DENVER – University of Denver women's tennis players
Marley Lambert and
Louise Wikander continue their fall seasons at the 2025 ITA Conference Masters Championships in San Diego, California, beginning on Thursday, November 6.
The ITA Conference Masters Championships brings together singles and doubles designees from each NCAA Division I conference that receives an automatic qualification spot for the NCAA Championships. Lambert will represent the Summit League in singles while also teaming up with Wikander as the League's doubles team.
On the line are automatic berths to the 2025 NCAA Division I Tennis Singles & Doubles Championships with the four singles semifinalists and the top three doubles teams (champion, finalist and third-place finisher) from this weekend's tournament all earning spots in the NCAA field.
Wikander has already secured a singles berth to the NCAA Championships after winning the 2025 ITA Mountain Regional Championships singles title earlier in October. Lambert advanced to the singles quarterfinals at ITA Regionals as well.
Play begins on Thursday with Lambert taking on Maria Castano from Tarleton State in the singles round of 32 at 9 a.m. PT/10 a.m. MT and Lambert/Wikander facing No. 6-seed Nugent/Owen from Xavier in the doubles round of 32 at approximately 4 p.m. PT/5 p.m. MT.
2025 ITA CONFERENCE MASTERS CHAMPIONSHIPS TENTATIVE SCHEDULE
Thursday, November 6
Singles rounds of 32 and 16
Doubles round of 32
Friday, November 7
Singles quarterfinals
Doubles round of 16 and quarterfinals
Saturday, November 8
Singles and doubles semifinals
Sunday, November 9
Singles and doubles finals
Singles and doubles third-place matches
*Schedule is subject to change
This will be Lambert's second time playing in the ITA Conference Masters Championship after joining
Andrea Burguete Beltran in doubles in 2024 while Wikander will be making her first appearance in the event.
The remainder of the Denver roster will conclude its 2025 fall slate this weekend at the H-E-B Invitational, hosted by Baylor, on November 7-9.
