This weekend is set to be action-packed for the Winston-Salem State University women’s tennis team as they prepare for two crucial matches. The first challenge awaits them in Charlotte, where they will take on Johnson C. Smith University on Saturday afternoon. The following day, the Rams will return home to host North Carolina A&T State University at the Salem Tennis Courts. These games promise to test the team's resilience and strategic prowess.

Among the standout players leading the charge for the Rams are seasoned veterans Brooke Higgins and Semmie Moore. Joining them are sophomore talents Dezirae Black-Macon, Kyla Burns, Briana Drew, and Iyana Nickens. Their combined experience and skill sets position the team well for a competitive showing in these upcoming matches. Notably, the team received recognition in the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) preseason poll, where they were projected to finish fifth overall. Both Semmie Moore and Kyla Burns earned individual honors by being named to the preseason team.

The spirit of competition and teamwork drives athletes like those from the Rams to push boundaries and achieve greatness. Beyond the scores and rankings, this weekend's matches offer an opportunity for personal growth and camaraderie among teammates. As the players step onto the courts, their dedication and passion for the sport will undoubtedly inspire others to embrace challenges with confidence and determination.