First serve . . .
•    The Washburn Ichabod women's tennis team will wrap up the regular season with home matches against Nebraska-Kearney and Southwest Baptist starting Thursday with the Lopers.
•    The Ichabods are 8-10 and 3-5 in the MIAA entering the final regular season of play.
•    The Ichabods are in eighth place and the top eight teams qualify for the MIAA Tournament starting April 29 in Springfield, Mo.
•    The Lopers are 14-4 overall and 6-2 in the MIAA and ranked fourth in the latest NCAA Central Regional Poll.
•    Washburn leads the all-time series with the Lopers 14-3, but the Lopers have won the last three meetings.
•    Southwest Baptist is ranked No. 11 in the latest ITA National Poll and second in the latest NCAA Central Regional Poll.
•    Washburn leads the all-time series 22-4 with the Bearcats, but have lost the last four matches.
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Gwen Shepler leads the team with 11 singles wins and 
Jennifer Krause has 10 … 
Jodie Blackim has nine and 
Whitney Holloman and 
Holly Johnston each have eight.
•    The Ichabods have used 13 different doubles combinations this season.
•    The team of 
Ally Burr and 
Jodie Blackim have a team-high 13 wins going 10-7 at No. 1 doubles in dual matches.
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Ally Burr's 14 doubles wins are the most by an Ichabod this season. 
Jodie Blackim, 
Gwen Shepler and 
MaKenna Gonzales each have 13 and 
Laura Shkembi has 11.
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MaKenna Gonzales and 
Laura Shkembi are 11-4 at No. 3 doubles in dual matches.
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Jodie Blackim's 69 career doubles wins is seventh all-time at Washburn  … with five more this season she can move into the top five all-time.
•    Statistically speaking, the Ichabods are a combined 74-86 (.463) in singles play and
48-32 (.600) in doubles action.
 Coaching . . .
Former Ichabod tennis player 
Lance Lysaught is in his second season as the Ichabod women's head coach. He is 23-41 as a women's collegiate head coach in his fourth season and 12-24 at Washburn.
 Up next . . .
The Ichabods will need to finish in the top eight in the final standings to reach the MIAA Tournament.