The Cougars claimed a 4-0 win over North Texas in Tennis today, and will now be headed to the NIT Championship match. There, they will face UNC Charlotte. With the win the Cougs advance to 19-8 on the...

In the past five women’s tennis seasons, University of Washington tennis brought home the victory three times against WSU. This year the Cougs were looking to beat their rival, No. 26 ranked UW to...

WSU tennis lost to the No. 9 California Golden Bears 6-1, Saturday afternoon. The 22nd-ranked duo in the country for Cal, senior Hannah Viller Moeller and freshman Mao Mushika, beat WSU’s sophomore...

The WSU tennis (10-8) was coming off a challenging three-game losing streak, on the road. The Cougs had a tough schedule with four back-to-back away games, with three of them resulting in losses by close...

The WSU Cougars (4-1) are coming off their first loss of 2024 to an impressive Baylor squad. This loss came in the midst of the five game road trip where WSU has now won two of three games. Looking to...

WSU tennis is back with the Cougs beginning their 2024 campaign Saturday in Pullman against Eastern Washington University.  The day began with the round of doubles with WSU winning two of the three...

Dear Life Section, I love tennis. I do not play competitively, so scoring is often confusing. Could you provide some explanations? Also, some advice to up my game would be appreciated. Thanks! Sincerely, Tennis...

Washington State Tennis is back as the Cougs kicked off their 2023 fall season last weekend, traveling to Cary, N.C. for the ITA Women’s All-American Championships. The Cougs sent sophomore Eva Alvarez...

  All but Track and Field is over for WSU athletics in the 2022-23 athletics year. With that brings a flood of memories of the good and the bad of the past year. Several programs had their best years...

Following her impressive freshman campaign for the WSU tennis team, Eva Alvarez Sande has been awarded the recognition of All-Pac-12 Second Team.  Her recognition as a freshman is the sixth time in...

Despite grabbing the first point with two victories in doubles action, the Trojan might of USC became too much to handle for the Cougs. No. 11 seed WSU (7-15, 0-10 Pac-12) was the prey to No. 6 USC...