SAN MARCOS, Texas – The Bobcats finished their second fall tournament of the season on Sunday, after three days of competition at the Diving Eagle Invite. In total, Texas State earned 10 wins between the singles and doubles portions of the invitational. 
 
Doubles 
Throughout the three days of competition, Texas State recorded two wins in the doubles portion of the Invitational. 
 
The first win came from the doubles pair of Emily Niers and Tadiwa Mauchi on the first day of the invite. Niers and Mauchi won their match 6-4 versus Stephen F. Austin's Jemma Cave and Ksenia Mamontova. 
 
The second win for the Bobcats came from the pair of Kiana Graham and Chantajah Mills, who won their match 6-2 against UT Arlington's Adela Latalova and Ioana Dumitrescu 
 
Singles 
Texas State had four players compete in the singles portion of the Diving Eagle Invite and featured a player in each of the four pods of the invitational. The Bobcats earned eight wins in total during the Diving Eagle Invite. 
 
Kiana Graham 
Graham was featured in the topflight (pod 1) of the Diving Eagle Invite and went three and four overall in singles play throughout the three days of the invite. Her first win came on day one against UTA's Ana Jimenez, when she won 6-4, 6-7 (7), 10-6. Graham secured her second win on day two when she won 6-1, 2-0 (ret) and her final win came on day three when she won 6-1, 6-2. 
 
Tadiwa Mauchi
Mauchi competed in four singles matches in pod 2 and went three and four at the Diving Eagle Invitational. Mauchi secured a win during each day of the tournament and won her first match 6-4, 3-6, 12-10. Her next win came on day two when she won 6-4, 6-1 and earned her final win on day three, with a 6-1, 6-2 victory over Louisiana Tech's Mariza Tsironi.
 
Emily Niers
Niers went one and four during singles play in pod 3 during the Diving Eagle Invite and earned her first win on day two when she defeated NSU's Zoi Spyrou 7-5, 3-6, 10-7.
 
Chantajah Mills 
Mills was in the pod 4 section of the Diving Eagle Invite and went one for four during singles play. Mills victory came on the third day of the invitational, when she defeated La Tech's Alice Brook 6-4, 7-6 (7). 
 
Texas State heads to Abilene, Texas to compete in the Wildcat Invite September 27-29, which is hosted by Abilene Christian University.