Category: UTSA

UTSA women’s soccer – spring 2026 photo gallery

UTSA recently extended head women's soccer coach Derek Pittman's contract through 2030. - photo by Joe Alexander
UTSA recently extended head women’s soccer coach Derek Pittman’s contract through 2030. – photo by Joe Alexander

UTSA baseball takes series with South Florida: photo gallery

Caden Miller. UTSA beat South Florida 7-3 on Saturday in the first game of an American Conference baseball doubleheader at Roadrunner Field. - Photo by Joe Alexander
UTSA’s Caden Miller celebrates hitting a home run against South Florida on Saturday. – photo by Joe Alexander
UTSA won two of three games in a weekend American Conference baseball series with South Florida.

The Roadrunners won the opener on Friday 11-3.

Due to weather concerns, the second and third games were played as a doubleheader on Saturday. UTSA won the first game of the doubleheader 7-3. South Florida won the final game of the series 7-1.

UTSA is 25-11 on the season and 8-4 in conference.

The Roadrunners play again Tuesday in a nonconference road game against Baylor. UTSA is back home for a three-game conference series against Charlotte on Friday through Sunday.

UTSA women’s basketball 67, Memphis 55 – photo gallery

Idara Udo scored a team-high 18 points for UTSA against Memphis. UTSA beat Memphis 67-55 in American Conference women's basketball on Sunday, March 1, 2026, at the Convocation Center. - Photo by Joe Alexander
Idara Udo scored a team-high 18 points for UTSA against Memphis. – Photo by Joe Alexander
Idara Udo and Cheyenne Rowe combined for 34 points and 17 rebounds to lead UTSA to a 67-55 victory over Memphis in American Conference women’s basketball on Sunday.

UTSA finished with a 48-28 rebounding advantage. Udo had 18 points and 8 rebounds and Rowe had 16 points and 9 rebounds. Ereauna Hardaway added 11 points and 8 rebounds.

South Florida 69, UTSA women’s basketball 63 – photo gallery

Ereauna Hardaway. South Florida beat UTSA 69-63 in American Conference women's basketball on Saturday, Feb. 14, 2026. - Photo by Joe Alexander
Ereauna Hardaway had 17 points and 8 assists for UTSA on Saturday. – Photo by Joe Alexander
Edyn Battle and Katie Davidson scored 17 points each to lead South Florida to a 69-63 victory over UTSA in American Conference women’s basketball on Saturday at the Convocation Center.

Ereauna Hardaway led UTSA with 17 points and Idara Udo had a double-double with 15 points and 12 rebounds.

UTSA women’s basketball beats Temple again

UTSA's Ereauna Hardaway in one of the t-shirts the Roadrunners wore for warm-ups in honor of Black History Month. UTSA beat Temple 52-43 in American Conference women's basketball on Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2026, at the Convocation Center. - photo by Joe Alexander
UTSA’s Ereauna Hardaway in one of the t-shirts the Roadrunners wore for warm-ups in honor of Black History Month. – photo by Joe Alexander
UTSA beat Temple 52-43 in American Conference women’s basketball on Tuesday at the Convocation Center.

The victory gives UTSA a home-and-home sweep of the series. UTSA beat Temple 50-47 in Philadelphia on Jan. 3.

UTSA softball season opener – photo gallery

Arlette Hernandez threw the first pitch of UTSA's 2026 season on Friday at Roadrunner Field. - photo by Joe Alexander
Arlette Hernandez threw the first pitch of UTSA’s 2026 season on Friday at Roadrunner Field. – photo by Joe Alexander
No. 25-ranked Washington beat UTSA 17-0 in a 5-inning run-rule game in the Roadrunners’ season opener on Friday, at Roadrunner Field.

Rice 65, UTSA women’s basketball 55 – photo gallery

UTSA's Ereauna Hardaway scored 10 points against Rice on Saturday. Rice beat UTSA 65-55 in American Conference women's basketball on Saturday, Jan. 31, 2026, at the Convocation Center. - Photo by Joe Alexander
UTSA’s Ereauna Hardaway scored 10 points against Rice on Saturday. – Photo by Joe Alexander
Victoria Flores scored 33 points to lead Rice to a 65-55 American Conference women’s basketball game over UTSA on Saturday at the Convocation Center.

Damara Allen led UTSA with 11 points, Ereauna Hardaway had 10, Cheyenne Rowe had 9 points and 8 rebounds and Adriana Robles had 9 points.

UTSA women’s basketball edges North Texas – photo gallery

Cheyenne Rowe had a double-double to lead UTSA in scoring and on the boards. - photo by Joe Alexander
Cheyenne Rowe had a double-double to lead UTSA in scoring and on the boards. – photo by Joe Alexander
UTSA beat North Texas 66-64 in American Conference women’s basketball on Wednesday at the Convocation Center.

Cheyenne Rowe led UTSA with 27 points and 11 rebounds, Damara Allen hit the go-ahead shot with 13 seconds left and Idara Udo returned from an injury that kept her out for more than a month.

UTSA women’s tennis opens spring with win over St. Mary’s

UTSA beat St. Mary’s 5-2 in women’s tennis on Thursday at the UTSA Tennis Center.

It was the Roadrunners’ spring home opener.

UTSA took the first point of the team match by sweeping three doubles sets. UTSA got wins at No. 2 singles by Celine Absawi, No. 4 singles by Giuliana Giardina, No. 5 singles by Aoka Nagasawa and No. 6 singles by Laia Tarazona Peyro.

No. 1 doubles

No. 2 doubles

SINGLES

1. Alessia Terlizzi (STMU) def. Natalia Castaneda Guerrero (UTSA) 6-4, 6-2

2. Celine Absawi (UTSA) def. Janel Ospanova (STMU) 6-2, 6-0

3. Selina Wu (STMU) def. Akari Tomoyose (UTSA) 6-3, 7-6

4. Giuliana Giardina (UTSA) def. Sarah Wooten (STMU) 6-0, 6-2

5. Aoka Nagasawa (UTSA) def. Gia Posito (STMU) 6-1, 6-0

6. Laia Tarazona Peyro (UTSA) def. Breeze Simon (STMU) 6-1, 6-0

DOUBLES

1. Natalia Castaneda Guerrero/Giuliana Giardina (UTSA) def. Selina Wu/Janel Ospanova (STMU) 6-4

2. Akari Tomoyose/Aoka Nagasawa (UTSA) def. Alessia Terlizzi/Gia Posito (STMU) 6-3

3. Laia Tarazona Peyro/Celine Absawi (UTSA) def. Breeze Simon/Sarah Wooten (STMU) 6-3

UTSA women’s basketball falls to East Carolina – photo gallery

UTSA's Damara Allen had 12 points and 3 assists against East Carolina. East Carolina beat UTSA 65-58 in American Conference women's basketball on Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2026, at the Convocation Center. - Photo by Joe Alexander
UTSA’s Damara Allen had 12 points and 3 assists against East Carolina. – Photo by Joe Alexander
UTSA lost an American Conference home game to East Carolina 65-58 on Tuesday.

Damara Allen and Mia Hammonds led UTSA with 12 points each.

Cheyenne Rowe and Idara Udo, UTSA’s top two rebounders on the season, both missed the game.