MONTGOMERY, Ala. | Alabama State returns to action to face Point in their home opener after dropping a pair of matches at LSU this weekend.
The match is scheduled to begin at 1 pm as part of a doubleheader with the women's program at the Olean Black Underwood Tennis Center, and is the home opener for the Hornets.
AN INSIDE LOOK AT ALABAMA STATE
- Alabama State won a single match over the weekend in losses to LSU and UT-Rio Grande Valley, with Tomas Fernandez picking up a win at number three singles against UT-Rio Grande Valley.
- Ion Efrim, the top player for Alabama State, did not finish either of his matches this weekend at LSU as both matches were extended and not completed when the team match was decided.
- Alabama State won a doubles match, although they did not get the point, against UT-Rio Grande Valley as Chris Andre and Alejo Calvis won at number three doubles. The Hornets did not play doubles against LSU as the match was played indoors.
- Alabama State went 7-4 at home last season, with the Hornets picking up a non-conference win over Nicholls State in the process.
AN INSIDE LOOK AT POINT
- Point defeated Alabama State last season in non-conference actions, and finished the season 15-8 overall.
WHAT'S NEXT
- Alabama State returns to action Saturday on the road at Samford, before returning home to face West Alabama in a match that was originally scheduled for Wednesday.
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