New Orleans, LA- Our Lady of the Lake University's women's tennis team entered the matchup against Louisiana State University–Alexandria with determination, knowing they would be tested by one of the Red River Athletic Conference's strongest programs. Despite the final 4–0 scoreline favoring LSU-A, the contest reflected moments of resilience and competitiveness from OLLU that went beyond the numbers.

In doubles play, OLLU showed early signs of cohesion, particularly from the pairing of Muller and Guerrero at the No. 2 position, where they were locked in a tight unfinished battle at 3–5 before play was halted. The No. 3 team of Laure and Peters also kept pressure on their opponents, battling through long rallies before falling 6–4. At the top spot, Pisar and Chambon faced a tough challenge against a disciplined LSU-A duo, ultimately dropping the match 6–2. While the doubles point slipped away, the effort across courts demonstrated OLLU's willingness to compete point-for-point.

Singles play proved equally demanding. Guerrero at No. 1 and Pisar at No. 2 encountered opponents who capitalized on consistency and depth, but both OLLU players continued to fight through extended exchanges and difficult service games. At No. 3, Peters was engaged in one of the more competitive matchups of the day before it went unfinished, showing flashes of aggressive baseline play that kept the outcome uncertain. Laure and Muller also found themselves in unfinished contests, each pushing their matches into competitive stretches that reflected OLLU's persistence even as the team result moved out of reach.

Although LSU-A ultimately secured the sweep, the match offered valuable experience for OLLU. Several courts featured tightly contested games and unfinished sets that suggested the scoreline did not fully capture the level of competition. For OLLU, the performance highlighted areas for growth while reinforcing the team's ability to stay composed and engaged against a high-level conference opponent. 

The Saints finish the season 10-5 overall and 3-3 in the conference.