Corpus Christi - The second weekend of the Texas A&M-Kingsville women's tennis team saw it battle against a slew of NCAA Division One opponents at the Jake Frederick Memorial Islander Open.

Despite facing an extremely competitive field, including the University of Houston, Lamar, UT-San Antonio, Incarnate Word, and the tournament's host, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, the Javelinas battled, picking up multiple match wins in both singles and doubles play.

"I believe we won the matches we were supposed to win and we competed with resilience in the match that we didn't," Head Coach Autumn Wollenzien said. "It's a good challenge and a great opportunity to play those at a D1. It brings out a different side to players who are competitive and want to learn."

Javelina Wins:

Women's Open Singles Purple Draw East
Quarterfinals - Annika Andersson Gomez defeated Oshini Hereth (Lubbock Christian) in a close match 6-4, 6-3.

Women's Open Singles Purple Draw West
Semifinals - Maya Donoker was tested in the first set against Axelle Jacquemin before cruising in the second set to win the match 7-5, 6-2.

Women's Open Singles Orange Draw East
Quarterfinals - Hannah Nagpall took down Alexandra Luders (Lubbock Christian), 7-5, 6-1.

Women's Open Singles Red Draw West
Semifinals - Lily-Isabelle Muraske showed great perseverance, surviving a hard-fought battle with Varvara Popadina (Lamar) in the opener before dominating in the second set 7-6(8-6), 6-1.

Women's Open Singles Yellow Draw West
Semifinals - Emma Halvarsson dominated in straight sets against Kate Labenski (Lamar) 6-0, 6-0.

Women's Open Doubles Flight B West
Semifinals - Guadalupe Tocci and Kaitlin Blount won a hard-fought match against a tandem from Lamar 7-6(8-6).

Women's Open Doubles Flight C East
Quarterfinals - Nagpall and Andrea Landaeta took down LCU's doubles team, 7-6(7-3).

Women's Open Doubles Flight C West
Finals - Gomez and Halvarsson combined to get a 6-0 win over another LCU doubles crew.

"We were right in the mix of where we needed to be," Wollenzien said. "Ultimately, it helps us become the competitors we are striving to become."

The Javelinas return home Friday for the two-day Javelina Jam tournament in Kingsville, looking to build on their momentum.