NAIA women's tennis championships

NAIA women's tennis championships
Sport	Tennis
Founded	1981
Country	United States ; Canada
Most recent; champion(s)	Georgia Gwinnett (10)
Official website	NAIA.com

Last updated June 13, 2025

The NAIA women's tennis championship is the annual tournament to determine the national champions of women's NAIA collegiate tennis in the United States and Canada. Held annually since 1981, three separate championships are contested each year: team, singles, and doubles.^[1]

Results

Singles, Doubles, and Team titles (1981–1999)

NAIA Women's Tennis Championship
Year	Site	Team Championship				Singles Champion	Doubles Champions
Year	Site	Champion(s)	Points	Runner(s)-up	Points	Singles Champion	Doubles Champions
1981	Overland Park, KS	Grand Canyon Guilford	27	East Texas State	22	Pat Smith (Grand Canyon)	Pat Smith & Karen Regman (Grand Canyon)
1982		Westmont	28	Guilford	25	Tarja Koho (Guilford)	Pat Smith & Karen Regman (Grand Canyon)
1983		College of Charleston	33	Centenary (LA)	30	Laura Cotter Ingram (Centenary)	Karen Regman & JoAnne Murtro (Grand Canyon)
1984		Arkansas–Little Rock	33	UT Permian Basin	29	Berit Björk (Arkansas–Little Rock)	Berit Björk & Sharon Feighan (Arkansas–Little Rock)
1985		Arkansas–Little Rock (2)	33	North Florida	28
1986		North Florida	30	Arkansas–Little Rock Texas–Tyler	29
1987		Flagler	28	North Florida	25	Janine Perkinson (Columbus)	Berit Björk & Katy Livijn (Arkansas–Little Rock)
1988		Flagler (2)	45	Boca Raton	29	Catharina Persson (Flagler)	Bronna Allison & Laura Cadena (West Florida)
1989		Flagler (3)	32	Grand Canyon	27	Bronna Allison (West Florida)	Catharina Persson & Julie Went (Flagler)
1990		Flagler (4)	30	Boca Raton	26	Saskia Hermans (Auburn Montgomery)	Catharina Persson & Julie Downs (Flagler)
1991		Flagler (5)	27	Auburn Montgomery	25	Helena Dahlstrom (Flagler)	Sarah Rafael & Jennifer Saberon (Saint Ambrose)
1992		Auburn Montgomery	38	Flagler	36	Helena Dahlstrom (Flagler)	Helena Dahlstrom & Lindsay Ames (Flagler)
1993		Lynn	36	Auburn Montgomery	34	Cristina Cavina (Lynn)	Sabine Gauger & Saskia Hermans (Auburn Montgomery)
1994	Tulsa, OK	Mobile	35	Auburn Montgomery	30	Anneli Ornstedt (BYU–Hawaii)	Marilia Andrade & Anita Pearson (Mobile)
1995		Lynn (2)	34	Mobile	32	Isabella Listowska (Mobile)	Anneli Ornstedt & Maylani Ah Hoy (BYU–Hawaii)
1996		Lynn (3)	35	Mobile	31	Laurence Neuville (Brenau)	Laurence Neuville & Aurelia Dubois (Brenau)
1997		Brigham Young–Hawaii	46	Auburn Montgomery	30	Darin Ptaszek (BYU–Hawaii)	Teresa Stromberg & Anneli Ornstedt (BYU–Hawaii)
1998		Brigham Young–Hawaii (2)	39	Auburn Montgomery	31	Simona Galik (Flagler)	Cecelia Hincapie & Ximena Rodriguez (Auburn Montgomery)
1999	Boca Raton, FL	Auburn Montgomery (2) Brenau	37	Oklahoma City	30	Li Chen (Oklahoma City)	Natalia Gonzalez & Ximena Rodriguez (Auburn Montgomery)

Team title only (2000–present)

NAIA Women's Tennis Championship
Year	Site	Team Championship
Year	Site	Champion	Score	Runner-up
2000	Lexington, KY	Auburn Montgomery (3)	5–4	Brenau
2001	Lexington, KY	Auburn Montgomery (4)	5–2	Brenau
2002	Peachtree, KY	Brenau (2)	5–2	Auburn Montgomery
2003	Peachtree, KY	Northwood University–Florida	5–2	Auburn Montgomery
2004	Mobile, AL	Auburn Montgomery (5)	5–0	Azusa Pacific
2005		Auburn Montgomery (6)	5–2	Brenau
2006		Auburn Montgomery (7)	5–1	Fresno State
2007		Auburn Montgomery (8)	5–3	Fresno Pacific
2008		Auburn Montgomery (9)	5–1	Fresno Pacific
2009		Auburn Montgomery (10)	5–0	Fresno Pacific
2010		Fresno Pacific	5–2	Auburn Montgomery
2011		Auburn Montgomery (11)	5–3	Fresno Pacific
2012		Auburn Montgomery (12)	5–2	Embry–Riddle
2013		Auburn Montgomery (13)	5–1	William Carey
2014		Georgia Gwinnett	5–4	Embry–Riddle
2015		Auburn Montgomery (14)	5–2	Georgia Gwinnett
2016		Georgia Gwinnett (2)	5–4	Lindsey Wilson
2017		Georgia Gwinnett (3)	5–3	Lindsey Wilson
2018		Georgia Gwinnett (4)	5–0	Keiser
2019		Georgia Gwinnett (5)	5–2	Keiser
2020	Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
2021	Mobile, AL	Georgia Gwinnett (6)	4–2	Keiser
2022		Georgia Gwinnett (7)	4–0	Keiser
2023		Georgia Gwinnett (8)	4–1	Keiser
2024		Georgia Gwinnett (9)	4–3	Keiser
2025		Georgia Gwinnett (10)	4–1	Keiser

Champions

Team titles

Active programs

Team	Titles	Years
Georgia Gwinnett	10	2014, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025
Brenau	2	1999, 2002
Keiser	1	2003
Mobile	1	1994

Former programs

Team	Titles	Years
Auburn Montgomery	14	1992, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015
Flagler	5	1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991
Lynn	3	1993, 1995, 1996,
Little Rock	2	1984, 1985
BYU Hawaii	2	1997, 1998
Fresno Pacific	1	2010
North Florida	1	1986
Charleston	1	1983
Westmont	1	1982
Grand Canyon	1	1981
Guilford	1	1981

Singles titles

Rank	Team	Titles
1	Arkansas–Little Rock	3
1	Flagler	3
2	Brigham Young–Hawaii	2
3	Auburn Montgomery	1
	Brenau
	Centenary (LA)
	Columbus State
	Grand Canyon
	Guilford
	Lynn
	Mobile
	Oklahoma City
	West Florida

Doubles titles

Rank	Team	Titles
1	Arkansas–Little Rock	4
2	Auburn Montgomery	3
	Flagler
	Grand Canyon
3	Brigham Young–Hawaii	2
4	Brenau	1
	Mobile
	Saint Ambrose
	West Florida

Schools highlighted in pink are closed or no longer sponsor athletics.
Schools highlight in yellow have reclassified athletics from the NAIA.

References

↑ "NAIA Women's Tennis Championship Results" (PDF). NAIA. NAIA.org. Retrieved 18 May 2022.

External links

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[1] "NAIA Women's Tennis Championship Results" (PDF). NAIA. NAIA.org. Retrieved 18 May 2022.

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