CHENEY, Wash. – The Eastern Washington University women's tennis team hosted Sacramento State today inside the Jim Thorpe Fieldhouse and vanquished the Hornets 5-2 following dominant singles play performances. The Big Sky Conference victory puts the Eagles at 4-11 overall and 3-4 in conference play. 
 
"I'm really proud of what we accomplished today as a team. We had to really dig deep to pull through in some pressure situations, in both doubles and singles," said head coach Dustin Hinson. "I'm very happy that the team gets to feel the satisfaction of a win for their efforts. They have all battled through some really tough things all season long and to push through and empty the tank in this moment is gritty and something they can be proud of. We are hoping to use this momentum to finish strong next Sunday in our last regular season conference match against Idaho on Senior Day."
 
Yasmin Mansouri teamed up with Jennifer Kida at the No. 1 doubles spot to take down Ejsmont and Lee, 6-3. Scout Mathews and Isabella Foshee would then secure the doubles point at No. 3, following a 7-5 victory over Ferreros and Johnson. 
 
Kida opened singles play at the No. 1 spot and engaged well into her swing to find victory over Ejsmont in two sets (6-3, 6-2). Mansouri found success at No. 3 after a dominant first set (6-0), taking down Ferreros 6-3 in set two and collecting the singles win. Renata Gabuzyan hit well in set one, winning 6-1, before battling to victory over Alter in set two (7-6 (3)) at the No. 4 position. Foshee played and won at the No. 6 spot, allowing only one point against in set one (6-1) and inching past Johnson (7-5) in set two. 
 
Doubles Results
Yasmin Mansouri/Jennifer Kida def. Ejsmont/Lee (6-3)
Yotova/Alter def. Renata Gabuzyan/Kenzington Mann (6-4)
Scout Mathews/Isabella Foshee def. Ferreros/Johnson (7-5)
 
Singles Results
Jennifer Kida def. Ejsmont (6-3, 6-2)
Yotova def. Scout Mathews (6-2, 6-1)
Yasmin Mansouri def. Ferreros (6-0, 6-3)
Renata Gabuzyan def. Alter (6-1, 7-6 (3)) 
McSkimming def. Kenzington Mann (6-3, 6-4)
Isabella Foshee def. Tagaloa (6-1, 7-5)
 
Up Next
The Eagles conclude the regular season hosting Idaho next Sunday, April 24 for Senior Day at 11 a.m. Pacific Time. 

Eastern will be honoring Yasmin Mansouri, who came to EWU from West Vancouver, B.C., Canada, along with Louise Waite, who moved to Eastern from New Plymouth, New Zealand.