2006–07 Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets women's tennis team

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2006–07 Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets women's tennis
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets logo.svg
National Champions
ACC Champions, W 4-1 vs. Miami
Conference Atlantic Coast Conference
DivisionCoastal
Record25-4 (13-1 ACC)
Head coach
Assistant coaches
Seasons
←  2005–06
2007–08  →
The 2007 NCAA Women's Tennis Championship trophy. 2007 ncaa women tennis trophy.jpg
The 2007 NCAA Women's Tennis Championship trophy.

The 2006-07 Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets tennis team represented the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets in the college tennis season of 2006-07. This season netted them their third straight ACC Championship, [1] and their win in the NCAA tournament earned Georgia Tech its first-ever NCAA-recognized title.

Contents

Roster

Source: [2]

NameHeightYearHometownLast school
Amanda Craddock 5-10FreshmanSt. Louis, MissouriUniversity of Missouri-Columbia
Kirsten Flower 5-7FreshmanColumbus, OhioUpper Arlington
Whitney McCray 5-6JuniorDecatur, Ga.Greater Atlanta Christian
Amanda McDowell 5-6FreshmanAtlanta, Ga.Marist
Kristi Miller 5-7JuniorMarysville, MichMarysville
Tarryn Rudman 5-2SeniorJohannesburg, South AfricaMississippi State
Alison Silverio 5-8SeniorLouisville, OhioSt. Thomas Aquinas
Christy Striplin 5-7SophomoreBirmingham, Ala.Pendleton

Schedule

DateEvent/OpponentLocationTime (EST)ResultOverallConf.Recap
Pre-season tournaments and championships
September 30, 2006Riviera/ITA All-American Championships Pacific Palisades, CA [3]
October 1, 2006Riviera/ITA All-American ChampionshipsPacific Palisades, CA [4]
October 2, 2006Riviera/ITA All-American ChampionshipsPacific Palisades, CA
October 3, 2006Riviera/ITA All-American ChampionshipsPacific Palisades, CA [5]
October 4, 2006Riviera/ITA All-American ChampionshipsPacific Palisades, CA [6]
October 5, 2006Riviera/ITA All-American ChampionshipsPacific Palisades, CA [7]
October 6, 2006Riviera/ITA All-American ChampionshipsPacific Palisades, CA [8]
October 7, 2006Riviera/ITA All-American ChampionshipsPacific Palisades, CA
October 8, 2006Riviera/ITA All-American ChampionshipsPacific Palisades, CA
October 19, 2006ITA South Regionals Tuscaloosa, AL
October 20, 2006ITA South RegionalsTuscaloosa, AL
October 21, 2006ITA South RegionalsTuscaloosa, AL
October 22, 2006ITA South RegionalsTuscaloosa, AL
November 2, 2006ITA National Indoors Columbus, OH
November 3, 2006ITA National IndoorsColumbus, OH
November 3, 2006Palm Springs Desert Classic Palm Springs, FL
November 4, 2006ITA National IndoorsColumbus, OH
November 4, 2006Palm Springs Desert ClassicPalm Springs, FL
November 5, 2006ITA National IndoorsColumbus, OH
November 5, 2006Palm Springs Desert ClassicPalm Springs, FL
November 10, 2006UNC Invitational Chapel Hill, NC
November 11, 2006UNC InvitationalChapel Hill, NC
November 12, 2006UNC InvitationalChapel Hill, NC
January 12, 2007UNLV Invitational Las Vegas, NV
January 13, 2007National Collegiate Tennis Classic Palm Springs, CA
January 13, 2007UNLV InvitationalLas Vegas, NV
January 14, 2007UNLV InvitationalLas Vegas, NV
ITA National Team Indoors
February 1, 2007vs. Pepperdine Madison, WI 10:00 AMW, 6-0
February 2, 2007vs. North CarolinaMadison, WI3:30 PMW, 4-3
February 3, 2007vs. StanfordMadison, WI4:30 PMW, 4-3 [9]
February 3, 2007vs. Notre DameMadison, WI12:00 PMW, 4-2
Regular Season
February 10, 2007@ William & Mary Champaign, IL 12:00 PML, 4-30-10-0 [10]
February 11, 2007@ IllinoisChampaign, IL12:00 PMW, 4-01-10-0 [11]
February 12, 2007@ Northwestern Chicago, IL 4:00 PMW, 4-32-10-0 [12]
February 17, 2007Auburn Atlanta, GA 12:00 PMW, 7-03-10-0 [13]
February 22, 2007@ Vanderbilt Nashville, TN 3:30 PML, 5-23-20-0 [14]
February 24, 2007DenverAtlanta, GA3:30 PMW, 6-14-20-0 [15]
February 28, 2007@ Georgia Athens, GA2:30 PML, 5-24-30-0 [16]
March 3, 2007@ Clemson Clemson, SC1:30 PML, 4-34-40-1 [17]
March 9, 2007@ Maryland College Park, MD3:00 PMW, 7-05-41-1 [18]
March 11, 2007@ Boston College Boston, MassW, 7-06-42-1 [19]
March 21, 2007@ South Florida Tampa, FL2:00 PMW, 5-27-42-1 [20]
March 24, 2007 Miami Atlanta, GA12:00 PMW, 5-28-43-1 [21]
March 25, 2007 Florida State Atlanta, GA10:00 AMW, 6-19-44-1 [22]
March 31, 2007 North Carolina Atlanta, GA12:00 PMW, 4-310-45-1 [23]
April 1, 2007 Duke Atlanta, GA1:00 PMW, 4-311-46-1 [24]
April 7, 2007@ Wake Forest Winston-Salem, NC12:00 PMW, 5-212-47-1 [25]
April 8, 2007@ NC State Raleigh, NC12:00 PMW, 6-113-48-1 [26]
April 11, 2007 Furman Atlanta, GA2:00 PMW, 7-014-48-1 [27]
April 14, 2007@ Virginia Tech Blacksburg, VA12:00 PMW, 7-015-49-1 [28]
April 15, 2007@ Virginia Charlottesville, VA11:00 AMW, 5-216-410-1 [29]
ACC Championships
April 19, 2007vs. Duke Cary, NC12:00 PMW, 4-017-411-1 [30]
April 21, 2007vs. North Carolina Cary, NC1:00 PMW, 4-218-412-1 [31]
April 22, 2007vs. Miami Cary, NC11:00 AMW, 4-119-413-1 [1]
NCAA Tournament
May 12, 2007vs. Furman Atlanta, GA12:00 PMW, 4-020-413-1 [32]
May 13, 2007vs. KentuckyAtlanta, GA12:00 PMW, 4-021-413-1 [33]
May 18, 2007vs. Fresno StateAthens, GA3:00 PMW, 4-222-413-1 [34]
May 20, 2007vs. Notre DameAthens, GA3:00 PMW, 4-223-413-1 [35]
May 21, 2007vs. CalAthens, GAW, 4-224-413-1 [36]
May 22, 2007vs. UCLA Athens, GAW, 4-225-413-1 [37]

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