#12 Midwestern State (2-4) vs. Rollins (7-4)
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
 
#12 Midwestern State (2-4) vs. Hawaii-Hilo (2-3)
Non-Conference Match
Tuesday, March 13, 2018 | 2 p.m.
Darling Tennis Center | Las Vegas, Nevada
First Meeting
 
#12 Midwestern State (2-4) vs. #4 Hawaii Pacific (7-1)
Non-Conference Match
Wednesday, March 14, 2018 | 11 a.m.
Darling Tennis Center | Las Vegas, Nevada
MSU trails the all-time series 0-3 | All meetings at neutral sites | Mustangs lost 7-2 to then ninth-ranked HPU in 2016
 
#12 Midwestern State (2-4) vs. #9 Azusa Pacific (8-2)
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 a pair of nationally ranked opponents. The Mustangs open up play with Rollins on Monday before challenging Hawaii-Hilo (Tuesday), No. 4 Hawaii Pacific (Wednesday) and No. 9 Azusa Pacific (Friday). All four matches are held at the Darling Tennis Center.
 
COFFMAN KEEPS ROLLING: After dropping her season-opening match against St. Mary's, junior Maddy Coffman has rattled off four-straight wins, including an upset of Central Oklahoma's 29^th-ranked Alli Hodges, 6-3, 6-0, last weekend. The Flower Mound native improved to 26-5 overall in singles after matching the program record with 22 wins in 2017. In pairs play, Coffman owns a 3-2 record, pairing up with Ashley Ramirez most recently. Last weekend, the duo went 2-1 at the No. 1 line.
 
LAZZAROTTO CLIMBING THE CHARTS: Senior Greta Lazzarotto is making her way up the record book for the Mustangs. The senior currently owns the second best doubles winning percentage in program history, claiming 85.5 percent of her matches in pairs play, behind only Paige Boykin's record of 86.1 percent set from 2014-15. The Italian earned her 50^th-career doubles win against Southwest Baptist and moved past Kristen Bixby (1997-00) on Saturday for the 10^th-most doubles wins in program history. Lazzarotto is four wins away from climbing into the top-15 in combined career wins.
  
BACK IN THE SADDLE: Senior Daria Panferova made her return to the courts last Thursday against Southwest Baptist after being sidelined with an injury through the early portion of the season. The Russian opened the year ranked No. 20 in the Oracle/ITA rankings after a 14-8 singles campaign last season. On Saturday, she paired up with freshman Maddie Rowe for an 8-1 victory at the No. 3 line in doubles.