Box Score 1 | Box Score 2 W SCORE: Idaho 4, Pacific 3
L SCORE: Idaho 1, Nevada 4

RECORDS: Idaho (2-3), Pacific (0-3), Nevada (2-3)

NOTABLES: 

• Idaho got its second win of the season.
• Jessica Matthews and Naomi Schraeder won their fourth consecutive doubles match. 

MOSCOW, Idaho– The Vandals capped a competitive weekend at the Pacific Invitational  1-1, which moved their overall record to 2-3. On Friday, Idaho won 4-3 over Pacific before falling to Nevada on Saturday, 1-4.

Idaho opened the weekend with a tightly contested win over the Pacific Tigers, taking early control with a strong doubles performance. Juniors Jessica Matthews and Naomi Schraeder defeated their opponents 6-2, continuing their strong season in doubles play. On court two, senior Valentina Rodas and sophomore Chenyue Xu earned a 6-1 victory against the Tigers. Idaho's junior and sophomore duo, Ida Johansson and Hanna Koprowska battled through a tiebreak to add a 7-6 win for the Vandals. In singles, Idaho earned three victories to seal the match. Xu beat her opponent 6-3 and 0-6. Johansson won 7-5 and 6-2, and senior Mariam Hatem won 6-2 and 6-0. 

DOUBLES COMPETITION (PAC)

1. Jessica Matthews /Naomi Schraeder (UI) def. Milena Maiorova/ Indiya McLeod (PAC) 6-2
2. Valentina Rodas/Chenyue Xu (UI) def. Rayna Sugai and Kaylie Cao (PAC)6-1 
3. Maggie Hoe/ Leyanna Hirota (PAC) draw Hanna Koprowska/Ida Johansson (UI) 6-7

SINGLES COMPETITION (PAC)

1. Milena Maiorova (PAC) def. Jessica Matthews (UI) 7-5, 6-4
2. Indiya McLeod (PAC) def. Naomi Schraeder (UI) 7-5, 6-3
3. Rayna Sugai (PAC) def. Hanna Koprowska (UI) 0-6, 7-6, 0-2 unfinished
4. Chenyue Xu (UI) def. Maggie Hoe (PAC) 6-3, 6-0 
5. Ida Johansson (UI) def. Leyanna Hirota (PAC) 7-5, 6-2
6. Mariam Hatem (UI) def. Kaylie Cao (PAC) 6-2, 6-0

The Vandals returned to action on Saturday against the Nevada Wolfpack and continued to compete across the lineup. The Black and Gold claimed the doubles point with wins in two of the three matches. Matthews and Schraeder won 6-3, and Johansson and Koprowska won 6-4. Moving into singles play, Nevada displayed a strong performance, winning four of the six matches. The remaining two matches were unfinished, and the contest ended 4-1 in favor of Nevada. Despite the loss, Idaho's split weekend shows resilience as they continue to gain experience from non-conference opponents. 

DOUBLES COMPETITION (NEV)

4. Jessica Matthews/Naomi Schraeder (UI) def. Marlene Foerester/Silvia-Maria Costache (NEV) 6-3
5. Amahee Charrier/Kennedy Robinson (NEV) def. Valentina Rodas/Chenyue Xu (UI) 6-3 
6. Hanna Koprowska/Ida Johansson(UI) def. Petra Janigova/ Kariman Buqai (NEV) 6-4

SINGLES COMPETITION (NEV)

7. Amahee Charrier (NEV) def. Jessica Matthews (UI) 6-3, 6-2
8. Marlene Foerester (NEV) def. Naomi Schraeder(UI) 3-6, 6-4 unfinished
9. Petra Janigova (NEV) def. Chenyue Xu (UI) 7-5, 3-2 unfinished  
10. Kennedy Robinson (NEV) def. Hanna Koprowska (UI) 6-4, 6-2
11. Silvia-Maria Costache (NEV) def. Ida Johansson (UI) 6-3, 6-0 
12. Kariman Buqai (NEV) def. Mariam Hatem (UI) 6-0, 6-4 

UP NEXT: Idaho will travel to the University of Wyoming for its last away tournament of the season before hosting the Vandal Invitational over Valentine's and Presidents Day weekend. 

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