Women's Tennis Headlines
San Diego City earned the No. 5 seed in the 3C2A Southern California regional tournament and will travel to play at No. 1 Bakersfield on Tuesday, April 8 at 1 p.m. It's the second consecutive season that the Knights have qualified for the postseason and the third time under head coach Jami Yonekura-Jones.
Two days after clinching their second consecutive outright PCAC championship with a 9-0 win over Mt. San Jacinto, the Knights swept Imperial Valley, 9-0, to complete a perfect conference season in which they did not lose any singles or doubles matches.
The Knights clinched at least a share of the PCAC title after sweeping Mt. San Jacinto, 9-0, on Thursday and can claim their second consecutive outright championship with one win in their final two conference matches.
San Diego City's women't tennis team, ranked No. 4 in Southern California, continued its dominating run with 9-0 victories over Southwestern and El Camino this week. The Knights have now extended their win streak to seven, all of which were 9-0 sweeps.
San Diego City's women's tennis team, which has won seven of its first nine matches, is off to its best start since the 2017 season when they went 7-3 in the first 10 matches. The Knights defeated Rio Hondo, 9-0, on Thursday to make it five consecutive wins, all of which were 9-0 sweeps.
The 2024 PCAC champion Knights have earned the No. 7 seed in the 3C2A Southern California regional playoffs and will travel to play at No. 4 Santa Monica in the first round on Tuesday, April 9 with the first serve scheduled for 2 p.m.
San Diego City's women's tennis team clinched the outright conference championship on March 26 and they now have some major individual awards to go along with the title. Sophomore Sinaia Haskal has earned PCAC Athlete of the Year and Jami Jones was named PCAC Coach of the Year.
The Knights have claimed the outright PCAC championship, their first since 2000, by getting a 7-2 win at Grossmont on the final day of conference play. The Knights won their final five PCAC matches, which included two over Grossmont, and only suffered one loss in conference season as claimed the top spot with a 7-1 record.
San Diego City avenged an earlier looss to Mt. San Jacinto with an 8-1 home win on Thursday to clinch at least a share of the PCAC championship, their first since 2000.
With two matches remaining in the conference season, the Knights moved one step closer to a possible PCAC championship by defeating Southwestern, 8-1, on Tuesday to remain in a first place tie with Mt. San Jacinto.
San Diego City's women's tennis team won its second consecutive match, 7-2 at Imperial Valley, on Tuesday to improve to 4-1 in the PCAC and 5-6 overall. With the win, the Knights remained in a first place tie with Mt. San Jacinto with only three conference matches remaining in the season.
The Knights finished the 2023 Pacific Coast Athletic Conference season in second place with a 4-2 record (5-7 overall) and that earned them the No. 20 spot in the final Intercollegiage Tennis Association (ITA) rankings.
The Knights had a good showing at the PCAC singles and doubles championships this week with four earning all-PCAC honors, including Sinaia Haskal, Faith Satrya, Lucia Farmer, and Charlee FitzMaurice. All four Knights also qualified for the state singles and doubles championships, which will be held in Ventura and Ojai from April 27-30.
San Diego City's women's tennis team bounced back with a 9-0 sweep of Imperial Valley on Thursday to finish the team season on a high note. The Knights went 5-7 overall and ended up in second place in the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference with a 4-2 record.
The San Diego City women's tennis team won its third consecutive match on Thursday, 7-2, over Southwestern to improve to 4-5 overall and 3-1 in the PCAC. The Knights are now tied for first place in the conference with two PCAC matches remaining.
The Knights got back in the win column by getting a 7-2 road win at Southwestern on Monday. It was their first PCAC victory of the season as the Knights improved to 1-1 in the conference and 2-5 overall.
