NCAA Division II women's tennis championship

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NCAA Division II women's tennis championship
NCAA 2018 Division II Women's Tennis Championship logo.svg
Logo of the 2018 championships
Association NCAA
Sport College tennis
Founded1982;43 years ago (1982)
Division Division II
No. of teams48
CountryFlag of the United States (23px).png  United States
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada
Most recent
champion(s)		 Barry (9th)
Most titlesTeam: Barry (9)
Official website NCAA.com

The NCAA Division II women's tennis championship is contested at the annual tournament hosted by the National Collegiate Athletic Association to determine the team national champions of women's collegiate tennis among its Division II members institutions in the United States and Canada. It has been held annually since 1982. [1]

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From 1982 until 1994, the championship consisted of three championships, singles, doubles, and team, and the latter two events were discontinued in 1995 and have not been reestablished.

Barry is the most successful program, with nine titles and are the reigning national champions.

History

Tennis was one of twelve women's sports added to the NCAA championship program for the 1981–82 school year, as the NCAA engaged in battle with the Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women for sole governance of women's collegiate sports. The AIAW continued to conduct its established championship program in the same twelve (and other) sports; however, after a year of dual women's championships, the NCAA conquered the AIAW and usurped its authority and membership.

Champions

Singles, Doubles, and Team titles

NCAA Division II Women's Tennis Championship
YearSite
(Host)		Team ChampionshipSingles ChampionDoubles Champions
WinnerScore/GamesRunners-Up
1982
Details 		Edwardsville, IL
(SIU Edwardsville)		 Cal State Northridge 15–13 Cal State Bakersfield Iwona Kuczynska
(Cal State Bakersfield)		 Wendy Luhmann / Cindy Woodhouse
(Cal State Northridge)
1983
Details 		Pomona, CA
(Cal Poly Pomona)		 Tennessee–Chattanooga 5–4 UC Davis Suzanne Kuhlman
(Georgetown)		 Sandra Elliott / Mary Gillach
(Northern Colorado)
1984
Details 		Chattanooga, TN
(UT–Chattanooga)		Tennessee–Chattanooga(2)8–1 SIU Edwardsville Elisabeth Calander
(SIU Edwardsville)		 Sue McCulloch / Christine Picher
(Tennessee–Chattanooga)
1985
Details 		Bakersfield, CA
(Cal State Bakersfield)		Tennessee–Chattanooga(3)8–1 Notre Dame Sandra Elliott / Nancy Roe
(Northern Colorado)
1986
Details 		Northridge, CA
(Cal State Northridge)		SIU Edwardsville5–4Cal State Northridge Nancy Roe
(Northern Colorado)
1987
Details 		SIU Edwardsville(2)5–4 Abilene Christian Xenia Anastasiadou
(Cal Poly Pomona)		 Christina Bokelund / Portia George
(SIU Edwardsville)
1988
Details 		Rohnert Park, CA
(Sonoma State)		SIU Edwardsville(3)5–4 Cal Poly SLO
1989
Details 		Edwardsville, IL
(SIU Edwardsville)		SIU Edwardsville(4)5–4UC Davis Christina Bokelund
(SIU Edwardsville)		 Susan Wheeler / Layla DeStaffany
(Air Force)
1990
Details 		Davis, CA
(UC Davis)		UC Davis5–3 Cal Poly Pomona Edna Olivarez
(Cal State Los Angeles)		 Edna Olivarez / Jennifer Choi
(Cal State Los Angeles)
1991
Details 		Cal Poly Pomona5–3UC Davis Laura Simmons
(Air Force)		 Onnaca Heron / Cindy Hamnquist
(Cal Poly Pomona)
1992
Details 		Canyon, TX
(West Texas State)		Cal Poly Pomona(2)5–0 Grand Canyon Michelle King
(Abilene Christian)		 Rebecca Galassini / Traci Guy
(Grand Canyon)
1993
Details 		Industry, CA UC Davis(2)5–1Cal Poly Lucie Ludvigova
(Grand Canyon)		 Mary Hirst / Lee Whitwell
(Francis Marion)
1994
Details 		North Florida 6–0Cal Poly Pomona Stacy Moss
(Rollins)

Team title only

NCAA Division II Women's Tennis Championship
YearSite
(Host)		Team Championship
ChampionScore/GamesRunners-Up
1995
Details 		Davis, CA
(UC Davis)		 Armstrong State 4–0Grand Canyon
1996
Details 		Edmond, OK
(Central Oklahoma)		Armstrong State(2)4–0Abilene Christian
1997
Details 		Springfield, MO Lynn 5–4Armstrong State
1998
Details 		Lynn(2)5–2Armstrong State
1999
Details 		Pensacola, FL
(West Florida)		 BYU–Hawaii 5–1Armstrong State
2000
Details 		BYU–Hawaii(2)5–0Lynn
2001
Details 		Lynn(3)5–3BYU–Hawaii
2002
Details 		Kansas City, MO BYU–Hawaii(3)5–1Armstrong State
2003
Details 		Altamonte Springs, FL
(Rollins)		BYU–Hawaii(4)5–3 Barry
2004
Details 		BYU–Hawaii(5)5–1Barry
2005
Details 		Armstrong State(3)5–3BYU–Hawaii
2006
Details 		Kansas City, MOBYU–Hawaii(6)5–3Armstrong State
2007
Details 		Altamonte Springs, FL
(Rollins)		BYU–Hawaii(7)5–0 West Florida
2008
Details 		Houston, TX Armstrong State(4)5–2Lynn
2009
Details 		Altamonte Springs, FL
(Rollins)		Armstrong State(5)5–2Lynn
2010
Details 		Armstrong State(6)5–1BYU–Hawaii
2011
Details 		Barry5–3Lynn
2012
Details 		Louisville, KY
(Bellarmine)		Armstrong State(7)5–2BYU–Hawaii
2013
Details 		Surprise, AZ Armstrong State(8)5–2BYU–Hawaii
2014
Details 		Altamonte Springs, FL
(Rollins)		Barry(2)5–4Armstrong State
2015
Details 		Surprise, AZArmstrong State(9)5–2Barry
2016
Details 		Denver, CO
(Metro State)		Armstrong State(10)5–3BYU–Hawaii
2017
Details 		Altamonte Springs, FL
(Rollins)		Barry(3)5–0Lynn
2018
Details 		Surprise, AZBarry(4)5–0West Florida
2019
Details 		Altamonte Springs, FL
(Rollins)		Barry(5)4–2Lynn
2020
Details 		Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2021
Details 		Surprise, AZBarry(6)4–0 Indianapolis
2022
Details 		Altamonte Springs, FLBarry(7)4–1 Central Oklahoma
2023
Details 		Orlando, FLBarry(8)4–1 Nova Southeastern
2024
Details 		Nova Southeastern4–2Barry
2025
Details 		Barry(9)4–3Nova Southeastern
2026
Details 		Surprise, AZ

Champions

See also

References

  1. ↑ "DIVISION II WOMEN'S TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS BOOK" (PDF). ncaa.org. NCAA. Retrieved 5 January 2025.
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