#20 Midwestern State (6-2) vs. #14 Rollins (5-5)
Non-Conference Match
Monday, March 12, 2018 | 2 p.m.
Darling Tennis Center | Las Vegas, Nevada
MSU trails the all-time series 0-2 | First neutral site meeting | Teams last played in 2013
 
#20 Midwestern State (6-2) vs. #15 Hawaii-Hilo (3-1)
Non-Conference Match
Tuesday, March 13, 2018 | 2 p.m.
Darling Tennis Center | Las Vegas, Nevada
First Meeting
 
#20 Midwestern State (6-2) vs. #19 Hawaii Pacific (0-5)
Non-Conference Match
Wednesday, March 14, 2018 | 11 a.m.
Darling Tennis Center | Las Vegas, Nevada
MSU trails the all-time series 0-2 | Both meetings at neutral sites | Mustangs lost 9-0 to then second-ranked HPU in 2016
 
#20 Midwestern State (6-2) vs. #6 Azusa Pacific (11-0)
Non-Conference Match
Friday, March 16, 2018 | 1 p.m.
Darling Tennis Center | Las Vegas, Nevada
MSU trails the all-time series 0-1 | First neutral site meeting | Mustangs lost 6-3 to APU in 2011
 
MUSTANGS NOTES
 
FIRST SERVE: 20th-ranked MSU Texas heads to Las Vegas to take on four nationally ranked opponents, beginning with No. 14 Rollins on Monday, March 12. The Mustangs take on 15^th-ranked Hawaii-Hilo (Tuesday), No. 19 Hawaii Pacific (Wednesday) before closing play with sixth-ranked Azusa Pacific (Friday). All four matches are held at the Darling Tennis Center.
 
NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED: Underclassmen have shouldered the load for Midwestern State through the early goings. Of the 33 singles wins, 26 have come from underclassmen and 15 have come from the freshman class of Alex Martinez Roca (6-1), Nolan McCaig (5-3) and Jean Muniz (5-2). Sophomore and reigning LSC Freshman of the Year Angel Palacios leads the team in singles wins with a 7-1 record.
 
LINEUP SHAKEDOWN: The Mustangs record when winning or losing by lineup position.
 

Record When...
Wins			Losses
Doubles
Line	W	L	Line	W	L
No. 1	5	2	No. 1	1	0
No. 2	6	1	No. 2	0	1
No. 3	5	1	No. 3	1	1
Singles
Line	W	L	Line	W	L
No. 1	5	0	No. 1	1	2
No. 2	5	0	No. 2	1	2
No. 3	5	1	No. 3	1	1
No. 4	5	1	No. 4	1	1
No. 5	5	1	No. 5	1	1
No. 6	5	0	No. 6	1	2

DOUBLING DOWN: The Maroon and Gold have been dominant in doubles all season, holding a 20-4 combined record as a team. Additionally, MSU has won at least two doubles matches in every outing and has swept all three courts on four occasions. Freshman Nolan McCaig and junior Dillon Pineda lead the team with a 7-1 record at the No. 1 line.