Cowgirls Continue Strong Play in Mexico

UW goes undefeated on day two

CANCUN, Mexico (Nov. 10, 2026) – It was another successful day for the Wyoming Cowgirl tennis team down in Mexico on day two at the Princess Resorts Collegiate Cup. Wyoming won both of its singles matches Tuesday and were well on its way to winning in doubles before those matches were cancelled due to rain.

In singles, Dilnaz Mashabayeva won her matchup 4-1 and 4-0. While Eugenia Ceinos blanked her opponent, not dropping a game on the way to a 4-0, 4-0 victory. In doubles, the tandem of Silver Bijlsma and Antonella Taco were one point away from winning before their match was called. The duo was leading 40-15 while up 4-1 and 3-1 in the contest. Ivona Ridan and Ruby Young were also up 4-1, 3-1 before their match was rained out.

The Cowgirls look to continue their successful trip down in Mexico Wednesday.

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