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NCAA Women's Tennis ACCtion: Sunday, May 19
5/20/2013
Miami and North Carolina saw their seasons end in the NCAA quarterfinals on Sunday in Urbana, Ill. Read More
NCAA Women's Tennis ACCtion: Friday, May 17
5/18/2013
Miami and North Carolina advanced to the quarterfinal round of the 2013 NCAA Women's Tennis Championship with victories on Friday. The Hurricanes edged Northwestern, while the Tar Heels topped Nebraska. Clemson, Duke and Virginia saw their seasons come to an end. Read More
ITA Recognizes Regional Award Winners
5/17/2013
Numerous Atlantic Coast Conference women's tennis student-athletes and coaches were honored with ITA Regional Awards. The ACC, which has eight teams ranked in the ITA Top 25, boasted three region Wilson/ITA Coach of the Year honorees, including Virginia's Mark Guilbeau (Atlantic), Clemson's Nancy... Read More
NCAA Women's Tennis ACCtion: Sunday, May 12
5/12/2013
Duke and Virginia won their NCAA second round matches on Sunday over Texas Tech and Texas, respectively. The Blue Devils and Cavaliers will join Clemson, Miami and North Carolina, who won second round matches on Saturday, in the NCAA Sweet 16 in Urbana, Ill. beginning on May 16. Read More
NCAA Women's Tennis ACCtion: Saturday, May 11
5/11/2013
Clemson, Miami and North Carolina were victorious to advance to the NCAA Round of Sixteen. Duke, Georgia Tech and Virginia opened play today, winning to move to the second round. Read More
