KALAMAZOO, Mich. – Western Michigan women's tennis finished up its fall schedule Sunday morning at the Bronco Super Challenge, ending the day strong with a 4-1 record in singles.

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"I think we made some great strides from the start of the fall until the end," commented WMU head coach Ryan Tomlinson. "We got better in some areas but we still have some work to do before the spring. We competed very well in singles this weekend as well."

In the final day of the Bronco Super Challenge, play consisted of just one round of singles. WMU picked up wins from junior Melina Lyubomirova, sophomore Gabriela Slavova and freshmen Valeria Riegraf and Jeryn Jack.

Slavova ends the fall on a three-game winning streak and leads the team with five wins on a 5-4 record. Junior Denise Azcui and Jack follow behind with four singles wins on the season. Lyubomirova went 2-1 this weekend to improve her record to 3-5 while the junior also is 5-5 in doubles this fall with two different partners.

The Broncos will take a couple months off from competition, returning to action on January 13 with a pair of home matches against Oakland and Valparaiso.