LINCOLN, Neb. -- The Wichita State women's tennis team travels north again this weekend for matches against Creighton and Nebraska and the Sid and Hazel Dillon Tennis Center in Lincoln.
 
The Shockers (3-2) meet Creighton in a neutral site match at 2 p.m. CT on Saturday then face host Nebraska Sunday morning at 11 a.m.
 
Live streaming and stats are available for the latter match.
 
Track updates throughout the weekend by following @GoShockersWTEN on Twitter.
 

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vs. CREIGHTON (2-1)
Saturday, Feb. 5 | 2 p.m. CT
Live Scoring | Live Video
 
* The Bluejays are 2-1 with wins over North Dakota (4-3) and Northern Iowa (7-0). Their lone loss came on the road at Nebraska (0-7). They're set to host crosstown rival Omaha on Friday before meeting the Shockers Saturday afternoon.
* WSU is 29-2 all-time against Creighton with 16-straight wins – eight of them under Colin Foster. The Bluejays' last series victory came in April, 2004. WSU swept last year's dual in Kansas City by a score of 4-0.
* Creighton went 10-6 last year and reached the quarterfinals of the Big East tournament.
 

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at NEBRASKA (1-2)
Sunday, Feb. 6 | 11 a.m. CT
Live Scoring | Live Video
 
* Nebraska leads the all-time series 22-17. WSU is 9-2 in Wichita but just 6-17 in Lincoln. The schools last met two years ago (Feb. 29, 2020).
* Head Husker Scott Jacobson is in his 31^st season at Nebraska and has over 400 career duals wins.
* Nebraska finished fifth in the Big Ten last spring but fell to Maryland in the first round of the conference tournament.
 

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LAST TIME OUT:
The Shockers dropped two of three road matches last weekend while battling injuries and illness, falling 4-2 at Drake and 4-3 to Omaha. They had just five players in the lineup for the latter. The trip ended on a high note with a victory at South Dakota. Natsumi Kurahashi won a three-set match at No. 1 singles to break a 3-all tie.
 
NOTABLE:
* WSU redshirt freshman Bianca Rademacher is a Lincoln native. She was Nebraska's Class A state champion as a junior in 2019.
* Freshman Clara Whitaker has won all five of her spring singles matches while splitting time between Nos. 4, 5 and 6.
* Kurahashi is out to a 4-1 start at No. 1 singles and is a perfect 4-0 at No. 1 doubles. Three of those wins have come alongside LingWei Kong.
* The Shockers are 3-0 when they win the doubles point.
 
THE HEAD COACH:
12^th-year head coach Colin Foster is WSU's all-time wins leader (208-109). He's guided the Shockers to nine NCAA tournament appearances and eight conference tournament titles.
 
THE SHOCKS, IN SHORT:
Wichita State returned two letter-winners (Natsumi Kurahashi and Jessie Zheng) from last year's team, which finished 10-16. Also back are 2020-21 redshirt Bianca Rademacher and two-time letter-winner, LingWei Kong, who sat out last season due to the pandemic. They're joined by transfers Dohee Lee (Pacific) and Harriet Hamilton (Jacksonville State) and freshman Clara Whitaker.