight-set win on court one, with Dunbar following on court four, and Montiel battled back for a three-set victory on court two to clinch the match for the Bulldogs.
Leading the packÂEliza Dunbar marked her tenth singles win over the weekend. The junior helped her team to a 1-1 week and earned their first conference win of the season against New Mexico. The junior posted a 2-0 record at singles at No. 4 and a doubles win against the Lobos. During her singles play, Dunbar defeated her opponent in straight sets. Over the two matches contributed three points for the Bulldogs.Â
A look at the opponentsÂ
- Colorado State will host San Jose State on Friday before facing off with the 'DogsÂ
- Rams are on the hunt for their first MW win of the season, sporting an 0-4 record in conference playÂ
- Bulldogs and Cowgirls are evenly matched, both teams hold eight wins on the season and a 1-3 record in MW playÂ
- Wyoming has won the last three matches against Fresno State in the series meetings Â
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