DALLAS (SMU) – In the first season of the McKenna era, SMU women's tennis earned a bid to the NCAA Championships, announced at the selection show on Monday evening. The No. 25 Mustangs will face Wichita State in the first round at the University of Oklahoma.

The Mustangs will look to avenge a loss to the Shockers earlier in the season in Kansas.

It will be the program's 14th appearance in the NCAA Tournament and the third in the last four seasons.  

The sixth-seeded Sooners overall will host SMU, Wichita State and Kansas in the first and second rounds on May 2-3 in Norman, Okla.  

The Mustangs are entering NCAAs with a 15-7 overall record and a 7-5 conference record.  

SMU currently has two ranked singles players and one ranked doubles duo. ACC Freshman of the Year and All-ACC Singles First Team member, Amelie Van Impe, is No. 21, the highest ranking by a Mustang since 2011. Sophie Llewellyn also represents SMU in the ITA rankings for singles, coming in at No. 93 in the latest edition.  

In doubles, the All-ACC Doubles Second Team duo of Van Impe and Caroline McGinley is ranked No. 25.
 

Schedule 

Saturday, May 2 
SMU vs. Wichita State – 11:00 a.m. 
Oklahoma vs. Kansas – 2:00 p.m. 

Sunday, May 3 
Winner of match 1 vs. winner of match 2 – time TBD