A thrilling showdown unfolded at the Ronca Tennis Center as the Cal Poly women’s tennis team secured a hard-fought 4-3 victory against the No. 69 Columbia Lions. This win capped off an impressive undefeated four-match homestand for the Mustangs, showcasing their resilience and skill on the court. With the match tied at 3-3, all eyes were on the pivotal fifth singles court where freshman Jessica MacCallum delivered a decisive performance, ultimately propelling her team to success.

The day began with intense doubles action that set the tone for the rest of the match. The Mustangs, ranked 65th, managed to secure the crucial doubles point after fierce competition. At the second doubles position, Romane Mosse and Kennedy Buntrock triumphed with a convincing 6-3 win, extending their winning streak to four matches. Although the Mustangs faced setbacks at the top doubles spot, Natalie Lynch and MacCallum clinched the doubles point with a solid 6-4 victory at the third position, further strengthening their partnership this season.

This series of victories highlights the Mustangs' commitment and determination, as they continue to excel both individually and as a team. Their current record stands at 13-3, marking their best start since the 2021 season when they achieved a remarkable 14-3 record. As they prepare for upcoming matches against Hawai'i Pacific and Big West rival Hawai'i, the team carries the momentum from this exciting victory, aiming to maintain their strong performance. These neutral-site matches will serve as another opportunity for the Mustangs to demonstrate their prowess and further elevate their standing in collegiate tennis.