Boise State Athletics
Wednesday, April 22
Las Vegas, Nev.
11 a.m. MT
Boise State
vs
Quarterfinal vs. No. 7 Nevada
Broncos Open Mountain West Tournament Against Wolf Pack
4/22/2026 2:22:00 PM | Women's Tennis
WHAT'S NEXT: The Boise State women's tennis team will open play at the 2026 Credit Union 1 Mountain West Tournament in a quarterfinal match against No. 7 Nevada on April 23 at 11 a.m. MT in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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SCOUTING THE WOLF PACK: Nevada closed the regular season 9-11 overall and 5-6 in MW play. The seventh-seeded Wolf Pack defeated No. 10 Colorado State 4-1 to advance to the quarterfinals. Boise State defeated Nevada 4-0 on March 27 and has won two straight in the series.
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REPEAT WATCH: Boise State enters the tournament looking to defend its 2025 title. The Broncos (18-3, 10-1 MW) would become the third team in MW history to win back-to-back tournament championships, the first in more than a decade, and the first among current members. TCU accomplished the feat in 2009 and 2010, while BYU did so in 2004 and 2005.
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NO. 2 SEED: The Broncos enter the tournament as the No. 2 seed, their highest since joining the MW in 2011-12.
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THE BRACKET: San Diego State earned the No. 1 seed, while UNLV is the No. 3 seed. They are followed by Nevada, Grand Canyon, Utah State, Wyoming, New Mexico, Colorado State, San Jose State and Fresno State, respectively.
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REGULAR SEASON CHAMPS: Boise State claimed its first MW regular season title in program history and its first conference regular season title since winning the Western Athletic Conference in 2011. The Broncos shared the title with San Diego State and UNLV.
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All-CONFERENCE: Allison Isaacs, Tereza Polakova, Zdena Safarova and Masa Viriant each earned All-MW honors. Polakova and Safarova were named to both the all-singles and all-doubles teams, while Isaacs and Viriant earned all-singles honors. Boise State's four all-conference singles selections were the most among the 16 honorees this season
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NATIONALLY RANKED: The Broncos are ranked No. 67 in the latest ITA rankings, and No. 44 in the latest UTR Sports collegiate team rankings.
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HOW SWEEP IT IS: Boise State has swept 11 opponents this season, including six against MW opponents, the most in a year since joining the league.
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ONE OF ONE: Head coach Beck Roghaar (2011-present) became the program's all-time winningest coach with his 182nd career victory, surpassing Mark Tichenor (1999-2010) in the win against Gonzaga on Feb. 28. He enters the tournament with 194.
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MW WEEKLY AWARDS: Safarova earned MW Player of the Week honors three times this season (March 18, March 25 and April 15). She now has seven career awards, the most among active players in the conference, and three this season, also the most in the conference. Carla Grignac earned MW Player and Freshman of the Week honors on Jan. 28 after a win at No. 6 singles against nationally ranked Washington, becoming the third player in MW history and second in program history to earn both honors in the same week. She added her second and third Freshman of the Week honor on April 15 and April 21, finishing the season tied with the most freshman honors.
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COACH OF THE YEAR: Roghaar, in his 16th season at the helm, was named MW and ITA Mountain Region Coach of the Year for the 2024-25 season. The former marked his third conference Coach of the Year honor, while the latter was the first regional recognition of his career, making him just the second coach in program history to receive the award.
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IN THE RECORD BOOK: Isaacs earned her 17th win at No. 4 singles against Utah State on April 17, giving her the most single season wins at that position in program history. She surpassed Anita Pearson (1997-98). Safarova holds the fourth-most career No. 1 singles wins (34). Gayleen McManus holds the program record with 50 wins at the top singles spot from 1994-98.
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HOW TO FOLLOW: Live stats can be found here, with live streaming here. Fans can follow on X (BroncoSportsWTN), Instagram (BoiseStateWTEN) as well as Facebook (Boise State Women's Tennis) for updates.
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SCOUTING THE WOLF PACK: Nevada closed the regular season 9-11 overall and 5-6 in MW play. The seventh-seeded Wolf Pack defeated No. 10 Colorado State 4-1 to advance to the quarterfinals. Boise State defeated Nevada 4-0 on March 27 and has won two straight in the series.
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REPEAT WATCH: Boise State enters the tournament looking to defend its 2025 title. The Broncos (18-3, 10-1 MW) would become the third team in MW history to win back-to-back tournament championships, the first in more than a decade, and the first among current members. TCU accomplished the feat in 2009 and 2010, while BYU did so in 2004 and 2005.
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NO. 2 SEED: The Broncos enter the tournament as the No. 2 seed, their highest since joining the MW in 2011-12.
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THE BRACKET: San Diego State earned the No. 1 seed, while UNLV is the No. 3 seed. They are followed by Nevada, Grand Canyon, Utah State, Wyoming, New Mexico, Colorado State, San Jose State and Fresno State, respectively.
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REGULAR SEASON CHAMPS: Boise State claimed its first MW regular season title in program history and its first conference regular season title since winning the Western Athletic Conference in 2011. The Broncos shared the title with San Diego State and UNLV.
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All-CONFERENCE: Allison Isaacs, Tereza Polakova, Zdena Safarova and Masa Viriant each earned All-MW honors. Polakova and Safarova were named to both the all-singles and all-doubles teams, while Isaacs and Viriant earned all-singles honors. Boise State's four all-conference singles selections were the most among the 16 honorees this season
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NATIONALLY RANKED: The Broncos are ranked No. 67 in the latest ITA rankings, and No. 44 in the latest UTR Sports collegiate team rankings.
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HOW SWEEP IT IS: Boise State has swept 11 opponents this season, including six against MW opponents, the most in a year since joining the league.
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ONE OF ONE: Head coach Beck Roghaar (2011-present) became the program's all-time winningest coach with his 182nd career victory, surpassing Mark Tichenor (1999-2010) in the win against Gonzaga on Feb. 28. He enters the tournament with 194.
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MW WEEKLY AWARDS: Safarova earned MW Player of the Week honors three times this season (March 18, March 25 and April 15). She now has seven career awards, the most among active players in the conference, and three this season, also the most in the conference. Carla Grignac earned MW Player and Freshman of the Week honors on Jan. 28 after a win at No. 6 singles against nationally ranked Washington, becoming the third player in MW history and second in program history to earn both honors in the same week. She added her second and third Freshman of the Week honor on April 15 and April 21, finishing the season tied with the most freshman honors.
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COACH OF THE YEAR: Roghaar, in his 16th season at the helm, was named MW and ITA Mountain Region Coach of the Year for the 2024-25 season. The former marked his third conference Coach of the Year honor, while the latter was the first regional recognition of his career, making him just the second coach in program history to receive the award.
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IN THE RECORD BOOK: Isaacs earned her 17th win at No. 4 singles against Utah State on April 17, giving her the most single season wins at that position in program history. She surpassed Anita Pearson (1997-98). Safarova holds the fourth-most career No. 1 singles wins (34). Gayleen McManus holds the program record with 50 wins at the top singles spot from 1994-98.
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HOW TO FOLLOW: Live stats can be found here, with live streaming here. Fans can follow on X (BroncoSportsWTN), Instagram (BoiseStateWTEN) as well as Facebook (Boise State Women's Tennis) for updates.
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