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2025/26 TENNIS pre-season and season news, results and discussion

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With the TENNIS team being one of those Buff sports that has MANY tournaments in both the fall and spring semesters, I wanted to set up a thread that as normal we can use to cover anything that comes up on and off the courts related to the team.

I'm starting this thread now as at some point the team has posted its FALL (not spring yet) schedule (https://cubuffs.com/sports/womens-tennis/schedule) Per that, the 1st tournament is scheduled to be in San Francisco Sept. 11-14.

A copy of the fall (only) schedule right now from cubuffs:




Article - https://cubuffs.com/news/2025/7/22/tennis-colorado-fall-schedule-set

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Colorado Fall Schedule Set​

By: Teagan Schreiber, Athletic Communications Student Assistant

BOULDER - The Colorado Buffaloes tennis team is gearing up to begin its fall competition this September, featuring tournaments with a successful history for the Buffs, as well as new challenges.

Colorado enters the fifth season under head coach Anthony Pham, with three newcomers and six returning players. Seniors Anya Nelson and Rixt van der Werff lead the way, followed by a talented and deep group including Lera Alexin, Ema Bubalo, Willow Gretsch, and Pia Rebec. Newcomers Lani Brotman, Heidi Crncan, and Yukiko Ikedo enter the lineup as true freshmen.

The Buffs begin their season by heading back to the Battle in the Bay Classic, hosted by the University of San Francisco. This is the fifth consecutive year that the team has participated in this tournament, and the seventh year overall. Last year, Colorado finished with one doubles duo reaching the consolation finals with two victories.

Following Battle in the Bay, the Buffs will take a short trip to Colorado Springs for the Bedford Cup. In 2021, six athletes represented Colorado for the first time at the tournament, with one freshman, recently graduated Betina Tokac, standing and making her mark on the way to the semifinals.

The fall will also be loaded with competition through the Intercollegiate Tennis Association, including the All-American and Mountain Region Championships, Conference Masters, and Fall Sectionals, all of which hopefully leads to a spot at the NCAA Individual Championships, which was moved to the fall competition season in 2024.

Two more opportunities will be intertwined through the ITA competition from October to November, reaching from Denver all the way to Bonita Bay, Florida. The in-state Pioneers will host a Hidden Dual event at the end of October. The dual will be heeded by the Bonita Bay Classic the following week, a tournament the Buffs have yet to participate in.

Along with the fall competition, Colorado will hold room for the 2025 ITF Women's World Tennis tour, a professional tour a tier below the Challenger Series of the Women's Tennis Association. The tour holds 500 tournaments across 65 countries, including the ITF 35k and the ITF 15k in California, Oklahoma, and South Carolina, of which the Buffs could participate.
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Congrats to the team and the MANY individuals for their latest academic honors after what looks like a GREAT year with the books!




Article - https://cubuffs.com/news/2025/7/25/tennis-colorado-named-ita-all-academic-team

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Colorado Named ITA All-Academic Team​

The Buffs Named to the ITA All-Academic Team with Seven Athletes Receiving Individual Honors.

By: Teagan Schreiber, Athletic Communications Student Assistant

BOULDER - After a record-breaking year in the classroom, the Colorado Buffaloes tennis team and seven individuals picked up Intercollegiate Tennis Association academic honors, the organization announced this week.

For the 13th time since 2001, the Buffs as a team achieved above a 3.2 grade point average needed to be honored as an ITA Academic team. The seven individuals honored is a new school record as all Scholar-Athletes must have above a 3.5 grade point average. The previous best was six athletes over the 3.5 GPA in 2020. The individuals named Scholar-Athletes are Lera Alexin, Ema Bubalo, Anya Nelson, Pia Rebec, Betina Tokac, Mila Stanojevic and Rixt van der Werff.

The tennis team put up not only its best term GPA in history this past spring with a 3.76 GPA, it's also the second-highest GPA in school history for any sport in any term dating back to 1996. The team also had its best fall term GPA in history with a 3.56 GPA, which is now the second-best term in team history, and the cumulative GPA for the team of 3.41, which is also the highest in team history. The squad has a streak of 13 straight semesters over a 3.2 GPA.

This year, 1,462 Division I women's tennis players were named Scholar-Athletes, and 222 women's programs were awarded the All-Academic Team.
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Catching up with some more team news. (As is noted in the 1st post above, the team begins its fall season this Thursday in a tourney in San Francisco.)

After already announcing the fall (prelim) season schedule as noted in the original post, a couple days the team released the schedule for the (main) spring season.

Article - https://cubuffs.com/news/2025/9/3/tennis-buffs-reveal-2026-schedule

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Buffs Reveal 2026 Schedule​

By: Teagan Schreiber, Athletic Communications Student Assistant

BOULDER – The Colorado Buffaloes tennis team return for their second year back in the Big 12 with a total of 23 matches, including 13 conference matches, announced by head coach Anthony Pham on Wednesday.

The Buffs begin competition in January with their first three matches played on the Front Range, facing Montana State Jan. 23, followed by Air Force the 25th, looking to improve their career record over the Falcons to 21.

The following Friday, Jan. 30, Colorado welcomes Miami University to Boulder. Subsequently making a quick trip on Feb. 1 to close rival Denver, who the Buffs hold a 32-13 record against. Continuing their February slate, the Buffs head to Minneapolis, Minnesota, for their matchup against Alabama on the 13th, and a doubleheader on the 15th, facing Minnesota and St. Thomas (Minn.).

To finish non-conference play, Colorado heads to Las Vegas, matching up against UNLV on the 20th and a doubleheader against Gonzaga and Utah Tech on the 21st. The Buffs have faced Gonzaga only twice, taking a victory both times, and have recorded five wins against UNLV. The match on the 21st will mark their first matchup against the UT Bisons.

Beginning conference play, the Buffs travel to Iowa State on Feb. 27th, who the team lost to during conference play last season, then came back to upset the Cyclones in the first round of the Big 12 Championship. Following Iowa State, the team will see Kansas on March 1st in Lawrence, finishing it's seven-match streak on the road.

Back home for the weekend, Colorado matches up against Kansas State and Oklahoma State Mar. 6 and 8th. The Buffs have yet to match up with the Wildcats since a loss in 2018, although they hold 25 wins in the all-time series. Continuing Big 12 play, Colorado is back on the road to play UCF on Mar. 13, and Houston on the 15th.

Following Houston, the Buffs host BYU Mar. 19 and Utah Mar. 21. In the last stretch on the road, Colorado takes on Texas Tech Mar. 28, Arizona April 3rd, and finish at Arizona State April 5th. The team will look to extend its winning record over the Red Raiders to 17-10.

Wrapping up home competition, the Buffs host Baylor April 9th, seeking to register their first victory over the Bears since 2007. In the last match, Colorado faces TCU for Senior Day April 11th, pursuing the first win over the Horned Frogs in series history.

Following regular season play, Colorado heads to Orlando, Florida, for the Big 12 Championships April 15th-19th.

Next week, the Buffs will begin their fall slate at the Battle in the Bay Classic in San Francisco, California, from September 11-14th.
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Not that I ever have much if any confidence in pre-season rankings in ANY sport, but did want to note that, per the below, the Buffs are ranked #65 in the main (ITA) pre-season women's tennis poll. (They ended up out of the Top 75 in the final national rankings at the end of last season, and were #7 in the Mountain Region.)

Hope they end up out-performing the pre-season ranking this coming academic year!

 
Preview in front of the team's (or at least a couple of them) opener in the Bay Area that begins Thursday - https://cubuffs.com/news/2025/9/9/tennis-buffs-begin-fall-competition

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Buffs Begin Fall Competition​

Colorado heads to California to open the season at the Battle in The Bay Classic

By: Teagan Schreiber, Athletic Communications Student Assistant

BOULDER – The Colorado Buffaloes women's tennis team begin its 2025 fall slate in San Francisco, California, at the Battle in The Bay Classic this weekend.

Sophomore Lera Alexin and Junior Ema Bubalo will travel to compete Sept. 11-14th in four days of competition at the California Tennis Club, the oldest private tennis club in the West.

"The California Tennis Club always does such a tremendous job of putting on a first-class event and we are excited for Ema and Lera to represent the Buffs at it" said head coach Anthony Pham, "The level of competition will be high, and we are looking forward to competing. Our focus is all about getting better and being process oriented, and this weekend will be no different."

Competition begins on Thursday and will continue through Sunday with Round of 32 brackets in both singles and doubles.

Last year, seniors Aya El Sayed and Mila Stanojevic received an invitation to compete, leaving with a combined 3-4 singles record, and 2-2 in doubles making it to the consolation finals.

The Battle in The Bay is a highly touted event for collegiate athletes, as an invite is required to attend as a competitor. Players from all around the United States come to battle it out for the top spot, and secure a Wildcard bid for a chance to participate in a 60-thousand-dollar professional tournament the following week.

Follow along for tournament updates on our social media @cubuffstennis.
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Tournament homepage - https://www.battleinthebaytennis.com/
 
Article summarizing the results for the 2 Buffs who were in action over the past 4 days in the Bay Area - https://cubuffs.com/news/2025/9/14/...ygCbI4FRqZYKgZaGRQ_aem_MovUjs_TuuIdRYaslHqiyg

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Colorado Finishes Weekend Competition​

Ema Bubalo and Lera Alexin head home with two wins to end the weekend.

By: Teagan Schreiber, Athletic Communications Student Assistant

BERKELEY – The Colorado Buffalo women's tennis team wrapped up its first weekend of competition at the Battle in the Bay Classic, finishing Sunday 2-0 in singles.

Starting off the afternoon, Bubalo took on a past opponent of Alexin's, Irene Riva of Sac State. Bubalo made quick work of her match, defeating Riva in a pair of 6-4 sets.

Following Bubalo, Alexin kept the steady pace, downing her opponent Tara Mihaljevic of San Jose State. Alexin took the first set 6-4, then finished it in the second, 6-3.

"It was great opportunity for both Ema and Lera to compete against some of the best in the country" head coach Anthony Pham stated, "They had to play in some very tricky conditions and it was nice to end the weekend on a positive note. We look forward to continuing to a good week of training in preparation for our next tournament."

In total, the duo went an equal 5-5 in both singles and doubles competition, each with a 2-2 singles record.

Up Next
The Buffaloes will continue competition next weekend, Sept. 19-21, at the Bedford Cup hosted by Air Force in Colorado Springs.

Doubles
R16
Bubalo/Alexin (CU) def. Murphy/Alvarez (WSU), 8-7 (8-6)

QF
Peyre/Nijkamp (OSU) def. Bubalo/Alexin (CU), 8-3

Singles
R32
Liam Oved (PU) def. Lera Alexin (CU), 7-5, 6-4
Imogen Haddad (USC) def. Ema Bubalo (CU), 6-3, 6-4

C-R16
Ema Bubalo (CU) def. Lou Baudouin (SS), 6-4, 7-6 (7-2)
Lera Alexin (CU) def. Irene Riva (SS), 7-5, 6-3

C-QF
Duru Durgu (SJSU) def. Ema Bubalo (CU), 6-1, 6-7 (3-7), 1-0 (10-7)
Maxine Murphy (WSU) def. Lera Alexin (CU), 6-4, 6-4

EX Match QF
Ema Bubalo (CU) def. Irene Riva (SS), 6-4, 6-4
Lera Alexin (CU) def. Tara Mihaljevic (SJSU), 6-4, 6-3
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Preview as the team, less the 2 who were in action last week, head down to Colorado Springs this Friday - Sunday, with the 7 set to open THEIR action for the season - https://cubuffs.com/news/2025/9/17/tennis-buffs-head-to-colorado-springs

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Buffs Head to Colorado Springs​

Seven Buffs travel to Air Force Academy for competition at the Bedford Cup

By: Teagan Schreiber, Athletic Communications Student Assistant

BOULDER – The Colorado Buffaloes women's tennis team heads deeper into its fall competition this weekend, sending seven to the Bedford Cup in Colorado Springs.

Returners Pia Rebec, Anya Nelson, Rixt van der Werff, Willow Gretsch, and the three freshman -- Yukiko Ikedo, Heidi Crncan, and Lani Brotman will travel to the Cadet Gymnasium, beginning their first matches Friday morning. The three newcomers will have the chance to record their first matches as Buffs.

"This weekend will be the first opportunity for this group to compete this fall," head coach Anthony Pham stated, "We are excited to see our newcomers compete for the first time as Buffs. The buy in and work ethic has been great since day one so we are excited to see what our group can achieve this year."

Competition begins on Friday at 9:15 a.m. (MT) and will continue throughout the day, repeating the same schedule Saturday and Sunday. This year's field of competition will consist of 10 teams, two of which hold previous conference championships.

The last time the Buffs competed in this tournament was 2021, sending six athletes and recording 10 singles and four doubles victories.

Follow along for tournament updates on our social media @cubuffstennis.
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Sounds like the Buffs had a GOOD opening tourney for the bulk of the team, led by a frosh Buff earning the win in singles (with another Buff runner-up) at the AFA, and a couple frosh Buffs (including the singles winner) got a runner-up finish in doubles.

Article - https://cubuffs.com/news/2025/9/21/tennis-buffs-bring-home-the-bedford-cup

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Buffs Bring Home the Bedford Cup​

Four Buffs secure placement positions in their respective brackets

By: Teagan Schreiber, Athletic Communications Student Assistant

COLORADO SPRINGS – The Colorado Buffalo women's tennis team took home the Bedford Cup Trophy after an overall dominant performance this weekend in Colorado Springs at the United States Air Force Academy.

To start the morning, Lani Brotman and Yukiko Ikedo completed double's competition, taking a second-place finish. The duo paired up against Ramos Garcia and Mlkva of Utah State, falling short despite capturing two-straight games, 6-3.

Moving into singles, Brotman and Pia Rebec faced each other in the first-place match, bringing it all the way to a third set. Rebec took the first set, 6-3, to gain a quick lead. Brotman quickly returned, taking the match with a pair of 6-2 sets.

On the other side in consolation rounds, the Buffs picked up two wins due to opponent injury. With Ikedo and Anya Nelson's opponent withdrawal, both won their consolation matches, putting them at 3rd place in their respective brackets.

"Tournaments like this are always long days and a lot of matches," said head coach Anthony Pham, "but I thought the team did a great job of handling the ups and downs, weather delays, and other adversities, which sets us up well for the season to come."

Overall, as a team, the Buffs recorded 22 wins – five in doubles and the remaining 17 in singles.

"This was also the first opportunity for the freshman to play matches as well as feel what it's like to be a part of the team," Pham continued, "and I think there are still lessons to come from this weekend, but overall, it was very positive."

Up Next
The Buffs will take a two-week pause in competition to then come back for the ITA Mountain Region Championship October 7-11 in Provo, Utah.

Results

Doubles
Finals
Ramos Garcia/Mlkva (USU) def. Brotman/Ikedo (CU), 6-3

Singles
Finals
Lani Brotman (CU) def. Pia Rebec (CU), 3-6, 6-2, 6-2
C-Finals
Millie Day (ISU) def. Heidi Crncan (CU), 2-6, 7-6 (19-17)
Yukiko Ikedo (CU) def. Magdalena Nunez Pureco (USU), Injury
3rd Place
Anya Nelson (CU) def. Anastasiia Kochelaevskaia (UW), Injury
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Preview as, tomorrow, the team has its 1st opportunity to all compete at the same tourney for the 1st time this season - https://cubuffs.com/news/2025/10/3/tennis-colorado-heads-regional-championships

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Colorado Heads To Regional Championships​

The Buffs open their chance to qualify for NCAA Championships in Provo

By: Teagan Schreiber, Athletic Communications Student Assistant

BOULDER – The Colorado Buffaloes women's tennis team travels to BYU to continue fall competition at the ITA Mountain Regional Championships, beginning next Tuesday.

After two weeks off from competition, all nine student-athletes will compete for a chance to qualify for the NCAA Individual Championships later this year, with three starting in the qualification draw and the remaining six placed in the main draw.

With the NCAA Singles and Doubles Championships being held in the fall, the two singles finalists and the doubles champion from each region will earn their bid to the Individual Championships, November 18-23.

"Regional's is an important tournament for our individuals in the fall. It's an opportunity for singles and doubles to get into the NCAA tournament," said head coach Anthony Pham, "I know they're excited. We have high expectations for our athletes, and we are ready to go and compete."

Last year at the regional tournament, Anya Nelson and Ema Bubalo made history as the first ITA Mountain Region doubles champions in program history. The duo went 6-0 on the week, despite being unseeded entering the tournament.

Competition begins next Tuesday, October 7th, and opening draws will be released this Saturday. Draws and live updates can be found at wearecollegetennis.com.

Follow along for tournament updates on our social media @cubuffstennis.
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Possible link to link to live scoring (although it's erroring out for me right now) - https://colleges.wearecollegetennis.com/Results/Tournaments
 
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A couple days ago, the team released a preview for a series of matches that DU is hosting over the next 3 days. This tourney is a little more interesting to me since it may be the only one (???) this fall that is a series of dual matches rather than individual bracket-oriented, so is more like the competition structure (dual matches) that dominates the main winter/spring season that largely determines whether at team's season is successful or not.

Go Buffs!

Preview - https://cubuffs.com/news/2025/10/22/tennis-colorado-close-to-home-for-weekend-of-competition

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Colorado Close to Home for Weekend of Competition​

By: Teagan Schreiber, Athletic Communications Student Assistant

BOULDER – The University of Colorado women's tennis team continue in its fall competition this weekend, heading to Denver for the Pioneer Hidden Dual Tournament.

Colorado will join Denver, Wyoming, and Weber State for three days of competition at the Denver Tennis Park, Oct. 24-26th.

The Buffs currently hold a 34-18 record over the Pioneers, with 11 wins on Denver's courts. Their last match up was earlier this year for Colorado's home opener, when the Buffs defeated DU, 5-2.

With a short history against Wyoming, the Buffs are looking to add to their 4-1 record over the Cowboys. The last dual resulted in a 4-0 shutout over Wyoming in 2022.

The Buffs haven't faced Weber State since 1996, when they held a six-match win streak outscoring the Wildcats 32-16.

Colorado is expected to begin at 11 a.m. (MT) Friday and Sunday, and 9 a.m. on Saturday.

Follow along for tournament updates on our social media @cubuffstennis.
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Per the DU preview article (https://denverpioneers.com/news/2025/10/22/denver-womens-tennis-ready-to-host-colorado-cup.aspx ), CU is playing Wyoming today, Weber State tomorrow and DU on Sunday. (Per that preview, it sounds a little funky in one aspect, in that in order to fill a couple of the teams' rosters, a couple DU athletes are going to be representing Weber State to give them the necessary minimum 8 players, and 3 CSU players will be playing on Wyoming's team (Friday and Saturday only).)

Also, the Buffs are in the later timeslot Friday and Sunday and the earlier one on Saturday, which per the DU preview means they'd be playing their singles matches around noon F and Su. and 9:00 AM MT on Sa., with doubles slotted for 11:00 AM MT all 3 days.

A couple tourney links:
DU's hub link for the tourney (Although for me it's just a blank page) - https://colleges.wearecollegetennis...overview/D8832B87-5ABE-4F91-AC14-0D559D75B8B0
Live Streams (looks like it requires a free account) - https://web.track.tennis/index.html#/@public-ULaMC1rz7M0/@public-ULaMC1rz7M0/evt-9PxnoX8Zueo
 
Article after the team ended it's 3 days / 3 duals in Denver with their matches against DU - https://cubuffs.com/news/2025/10/26/tennis-colorado-finishes-weekend-against-pioneers

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Colorado Finishes Weekend Against Pioneers​

Buffs end on high note in Denver

By: Teagan Schreiber, Athletic Communications Student Assistant

DENVER – The Colorado Buffalo women's tennis team finished out this weekend's dual competition, facing Denver to take a 7-5 record this Sunday, and 23-13 overall in singles and doubles this weekend.

Starting the day in doubles, the Buffs split the courts going 2-2. The first win went to Lani Brotman and Heidi Crncan, recording their first match and win as a pair. The freshmen faced Claudia Martinez de Velasco and Natalie Cinkova at No.3, downing the Pioneers, 6-3.

At No. 2 and 4, the Buffs took two close losses to Denver. Pia Rebec and Anya Nelson faced Zoe Adkins and Hana Novak, falling short, 7-5. Willow Gretsch and Yukiko Ikedo followed, falling short to Ruby Hansen and Yunfei Cai, 6-3, at No. 4.

Finishing doubles at the top spot, Rixt Van Der Werff and Lera Alexin brought their match to a 7-6 tiebreaker. After a back-and-forth battle, the Buffs came out on top, winning their tiebreak, 10-8.

Singles competition brought five more victories for the Buffs to finish out competition against the Pioneers. At the top spot, Van Der Werff defeated Louise Wikander, coming back from a first set deficit. Van Der Werff took the final two sets in a matching 6-3, proving a victory over the 2025 Regional Champion.

Alexin also overcame a first set loss at No. 2, to down Lambert 6-1, 6-4. Alexin completed a perfect sweep of singles and doubles this weekend, going 6-0. "I was trying to find my confidence again after regionals," said the sophomore, "I feel I did a good job of finding my timing and taking the match back in the third set."

Rebec and Nelson picked up a pair of straight set wins at No. 3 and 4, coming back from their loss in doubles competition. Rebec defeated Adkins, 6-1, 6-4, and Nelson downed Novak 6-3, 6-2.

The final win from the day came from Ikedo at No. 8. Last to get on the courts, Ikedo wasted no time downing Hansen in two, 6-3, 6-2.

"Our big theme across our players is to keep getting better, which I saw today," stated head coach Anthony Pham, "We did a lot of great things across the board this weekend, and now we have a couple of weeks of practice until Florida."

Up Next
The Buffs take a week off to recover and get ready for a weekend of competition November 7-9th, heading to Florida for the Bonita Bay Classic.

Results
Doubles
No. 1 – Van Der Werff/Alexin (CU) def. Wikander/Lambert (DU), 7-6 (10-8)
No. 2 – Adkins/Novak (DU) def. Rebec/Nelson (CU), 7-5
No. 3 – Brotman/Crncan (CU) def. Velasco/Cinkova (DU), 6-3
No. 4 – Hansen/Cai (DU) def. Gretsch/Ikedo (CU), 6-3

Singles
No. 1 – Rixt Van Der Werff (CU) def. Louise Wikander (DU), 2-6, 6-3, 6-3
No. 2 – Lera Alexin (CU) def. Marley Lambert (DU), 4-6, 6-1, 6-4
No. 3 – Pia Rebec (CU) def. Zoe Adkins (DU), 6-1, 6-4
No. 4 – Anya Nelson (CU) def. Hana Becirovic Novak (DU), 6-3, 6-2
No. 5 – Natalie Cinkova (DU) def. Lani Brotman (CU), 6-3, 1-6, 1-6
No. 6 – Claudia Martinez de Velasco (DU) def. Willow Gretsch (CU), 6-3, 6-2
No. 7 – Yunfei Cai (DU) def. Heidi Crncan (CU), 4-6, 6-7 (4)
No. 8 – Yukiko Ikedo (CU) vs Ruby Hansen (DU), 6-3, 6-2
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Preview as the team has a couple players in California and the rest in Florida this week - https://cubuffs.com/news/2025/11/4/buffs-resume-fall-competition

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Buffs Resume Fall Competition​

Buffs head another week of play at the Bonita Bay Classic and Conference Masters

By: Teagan Schreiber, Athletic Communications Student Assistant

BOULDER – Another weekend packed with competition is ahead for Colorado, with a crew traveling to Bonita Bay, Florida, and San Diego, California.

Lera Alexin and Rixt Van Der Werff will represent the Big 12 in doubles competition at the 2025 ITA Conference Masters Championship, Nov. 6-9th. The duo is currently 7-1 this fall, with their one loss being the semifinal match at the ITA Regional Championship.

The ITA Conference Masters consists of one singles and doubles selection from each conference to represent their team in the last chance to qualify for the NCAA Singles Championship in two weeks. The semifinalists of singles play and the finalists along with third place for doubles will qualify.

This is the second year in which the Conference Masters have occurred, and the first year that Colorado will represent its conference in the tournament.

"It's great for them to be representing the Big 12," said head coach Anthony Pham, "the fact that they received the invite is a testament to them and the results they've had this fall. I know they are excited for the opportunity and the chance to qualify for the NCAA tournament."

The remaining seven Buffs will participate in the Bonita Bay Collegiate Classic, held at the FGCU Tennis Complex from Nov. 7-9th.

Colorado has traveled to Bonita Bay once prior to this fall, picking up one dual win against Notre Dame. The team was led by Mila Stanojevic, picking up a 3-0 record in Florida.

"It's always a great opportunity for us to play in different conditions, being in Florida but also playing on a different surface then we are used to." stated Pham, "Our kids are excited about playing, and finishing fall on a good note."

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Bonita Bay Classic
Friday
6 p.m. (MT); Colorado vs. Memphis
Saturday
2:30 p.m. (MT); Colorado vs. Florida Gulf Coast
Sunday
11 a.m. (MT); Colorado vs. Northern Alabama
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Link to the "2025 ITA Conference Masters Championship" homepage - https://wearecollegetennis.com/ita-conference-masters-championships/
 
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