Lady Tigers Compete Hard at SIAC Tennis Roundup in Mobile
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Posted By: Will Moss on April 04, 2026 The Savannah State University women's tennis team opened competition this week at the second SIAC Tennis Roundup, hosted at the Mobile Tennis Center in Mobile, Alabama. On Wednesday, the Lady Tigers faced a challenging double-header schedule, taking on two conference opponents in their first day of action at the tournament. Key Takeaway: Savannah State showed determination in facing two opponents in one day at the SIAC Tennis Roundup, gaining valuable match experience against conference competition. The Lady Tigers opened the day against Clark Atlanta University, ultimately falling 6-1 in the match. The squad then returned to the courts to face Edward Waters, dropping a closer 5-2 decision in their second match of the day. While the results didn't go in Savannah State's favor, the team demonstrated resilience by competing hard throughout both matches against SIAC opponents. The back-to-back competition format provided the Lady Tigers with extensive court time and valuable experience as they continue their season. The SIAC Tennis Roundup format allows conference teams to face multiple opponents over a condensed period, providing student-athletes with increased competitive opportunities while building toward the postseason. The Lady Tigers will look to build on the experience gained from their opening day performances as the tournament continues at the Mobile Tennis Center. Originally reported by SIAC Sports. If you enjoyed this article, Join HBCU CONNECT today for similar content and opportunities via email! |
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Will Moss
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