Eastern Washington women's tennis has finalized its schedule for the 2022-23 season, announced today(Sep. 21) by head coach Dustin Hinson. Eastern will play in four competitions in its 2022 fall schedule and has 16 matches lined up for the 2023 winter and spring schedule.

Fall Slate
The Eagles' first competition will be on their home court as they host the EWU Hidden Duals from Sep. 30 through Oct. 2.

Eastern's next competition will take them to Stanford, Calif. for the ITA Northwest Regional, taking place on Oct. 14 through Oct. 18.

Ten days later, the Eagles will make the quick road trip up to Spokane and participate in the Gonzaga Tournament from Oct. 28 to Oct. 30.

The fall schedule concludes on Nov. 11 in San Diego, Calif. for the San Diego State Fall Classic, running through Nov. 13.

Spring Slate
2023 begins for the Eagles at home, as the team will host Seattle U on Jan. 13. Eastern will then travel to Seattle 16 days later to play Washington on Jan. 29.

Moving to February, the Eagles will have a neutral site matchup against Colorado on Feb. 11 in Spokane. Back in Cheney, Eastern will play Portland on Feb. 19. The Eagles will next head down to Pullman on Feb. 24 to play Washington State. On Feb. 26, Eastern will host Saint Mary's College.

The Eagles will be on the road to start March, traveling to Idaho on March 1 and Gonzaga on March 4.

Eastern gets to enjoy an extended home stand to start Big Sky competition, hosting its next three matches. Starting on March 11, the Eagles host Northern Arizona, then a quick dip back into non-conference matches against North Dakota on March 18. Eastern will next host Idaho State on March 19.

Heading back on the road, Eastern will take on San Jose State on March 29, followed by a matchup against Sacramento State on March 31. April begins with the Montana road trip, playing Montana State on April 7 and the Griz on April 9.

The final regular season matches of the season will be at home for the Eagles, starting with Weber State on April 14. Eastern's senior day will be against Portland State on April 16.

The Big Sky Conference Championships will be back in Phoenix, Ariz. from April 27 through the 29.

A Look Back
Eastern Washington finished last season with a 3-5 Big Sky record, just narrowly missing the Big Sky Championships. The Eagles were 4-12 overall last spring. In the spring, Eastern went 4-2 in home matches.

Returning to the Court
The Eagles return five players from 2021-22 roster, including Big Sky All-Conference second team selection, Scout Mathews. In addition, Isabella Foshee, Renata Gabuzyan, Kenzington Mann, Yasmin Mansouri, and Jennifer Kida will be back for Eastern.

New Eagles
Hinson added three players to his roster this season, with Lea Nizetic and Sara Vasic joining as freshman. Taylor Anderson also joins the squad after transferring from Grand Canyon University.