Boise State Athletics
Sunday, March 20
Boise, Idaho
11 a.m. MT
Boise State
vs
Gonzaga
Broncos close four-match homestand with Gonzaga on Sunday
3/18/2022 2:55:00 PM | Women's Tennis
THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE
March 20, 2022 vs. Gonzaga, 11 a.m. (MT)
Boise, Idaho (Boas Indoor Tennis Center)
Follow the Action: Live Scoring
WHAT IS HAPPENING
The Broncos (3-1) will conclude their four-match homestand this Sunday when they host the Gonzaga Bulldogs (6-5) at 11 a.m. (Mountain) at the Boas Indoor Tennis Center. There is a potential of moving outside to the Appleton Tennis Center pending the weather; check our website schedule the day of the match to verify the location.
THE SERIES
Sunday's contest will be the sixth meeting of the series since the first meeting in 2002, with the Broncos winning all five previous encounters.
COVID PROTOCOLS LIFTED
Boise State has lifted its COVID protocols for the rest of the season for both the Boas Indoor Tennis Center and Appleton Tennis Center, removing the limits on capacity and mask mandate. However, fans are still encouraged to wear masks.
ADMISSION
Admission to Boise State tennis matches is free of charge.
FOLLOW LIVE
Fans who cannot attend the matches can follow the action via live scoring; a link is available on the schedule page.
DELAYED START
Boise State's women's tennis program experienced a delay to the start of their team dual season for health and safety concerns related to the COVID pandemic. As a result, the Broncos were scheduled to open play on Feb. 4-5 in Provo, Utah, but were forced to delay that start until Feb. 26, when they faced 28th-ranked Washington. Three matches were canceled versus Dixie State, BYU, and UTEP, while one contest versus Idaho State was moved to last weekend (March 4).
LAST TIME OUT
Boise State cruised to an impressive 6-1 victory over instate-rival Idaho last Sunday in Boise. The Blue and Orange won the doubles points, then closed out the match with five of six singles victories. Shauna Heffernan clinched the victory with her straight-set win 6-1, 6-3 on court six.
LEADING THE BRONCOS
Six Broncos have recorded double-digit victories on the year, including the fall and spring seasons. Holly Stewart leads the group at 14-5, followed by Joana Baptista at 13-3, Nicole Discenza at 13-4, Bhakti Shah at 12-7, Pauline Ernstberger at 12-4, and Ana Conde Vendrell at 10-6.
In doubles play, the tandem competing at No. 1 is Baptista and Discenza, where they are 3-1 this spring and 5-2 on the year. Stewart and Shauna Heffernan have gone 3-0 at No. 2 doubles in team duals and are 5-1 overall. Also in doubles, Stewart has gone 12-4 overall with four different partners, while Discenza is 11-5 on the year with four teammates.
March 20, 2022 vs. Gonzaga, 11 a.m. (MT)
Boise, Idaho (Boas Indoor Tennis Center)
Follow the Action: Live Scoring
WHAT IS HAPPENING
The Broncos (3-1) will conclude their four-match homestand this Sunday when they host the Gonzaga Bulldogs (6-5) at 11 a.m. (Mountain) at the Boas Indoor Tennis Center. There is a potential of moving outside to the Appleton Tennis Center pending the weather; check our website schedule the day of the match to verify the location.
THE SERIES
Sunday's contest will be the sixth meeting of the series since the first meeting in 2002, with the Broncos winning all five previous encounters.
COVID PROTOCOLS LIFTED
Boise State has lifted its COVID protocols for the rest of the season for both the Boas Indoor Tennis Center and Appleton Tennis Center, removing the limits on capacity and mask mandate. However, fans are still encouraged to wear masks.
ADMISSION
Admission to Boise State tennis matches is free of charge.
FOLLOW LIVE
Fans who cannot attend the matches can follow the action via live scoring; a link is available on the schedule page.
DELAYED START
Boise State's women's tennis program experienced a delay to the start of their team dual season for health and safety concerns related to the COVID pandemic. As a result, the Broncos were scheduled to open play on Feb. 4-5 in Provo, Utah, but were forced to delay that start until Feb. 26, when they faced 28th-ranked Washington. Three matches were canceled versus Dixie State, BYU, and UTEP, while one contest versus Idaho State was moved to last weekend (March 4).
LAST TIME OUT
Boise State cruised to an impressive 6-1 victory over instate-rival Idaho last Sunday in Boise. The Blue and Orange won the doubles points, then closed out the match with five of six singles victories. Shauna Heffernan clinched the victory with her straight-set win 6-1, 6-3 on court six.
LEADING THE BRONCOS
Six Broncos have recorded double-digit victories on the year, including the fall and spring seasons. Holly Stewart leads the group at 14-5, followed by Joana Baptista at 13-3, Nicole Discenza at 13-4, Bhakti Shah at 12-7, Pauline Ernstberger at 12-4, and Ana Conde Vendrell at 10-6.
In doubles play, the tandem competing at No. 1 is Baptista and Discenza, where they are 3-1 this spring and 5-2 on the year. Stewart and Shauna Heffernan have gone 3-0 at No. 2 doubles in team duals and are 5-1 overall. Also in doubles, Stewart has gone 12-4 overall with four different partners, while Discenza is 11-5 on the year with four teammates.
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