CHATTANOOGA --- The No. 70 ranked Chattanooga Mocs women's tennis team will host a pair of non-conference matches this weekend in the Scenic City, welcoming Alabama A&M and Tennessee Wesleyan on Saturday and Sunday.
 
First serve for Saturday's match against AA&M is set for 3:30 p.m. at McCallie's Strang-Voges Tennis Center. Sunday's match against TWU is planning to be outdoors at the UTC Tennis Center on campus with a 2 p.m. ET start. Check the schedule page for all updates on times and locations.
 
Chattanooga (7-1) is currently riding a four-match win streak and appeared in the latest ITA National Team Rankings, coming in at No. 70 among the 75 ranked programs. It's the second time the program has earned a ranking under head coach Chad Camper.
 
"The team has improved a lot this week in practice and look forward to putting some of that to work in both matches this weekend," said head coach Camper. "The team is trying to improve a little bit each day."
 
Chattanooga and Alabama A&M (4-3, 3-0 SWAC) meet for the third time in the all-time series history and for the first time since a 6-1 UTC win back on February 2, 2019. The Mocs won the previous meeting with the Bulldogs in 7-0 fashion in 2006.
 
UTC and NAIA-member Tennessee Wesleyan (2-0) meet for the fifth time in the program's history with the Mocs holding a 4-0 all-time advantage. Chattanooga has dropped just one match against the Bulldogs in the four previous meetings and have posted three-straight 7-0 wins with the most recent coming on January 30, 2022.
 
Live stats will be available for Sunday's match against TWU. All changes to live scoring links, times and locations and can be found on the schedule page.

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