CHICAGO (Feb. 19, 2025) – In one of the most exciting matches of the season, UIC women's tennis pulled off a stunning comeback to defeat the 2024 MAC champions Toledo 4-3, marking their first win over the Rockets in five years. After falling behind 3-1, the Flames showed incredible resilience, winning three straight singles matches to complete the dramatic turnaround.

Newcomers stepped up in key moments, delivering clutch performances that fueled the comeback. Their energy and composure under pressure helped UIC secure a hard-fought victory, proving the team's depth and determination.
"Today was a really tough opponent and our team competed with composure and passion." said head coach Elizabeth Robinson, "competitive spirit fueled a comeback and it was a joy to watch very proud of our players and it was special to see a freshman clinch our first 43V as a team this season "

With this statement win, the Flames continue their strong start to the season and gain even more momentum heading into their next matches. Their ability to battle through adversity and rise to the occasion highlights the competitive fire of this squad.

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