Men's Schedule
Women's Schedule
 
DETROIT (2/4/2015) -- The University of Detroit Mercy men's and women's tennis teams will have a big weekend ahead with three home matches and another ranked opponent on the schedule.
 
The action gets underway with a Titan doubleheader on Friday as the men's team takes on local-rival Wayne State with the women facing Toledo. Both matches will begin at 7:00 p.m., at the Franklin Athletic Club in Southfield.
 
On Saturday, the Detroit women will hit the road to battle its third ranked foe of the season as the Titans tangle with No. 75 Michigan State, while on Sunday, the UDM men will open the conference schedule against defending Horizon League champion Green Bay with a 6:00 p.m., match at the Franklin Athletic Club.
 
The Titan women enter this weekend at 2-4, but two of the losses have been to nationally-ranked programs in Notre Dame and Tennessee. The Titans will also look for a couple of huge wins as they are 2-16 all-time against Toledo and 0-6 versus Michigan State.
 
The Rockets come into the match at 2-2 with a win over HL-rival UIC, while MSU is 3-1, including a victory over Oakland and Eastern Michigan.
 
Sophomore Anna Davydova paces the Titans with 11 singles wins – including five straight – and eight doubles victories.
 
On the men's side, Detroit will look to collect its first win of the duel campaign as the Titans are 0-4 with a pair of 4-3 setbacks.
 
This will be the first tennis match of the season for Wayne State, but the Warriors and Titans did meet up in the fall, with Detroit posting a 7-0 win at the Titan Invitational. Green Bay is 3-2 entering the weekend, but both of the losses by the Phoenix have been to ranked teams in No. 11 Illinois and No. 46 Minnesota.  Green Bay will be playing its third match in three days when it competes on Sunday as the Phoenix square off with Western Michigan and IPFW on Friday and Saturday, respectively.
 
Sophomore Patryk Koscielski and freshman Nathan Ponton both pace the team with five singles wins apiece, while sophomore Kacper Stelmaszak tops the squad with four doubles victories.