Saturday, February 15
Boise, Idaho
10:00 a.m. MT
Boise State
vs
Montana State
Broncos Open Homestand With Doubleheader
2/12/2020 3:02:00 PM | Women's Tennis
Boise State's women's tennis team will host Montana State and Linfield on Saturday to open up a 10-match homestand.
THIS WEEKEND'S SCHEDULE
Boise State (4-2) vs Montana State (1-6)Date | Time:Â Sat., Feb 15th | 10 a.m. MT
Location:Â Boise, Idaho
Venue: Boas Indoor Tennis Center
Boise State (4-2) vs Linfield (0-0)
Date | Time:Â Sat, Feb 15th | 4 p.m. MT
Location:Â Boise, Idaho
Venue: Boas Indoor Tennis Center
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BRONCOS OPEN HOMESTAND WITH DOUBLEHEADER
- The Boise State women's tennis team is back home in Boise to take on Montana State and Linfield this Saturday at the Boas Indoor Tennis Center.
- The Broncos' first opponent of the day will be Montana State who they have beaten in the last three meetings, the most recent being in 2018 when the Blue and Orange claimed a 5-0 sweep.
- This is the first time the Broncos have faced Linfield since 1993.
- This weekend will open up a 10-match homestand for the Broncos.
LAST TIME OUT
- Last weekend the Broncos traveled to Ogden, Utah, for a neutral match against Dixie State and an away match versus Weber State.
- Boise State swept the Trailblazers 7-0 behind a perfect outing from senior Lilian Poling who won every set she played in both doubles and singles.
- The Broncos lost in a tight 4-3 match with Weber State that included singles victories from Poling, Holly Stewart and Vanessa Timm.
WHO TO WATCH IN SINGLES
- The Broncos' singles play has been led by three players who hold 5-1 records at their respective positions during dual team play: Poling at the No. 1, Stewart at the No. 3 and Timm at the No. 4. All three have won their last three singles competitions as well.
- Poling has a chance to claim her 60th career singles win this weekend which would make her the 22nd Bronco to collect 60 career wins.
 WHO TO WATCH IN DOUBLES
- Joana Baptista and Camryn Moortgat have emerged as a dynamic duo for the Blue and Orange. After not playing together in the fall, the two freshmen have posted a team-best 5-1 record in their matches on court three and carry a three-match win streak heading into this weekend.
- Poling and Stewart follow closely behind from the No. 1 doubles position holding a solid record of 4-1
HEAD COACH BECK ROGHAAR
- Holds a career record of 110-94 and is only the second coach in program history to eclipse 100 career victories.
- Entering his tenth season at the helm of the Broncos, Roghaar has led his teams to six winning seasons as the man in charge.
- Was named the WAC Coach of the Year in 2011 and the Mountain West Women's Tennis Coach of the Year in 2018.
- Was a three-time ITA Academic All-American as a student-athlete at Boise State where he went 52-35 overall between 2003-05
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