RENO, Nev. - Two Nevada teams play at home this week, while a pair of Mountain West regular season title races heat up for the Wolf Pack. Nevada Women's Tennis not only celebrates Senior Day Thursday against New Mexico, but with a win and a San Diego State loss to UNLV can clinch a share of its first Mountain West title.

Baseball heads to Pullman as it begins the second half of Mountain West play. The Wolf Pack takes on the Cougars for three from Thursday-Saturday.

Track and Field heads to Southern California for the Bryan Clay Invitational event at Azusa Pacific.

WOMEN'S TENNIS
Nevada vs New Mexico
Thursday, April 17 - 12 p.m. - Live Results

Nevada Women's Tennis sits a match back from San Diego State with just one regular season contest remaining. The Pack (16-3, 7-2 MW) will host New Mexico for its final regular season match, celebrating its lone senior, Lou-Anne Guerbert. The Lobos (8-14, 2-7 MW) are in the midst of a six match losing streak, with its last victory coming against Utah State on March 21.

Nevada enters the week ranked 65th in the nation by the ITA, moving up five spots after split week, losing to Fresno State and defeating San José State, 4-3.

The Pack will be scoreboard watching as UNLV travels to San Diego State, hoping the Rebels can upset the 49th-ranked Aztecs. A Nevada win over New Mexico and a UNLV victory would clinch a three-way tie for the Mountain West regular season championship, a tie which Nevada would hold the tiebreaker for, giving the Pack the first overall seed in the Mountain West Championships, next week.

SOFTBALL
Nevada vs Utah State
Thursday, April 17 - 3 p.m. - Watch | Live Stats | Tickets
Friday, April 18 - 3 p.m. - Watch | Live Stats | Tickets
Saturday, April 19 - 12 p.m. - Watch | Live Stats | Tickets

The top two teams in the Mountain West standings meet at Christina M. Hixson Softball Park for a pivotal series in pursuit of a regular season championship. The Aggies 24-18, 9-4 MW) are coming off a home series loss to Fresno State. Utah State is led by Ariel Fifita and Giselle Gonzalez, hitting .401 and .389, respectively, and each slugging over .700.

Nevada (32-11, 10-3 MW) return home after five straight away games. The Pack won its series at San José State, winning two of three over the Spartans. Hailey McLean and Tess Bumiller will face off against their former teammates for the first time, looking to widen their lead in the conference standings.

BASEBALL
Nevada at Washington State
Thursday, April 17 - 4:05 p.m. - Watch | Listen | Live Stats
Friday, April 18 - 4:05 p.m. - Watch | Listen | Live Stats
Saturday, April 19 - 12:05 p.m. - Watch | Listen | Live Stats

Nevada Baseball heads to the Palouse for the first time, visiting Washington State for a three-game series Thursday-Saturday. The Wolf Pack swept three from the Cougars at Don Weir Field at Peccole Park from March 28-30, and, at 8-7 in Mountain West play, will look for separation in the race for a regular-season title and top-two position ahead of the Mountain West Championship.

The Wolf Pack (20-16, 8-7 MW) has dropped three of its last four, and with this weekend's series begins the second half of the 30-game Mountain West slate.

TRACK AND FIELD
Bryan Clay Invitational
April 16-18 - Watch | Live Results

Nevada heads back to Azusa, California for the Bryan Clay Invitational. This is the first travel for the non multi's athletes since the Stanford Invitational, Mike Fanelli Track Classic and Brutus Hamilton Invitational two weekends ago in the Bay Area. The Bryan Clay Invitational runs Wednesday through Friday with Wednesday's action solely involving distance races, whilst Thursday will include the bulk of the Pack action with sprints and distance races. Friday will consist of sprints, relays and field events. The Pack will look to heat up with just three regular season meets to go. 

MEN'S TENNIS
Nevada at UNLV - Thursday, April 17 - 4 p.m. - Watch (Courts 1-3) | Live Results
Nevada at San Diego State - Saturday, April 19 - 12 p.m. - Watch/Live Results

It's rivalry week for Nevada Men's Tennis, as the Pack take on UNLV in the final regular season match of the Silver State Series presented by America First Credit Union. The Rebels (7-10, 1-4 MW) have won one in their last five, only narrowly defeating Air Force, 4-3, on Friday. Most recently, UNLV lost to New Mexico, 0-4, in Albuquerque. Nevada then makes the trip to San Diego State for its regular season finale on Saturday. San Diego State (8-12, 1-4 MW) who become one of Nevada Men's Tennis's most heated opponents, enter the contest on a three-match losing streak, falling to ranked Boise State and New Mexico, and are recently coming off a 0-4 loss at Air Force.

Nevada (11-8, 1-3 MW) lost two of three match last week, including a competitive 1-4 loss to No. 42 Boise State. Despite the score, the Pack won the doubles point and went to a third set on all six courts in singles play. A pair of wins can boost the Pack into fourth place in the conference standings.