
3/26/2026 12:11:00 PM | Women's Tennis
JACKSONVILLE – Women's tennis is set to host Conference USA foe Western Kentucky Friday. The Gamecocks are coming off a 4-3 home win against No. 58 ranked South Alabama on March 21 at home.
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The win over South Alabama was Jax State women's tennis's highest ranked win in program history. The Gamecocks improved to 11-5 on the season with the win against South Alabama.
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In singles play, Jax State has a 41-30 record as a team. Freshman Sae Kaneko leads the way with a 10-2 mark on the year. Following Kaneko closely is Irene Artigas who has a 9-1 singles record this season. Aneka Patel and Polina Ramenskaja both hold a 6-5 record, Emma Montagner is 3-2, Isabella Sambola is 3-5, Angeles Rodriguez-Rizo is 2-7, and Alba Roche is 2-3, respectively.
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In doubles, two Gamecocks have 10 wins on the year to help Jax State to a 25-13 record as a squad. Kaneko is 10-4, while Ramenskaja is 10-5. Artigas is 9-2 and Patel is 9-4 in doubles. Sambola is 4-2, Rodriguez-Rizo is 6-4, Montagner is 2-3, and Roche is 0-2. The doubles pairing of Ramenskaja and Patel lead the Gamecocks with a 9-4 mark.
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Western Kentucky is 8-10 this season. The Hilltoppers are 56-45 in singles play and are led by Virginia Madueno who has a team-best 13-4 record. In doubles, WKU is 19-28 this season. Madueno, Barbara Olvera, and Emily Schut are all tied for a team-high 7-9 record in doubles.
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Following the match against the Hilltoppers, women's tennis travels to Kennesaw State to take on the Owls on Friday, April 10.
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To follow the Gamecocks on the road this season, follow their Facebook (Jacksonville State Women's Tennis), Instagram (@JaxStateWTEN), and X (@JaxStateWTEN) accounts.Â
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The win over South Alabama was Jax State women's tennis's highest ranked win in program history. The Gamecocks improved to 11-5 on the season with the win against South Alabama.
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In singles play, Jax State has a 41-30 record as a team. Freshman Sae Kaneko leads the way with a 10-2 mark on the year. Following Kaneko closely is Irene Artigas who has a 9-1 singles record this season. Aneka Patel and Polina Ramenskaja both hold a 6-5 record, Emma Montagner is 3-2, Isabella Sambola is 3-5, Angeles Rodriguez-Rizo is 2-7, and Alba Roche is 2-3, respectively.
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In doubles, two Gamecocks have 10 wins on the year to help Jax State to a 25-13 record as a squad. Kaneko is 10-4, while Ramenskaja is 10-5. Artigas is 9-2 and Patel is 9-4 in doubles. Sambola is 4-2, Rodriguez-Rizo is 6-4, Montagner is 2-3, and Roche is 0-2. The doubles pairing of Ramenskaja and Patel lead the Gamecocks with a 9-4 mark.
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Western Kentucky is 8-10 this season. The Hilltoppers are 56-45 in singles play and are led by Virginia Madueno who has a team-best 13-4 record. In doubles, WKU is 19-28 this season. Madueno, Barbara Olvera, and Emily Schut are all tied for a team-high 7-9 record in doubles.
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Following the match against the Hilltoppers, women's tennis travels to Kennesaw State to take on the Owls on Friday, April 10.
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To follow the Gamecocks on the road this season, follow their Facebook (Jacksonville State Women's Tennis), Instagram (@JaxStateWTEN), and X (@JaxStateWTEN) accounts.Â
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