The number two ranked women's tennis team resides in Ann Arbor,

and it is coached in her 17th season by Ronnie Bernstein.

They're going to take on the state of Indiana this weekend with the Hoosiers on Saturday,

the boilermakers on Sunday, and they're in the stretch run of the Big Ten race leading up to the Big Ten tournament.

Head coach, Ronnie Bernstein, joins us in just a moment on Conquering Heroes.

Welcome to your one-stop podcast for all things Michigan Athletics.

Updates on every team on campus and interviews with players and coaches are all on the way.

This is Conquering Heroes.

Here's your host, John Jansen. I'm now joined by the head coach of the number two ranked team in the nation on Michigan women's tennis, and that is Ronnie Bernstein in her 17th season.

Coach, thanks for joining me. And when you hear 17 years that you've been captaining this program,

I mean, a lot's happened.

What's different now than it was in your first year?

Yeah.

When you say 17 years, I can't believe it, actually.

You know, I think I'm from Florida, and I apparently am not,

because now I'm from Michigan.

But it's, you know, there's been a lot of change.

I think, you know, when I came here, you know, 17 years ago,

I think, you know, I thought of this program,

something, a program where we could get to the state that we are this year.

You know, we've done well. We've been top 20, you know, in the top 10, I think, one or two years. But this

year, I think the difference is at this point, we have players that actually believe that they're the

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