STOCKTON, Calif. The Pacific women's tennis team (7-10, 2-5) will wrap up its spring season with matches against BYU (10-8, 4-3) and San Diego (10-9, 4-1).

Senior Captain Danielle Zamora will be honored between doubles and singles on Saturday against San Diego. 

The Tigers are coming off an exciting 4-3 upset of the Portland Pilots. After dropping their doubles to the Pilots, the Tigers looked to make a difference in the singles competition. Senior Klara Kosan and sophomores Tomi Main and Alexis Sam were victorious on their singles courts. The match point came down to court #6, with Zamora. Zamora took her opponent to all three sets and came out on top with a comeback win, clinching the contest for Pacific and punctuating her senior season with a win. 

BYU is currently on three contest-losing skid, all coming against nationally ranked programs. The Cougars are 4-4 on the road this season.

San Diego is also on a three-match losing streak, with its losses coming against nationally ranked programs. The Toreros narrowly lost to #8 Pepperdine in a 4-3 match.

Pacific will host BYU on Friday, April 21, at the Eve Zimmerman Tennis Center, with the first serve at noon. The Tigers will conclude their season at home against San Diego on Saturday, April 22, with the first serve at noon.