The Army women's tennis team has won six of its last seven matches and will look to keep that trend rolling as the Black Knights host Rhode Island and Niagara on Saturday and Sunday, respectively. Both matches are scheduled for a 9 a.m. start and will be played at Army's state-of-the art indoor Lichtenberg Tennis Center.

Army's gymnastics team closes out its home slate Friday evening hosting Air Force, 6 p.m., at Lou Gross Sports Center. It is also the final home meet for seniors Ty Smith and Justin Sappington as the Black Knights look to defeat the Falcons for the first time since 2007.

The Army golf team will open its spring season, Monday and Tuesday (March 15-16) in Pauma Valley, Calif., at the USF Triumph. The Black Knights will compete in five events this spring including three March tournaments. The University of San Francisco is serving as the host of the 13-Triumph which will be held at the Pauma Valley Country Club, a traditional Robert Trent Jones Sr. designed course with plenty of trees and mountain views that measures over 6,800 yards and plays to a par 72.

The Army lacrosse team will take on service academy rival and host Air Force on Saturday at 2:00 p.m. EST in a game that will mark the first time the two squads have ever met outside of West Point, N.Y. The Black Knights look to snap their current three-game skid with a win over a Falcon team that they are undefeated against in 16 all-time meetings, while the Falcons are also looking to put a halt to an 0-3 mark to start the 2010 campaign.

Solid pitching and hitting keyed both Army wins as the softball team shut out Siena 6-0 in the first game, then completed the doubleheader sweep with an 8-2 decision in the second game as the Black Knighs leveled their season mark at 3-3 in their home debut Thursday afternoon at the Army Softball Complex.