Saturday, February 21
Santa Barbara, Calif.
12:30 p.m.
TCU
at
UCSB
Preview: at UCSB and Portland
2/20/2026 3:57:00 PM | Women's Tennis
Horned Frogs set for doubleheader on the road
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – The TCU women's tennis team will once again hit the road, this time to Santa Barbara, California, for a doubleheader against UCSB and Portland on Saturday at 12:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m.
The Frogs have rattled off four consecutive victories against Rice, UT Arlington, North Texas and Tulsa, sweeping each opponent in the process. TCU will have its toughest test in the last five matches, as the Gauchos are ranked at No. 31 in the latest ITA team rankings.
Yu-Chin Tsai has been dominant to date on the courts. The senior leads TCU in singles wins, amassing a perfect 4-0 mark while also grabbing a victory in doubles alongside Victoria Gomez O'Hayon.
TCU has pulled together a combined 14-3 singles record on the year, with eight players posting winning marks. In double play, the Frogs are 9-2 with six individuals securing a winning percentage above .500.
RANKED FROGS
The Frogs currently sit at 38th in the most recent rendition of the ITA team rankings. This marks the highest ranking for TCU since April 1, 2025, when the Frogs were tabbed as the No. 37 overall team in the nation.
HISTORY VS. UCSB
TCU is 2-4 all-time against the Gauchos. The two teams last faced off during the 2025 dual season, with UCSB coming away with the victory. The Frogs earned their pair of wins versus UCSB in the first two matchups of the series.
HISTORY VS. PORTLAND
Tomorrow will mark the first-ever showdown between these two teams. Portland is currently sitting at 1-3 on the season and TCU is the lone Big 12 team that the Pilots are scheduled to play this season.
UP NEXT
Following the doubleheader, TCU will return home for its first test of conference play. The Frogs will open their Big 12 slate with a showdown against a familiar foe in Arizona State on Friday, Feb. 27 at 4 p.m. in Fort Worth.
The Frogs have rattled off four consecutive victories against Rice, UT Arlington, North Texas and Tulsa, sweeping each opponent in the process. TCU will have its toughest test in the last five matches, as the Gauchos are ranked at No. 31 in the latest ITA team rankings.
Yu-Chin Tsai has been dominant to date on the courts. The senior leads TCU in singles wins, amassing a perfect 4-0 mark while also grabbing a victory in doubles alongside Victoria Gomez O'Hayon.
TCU has pulled together a combined 14-3 singles record on the year, with eight players posting winning marks. In double play, the Frogs are 9-2 with six individuals securing a winning percentage above .500.
RANKED FROGS
The Frogs currently sit at 38th in the most recent rendition of the ITA team rankings. This marks the highest ranking for TCU since April 1, 2025, when the Frogs were tabbed as the No. 37 overall team in the nation.
HISTORY VS. UCSB
TCU is 2-4 all-time against the Gauchos. The two teams last faced off during the 2025 dual season, with UCSB coming away with the victory. The Frogs earned their pair of wins versus UCSB in the first two matchups of the series.
HISTORY VS. PORTLAND
Tomorrow will mark the first-ever showdown between these two teams. Portland is currently sitting at 1-3 on the season and TCU is the lone Big 12 team that the Pilots are scheduled to play this season.
UP NEXT
Following the doubleheader, TCU will return home for its first test of conference play. The Frogs will open their Big 12 slate with a showdown against a familiar foe in Arizona State on Friday, Feb. 27 at 4 p.m. in Fort Worth.
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