Hawaii Pacific went to Texas and came away with a pair of victories, topping Texas A&M Kingsville and No. 12 nationally ranked St. Mary’s, then came to California to knock off Menlo. Tereza Noah went unbeaten (6-0), winning two of her singles bouts in three sets.

2026 Results/Schedule
2026 Standings
ITA National Poll

PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Hawaii Pacific’s Tereza Noah, Fr. Brno, Czech Republic                                                                
Hawaii Pacific’s Tereza Noah posted a perfect 6-0 record in doubles and singles during a road swing through Texas and California. The freshman played at No. 1 and 2 doubles, winning all three matches. At No. 2 singles, the Czech native topped Texas A&M Kingsville’s Andrea Landaeta 7-6 (7-5), 3-6, 10-5. Against St. Mary’s TX, Noah won on court two in doubles with Willow Dmkowski (6-2) and then went the distance again at No. 2 singles before taking out Selina Wu, 6-1, 5-7, 6-4. She won in straight sets on Monday against Menlo.

TEAM OF THE WEEK:  Hawaii Pacific Sharks                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    
Hawaii Pacific picked up two very impressive road wins in the Lone Star state, topping Texas A&M Kingsville 6-1 and St. Mary’s 5-2, and then stopped at Menlo on the way back for a 6-1 victory. Against No. 12 St. Mary’s, the Sharks won two of the three doubles matches for the one point and then had to battle on the singles courts, winning three-set matches on courts one and two (Evi Roobol and Tereza Noah). HPU lost tough three-set battles to the Rattlers on courts three and five, but clinched the match with straight sets victories by Annika Hakovirta and Kaia Sperry. Against the Javelinas, the Sharks won all three doubles matches but again had to go the distance on the top two courts with Roobol and Noah. Hakovirta won in three sets as well while Kaleigh Castillo, Lynn Kader and Willow Dymkowski picked up straight set wins. HPU is now 8-2 on the season, with their only losses coming to DI opponents.

ITA NATIONAL RANKINGS: Azusa Pacific is ranked No. 15 in the March 3 ITA national poll, with Point Loma listed at No. 17. The next list arrives on March 10. To see the complete list, which includes updated singles and doubles rankings, click here.

PACWEST NEWS AND NOTES: Westmont won two of three matches last week, defeating Jessup and CSU Los Angeles, while falling to Hawaii Hilo…Menlo won a big battle with the Vulcans (5-2) with Zofia Dziewiecka leading the way with a 7-5 win in doubles with Livia Harper and a straight sets win at the top singles spot. The Oaks are nationally ranked (44) for the first time in program history with a 5-2 overall record…Azusa Pacific won their lone match of the week (Hilo) to improve to 10-2 on the year…Fresno Pacific split matches defeating Concordia and falling 4-3 to Division I Weber State…Sofia Pavlova of CSU Los Angeles went 2-0 in singles play last week and 1-0 in doubles for the Golden Eagles during a loss to Westmont and a win over Jessup.

THIS WEEK: Hawaii Pacific returns from Texas with a stopover in California today (Monday) to take on Menlo, Jessup on Tuesday and Stanislaus State on Wednesday. Biola hosts Fresno Pacific on Tuesday and Point Loma welcomes Concordia. Azusa Pacific hosts Western New Mexico on Wednesday and Fresno Pacific on Thursday. Friday-Saturday matches include Chaminade at Menlo, Jessup at Dominican, Western New Mexico at Biola and HPU at Concordia. To see the complete schedule, click here.