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Good morning, Roadrunners Fam. The UTSA WBB team secured an 80-61 victory over Memphis in AAC action at the Convo on Saturday. The victory was the 'Runners’ 15th consecutive at home, extending a program record streak and keeping UTSA undefeated in The Convo.

The win secured a top-four finish in conference play, as well as a double-bye in the 2025 American Championship Tournament. UTSA's 22nd victory on the year moves them into sole possession of the third-most in program history and two wins away from tying the all-time mark of 24.

Get the full rundown, including Idara Udo’s fifth double-double of the year and more.

What other ingredients do we have for the Brew today? Check it out below!

⚾️ ‘Runners Baseball picks up first win of the season, beating UT Arlington Sunday
🎾 Women’s Tennis is now 12-0!
🤙🏼 And much, much more!

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📈 STOCK UP

🔼 That’s a Dozen Dubs. UTSA women’s tennis stays dominant to start the season as they improved to 12-0 after with a 4-0 home record after beating Houston 12-0 on Sunday at the UTSA Tennis Center.

The Roadrunners have outscored their opponents by a score of 54-11, only allowing seven opponents to score a point. In singles, the Roadrunners are 44-9 and in doubles, they are 23-7.

🔼 They Knocked It Outta the Park. The Roadrunners pick up their first win of the 2025 season by beating UT Arlington 6-3 on Sunday in Arlington, Texas. 

The Roadrunners got the runs started early as Tye Odom knocked a single to right center field to score Mason Lytle standing on third. Lytle reached on a fielder’s choice and was advanced to third on a James Taussig single.

The lefty Conor Myles got the nod on the mound and went to work early as he sat down the first three batters, recording two strikeouts.

🔼 It’s Called Frontloading. The UTSA softball team picked up a pair of victories on Saturday at the Lion Classic, first besting South Dakota, 3-2, before topping Mississippi Valley State, 7-0. Unfortunately, the ‘Runners suffered a 4-0 setback at the hands of Southeastern Louisiana at North Oak Park on Sunday, representing the final contest of the 2025 Lion Classic.

🔼 No Benchwarmers Here. Under the guidance of UTSA WBB head coach Karen Aston, this history-making squad has benefited from valuable contributions up and down its roster, a trait that will serve the Roadrunners well as they work to achieve their goals in postseason play.

“When you get into tournament play, you never know what’s going to happen,” Aston said. “Other teams focus on who I guess people think are our main scorers. The fact that we’re starting to get some major contributions from other players has really been the story of the last two games.”

Read the feature for more on Aston’s players trusting the process, the team’s contributors and the ‘Runners’ tournament goals.

🔼 Setting the Gold Standard. The UTSA men’s and women’s track and field teams began the final regular-season weekend’s competitions on Friday in Houston and Nashville. The Houston contingent at the Howie Ryan Invitational earned seven medals, including four golds on Friday. Among the event winners were Michael Campbell, Ida Breigan, Dylan James and Christiaan Le Roux.

👟 : Full RUNdown

🔼 A Blip On the Softball Radar. The UTSA softball team suffered a 4-0 setback at the hands of Southeastern Louisiana on Sunday, representing the final contest of the 2025 Lion Classic.

The Roadrunners (7-3) fell to the Lions (8-3) despite an impressive start from junior Katia Reyes (2-1), who tossed four scoreless innings before SLU broke through in the fifth. Reyes fanned six over 4.1 innings, scattering four hits and allowing just two earned runs. Sophomore Meredith Schmitt was also featured in the circle, allowing only one hit across 1.2 frames.

⚾️ : FULL RUNDOWN

🔼 Wrong Side of a Buzzer Beater. Closing off a full week on the road, the UTSA men’s basketball team (10-15, 4-9 AAC) nearly completed a full comeback from a 17-point halftime deficit at Tulsa (11-15, 5-8 AAC) on Saturday evening at the Reynolds Center. The Roadrunners outscored the Golden Hurricane by 13 points in the second half and brought the game as close as three twice in the final 30 seconds before the final buzzer secured Tulsa’s 80-76 win.

🤔 UTSA TRIVIA

🤙 ONE BIG THING

Getting Her Flowers! Aysia Proctor got some well-deserved recognition after her superior play during the WBB’s win over Memphis on Saturday. Hear what she had to say!

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🗓 ON THE DOCKET

Monday, Feb. 17
No Events Scheduled

Tuesday, Feb. 18
🥎 Softball @ Texas A&M-Corpus Christi @ 3:00 PM CST
⚾️ Baseball @ Baylor @ 6:30 PM CST ESPN+ | Live Stats

Wednesday, Feb. 19
🏀 Men’s Basketball vs. South Florida - Rowdy Rodeo @ 7:00 PM CST ESPN+ Live Stats | Watch Live on ESPN+

Thursday, Feb. 20
🥎 Softball vs. Akron - Roadrunner Classic - Throwback Thursday @ 5:00 PM CST
🥎 Softball vs. Michigan State - Roadrunner Classic - Throwback Thursday/Run As One @ 7:30 PM CST

Friday, Feb. 21
🎾 Women’s Tennis @ South Florida @ 10:00 AM CST
🎾 Men’s Tennis vs. Florida Atlantic @ 2:00 PM CST
⚾️ Baseball @ Long Island University @ 6:00 PM CST ESPN+ | Live Stats
🥎 Softball vs. Omaha - Girl Scouts Night @ 7:00 PM CST

🤙🏼 Go here for the full UTSA Athletics Calendar

🎉 TRIVIA ANSWER

Answer: The 2008-09 campaign!

UTSA WBB's 22nd victory on the year with the Saturday win over Memphis moves them into sole possession of the third-most in program history and two wins away from tying the all-time mark of 24 from the 2008-09 campaign.

🤙🏼 Let’s get this week goin’, Roadrunner Nation!