2006 Women's Tennis Championship

Location:         Earle Tennis Center at The Citadel & Farmfield Tennis Center; Charleston, SC

Dates:              April 20-23

Host:                The Citadel

 

Tournament Bracket

 

Thursday, April 20-at Earle Tennis Center at The Citade

lMatch 1: #8 Elon vs. #9 Chattanooga ? Noon                                           RECAP

Match 2: #7 Georgia Southern vs. #10 Western Carolina ? Noon                RECAP

 

Friday, April 21-at Farmfield Tennis Center

Match 3: #1 Furman 4, #8 Chattanooga 0 .                                              RECAP

Match 4: #5 Appalachian State 4, #4 Wofford 3                                        RECAP

Match 5: #2 Davidson vs. #7 Georgia Southern                                         RECAP

Match 6: #3 College of Charleston 4, #6 UNC Greensboro 1                      RECAP

 

Saturday, April 22-at Earle Tennis Center at The Citadel

Match 7: #1 Furman 4, #5 Appalachian State 0                                        RECAP

Match 8: #2 Davidson 4, #3 College of Charleston 1                                  RECAP

 

Sunday, April 23-at Earle Tennis Center at The Citadel

 

Directions to the Earle Tennis Center at The Citadel & Farmfield Tennis Center

 

 

LIVE STATS (scores will be updated throughout the day)

 

THE CHAMPIONSHIP

The women’s tennis championship was first held in 1928 but no champion was crowned until North Carolina in 1933. In 1998, the tournament changed from an individual scoring tournament to a team format. Chattanooga holds 12 tournament titles, followed by Furman with 11 and Davidson nine.

 

East Tennessee State won the 2005 championship, its third in four years. Chattanooga reached the final last year as the seventh seed, the lowest seed to ever reach the final in the team tournament.

 

PAST CHAMPIONS (last 10 years)

Year	Site	Champion
1994	Davidson, NC	Furman
1995	Davidson, NC	Georgia Southern
1996	Davidson, NC	Georgia Southern
1997	Greenville, SC	Marshall
1998	Spartanburg, SC	Furman
1999	Davidson, NC	Furman
2000	Chattanooga, TN	Furman
2001	Charleston, SC	Furman
2002	Charleston, SC	Furman
2003	Charleston, SC	College of Charleston
2004	Charleston, SC	Furman
2005	Charleston, SC	Furman