Exciting moments from the WKU Women's Tennis match against SEMO.
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Sponsor Our ArticlesThe WKU Women’s Tennis team is gearing up to host SEMO on January 24, 2024, as excitement builds in Bowling Green. WKU enters the match with a solid 1-0 record after defeating Eastern Kentucky, while SEMO seeks their first win of the season. This match promises thrilling action as both teams aim to make a statement on the court.
Bowling Green is buzzing with excitement as the Western Kentucky University (WKU) Women’s Tennis team prepares to host the Southeast Missouri State University (SEMO) Redhawks this coming Friday, January 24, 2024. Tennis fans are in for a treat as the match is set to start at 6 p.m. CT at the Warren County Tennis Facility located in the picturesque Michael O. Buchanon Park.
As both teams take to the court, they carry very different aspirations and records. The Redhawks are looking to shake off a rough start to the season, currently sitting at 0-2 after losing both their matches on opening weekend. They faced tough competition from Texas State and Oklahoma State, falling 4-0 to both teams at the Greenwood Tennis Center in Stillwater, Oklahoma.
On the other hand, the WKU team is coming off a triumphant start with a 1-0 record, having claimed victory over Eastern Kentucky with a smashing 6-1 score. Last season, they managed an overall record of 14-11 while finishing with a 1-1 score within their conference.
The history between these two teams leans in favor of WKU, with a 5-2 edge in their all-time series. This past success is sure to instill confidence as they face SEMO. With Sofia Blanco, recognized for her All-Conference achievement last season (an impressive 18-2 record), the Lady Toppers are ready to keep their momentum going in front of the home crowd.
SEMO’s first-year head coach, Steve Brooks, has his work cut out for him following a challenging opening weekend. However, there is a glimmer of hope for the Redhawks as their No. 1 doubles pair, Lera Valeeva and Kristina Kozakova, managed to secure a win. The team also had a promising fall season, finishing with a commendable 30-22 overall record in singles and an impressive 12-8 record in doubles.
Fans can expect to see standout performances from Juliette Demunck and Mia Mayerová, who shone brightly during the fall and are ready to make their mark in this matchup.
It’s not just a big match for SEMO on Friday—the team is scheduled to face Central Arkansas this coming Sunday, January 26, at 10 a.m. CT in Conway, Arkansas. Central Arkansas currently has a slight edge in their series against SEMO with a 5-4 lead, which will add to the tension as SEMO seeks to find their footing.
Despite their unsteady start this season, SEMO was picked second in the 2025 Ohio Valley Conference (OVC) Preseason Poll, trailing only Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (SIUE). With previous accolades like Daniela Hlacikova being named OVC Player of the Year for two consecutive seasons and the Redhawks clinching the OVC regular season title with a 6-0 record last season, there’s a collective drive within the team to reclaim their championship status.
As the matchday draws near, tennis enthusiasts in Bowling Green are looking forward to the exciting showdown between WKU and SEMO. With a rich history and the stakes at an all-time high, it promises to be a fantastic evening of tennis.
Don’t miss out, grab your friends, and show up to support your Lady Toppers as they take on the Redhawks!
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