STOCKTON, Calif. - No. 25 Pepperdine men's tennis is preparing for two more road matches this weekend, beginning at Pacific tomorrow before visiting Saint Mary's on Saturday.
 
Tomorrow's match against the Tigers marks the first of seven consecutive WCC matches before the Waves conclude the regular season on April 19 at UC Santa Barbara.
 
The Waves are 16-3 all-time against Pacific, having taken five of the last six matches. The Tigers got the best of Pepperdine in April 2025, pulling out a narrow 4-3 victory. Pepperdine will seek to continue its WCC dominance, having gone 28-5 (.849) since the 2021-22 campaign. The Waves can look to the number 65-ranked doubles team of Lasse Poertner and Aleksa Pisaric to start that dominance. In that same timeframe, Pacific has recorded a 15-19 conference record (.441) but have rebounded from consecutive 2-7 seasons (2021-22 and 2022-23) to go 11-5 since, including a 1-0 start this season after defeating Portland 4-2 last Saturday. Fans can click here to watch the match against Pacific.

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Pepperdine will look to stay perfect against Saint Mary's on Saturday, having gone 31-0 against the Gaels. In four of the last five matches, the Waves have swept Saint Mary's. It's been a challenging season for the Gaels, dropping five of their last six. They played out the last two matches (at No. 56 Cal and at Nevada), falling 1-6 in each of them.
 
Following the road trip, Pepperdine will return home for their first match at Ralph-Straus Tennis Center in almost two months, hosting Portland and Gonzaga in a doubleheader on April 5 starting at 10:00 am.
 
ABOUT PEPPERDINE MEN'S TENNIS
Pepperdine men's tennis has a longstanding tradition of success, highlighted by an NCAA Championship in 2006 which came 54 years after its first NAIA Championship in 1952. Robbie Weiss recorded the program's first NCAA singles championship in 1988 after the program saw doubles national championships in 1984 and 1985. 44-time WCC Champions, Pepperdine has reached 40 NCAA Tournaments and six NCAA Regionals in its history with 53 total All-Americans.
 
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