2010 Women's Tennis

Women's Tennis Standings
 SchoolSSACOverallGBHomeAwayNeutralStreak
1Auburn-Montgomery2-01.0006-01.000--5-01-00-0Won 6
16Lee1-01.0004-01.0000.52-02-00-0Won 4
7Brenau1-01.0006-5.5460.51-11-24-2Won 3
18Shorter1-1.5006-1.8571.02-04-10-0Won 4
RVColumbia0-0.0000-6.0001.00-40-20-0Lost 6
 Emmanuel0-4.0001-6.1433.01-50-10-0Lost 2
 Berry0-0.0003-01.0001.01-02-00-0Won 3
Recent Women's Tennis Headlines
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Lady Senators celebrate after winning sixth consecutive National Championship
Lady Senators Win Sixth Consecutive Title
May 18 - [Women's Tennis] - Viewed 401 times
MOBILE, Ala-Auburn University Montgomery (Ala.) blanked Fresno Pacific University (Calif.) 5-0 to win the 2009 NAIA Women's Tennis National Championship Saturday. The title is the sixth straight for the Lady Senators and 10th overall. It's the fourth straight time they have defeated the Lady Sunbirds in the finals.
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AUM Lady Senators Tennis Wins SSAC Tournament Championship
Apr 27 - [Women's Tennis] - Viewed 605 times

ROME, Ga.-The Auburn University at Montgomery Lady Senators tennis team defeated Berry College 5-0 to win the Southern States Athletic Conference Tournament Championship.  The Lady Senators defeated Emmanuel College 5-0 and Lee University 5-0 on Friday to make it into the championship match to face the host team.

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Megan Brown '09 Receives Red Cross/NAIA Scholarship
Apr 13 - [Women's Tennis] - Viewed 433 times

COLUMBIA, S.C.: Student-athlete Megan Brown, a senior, was presented with a $2,000 scholarship recognizing her participation in the American Red Cross (ARC)/National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) Youth Leadership Program and her dedication to the Red Cross mission of saving lives. In addition to completing the Youth Leadership Program, Megan has organized three successful campus blood drives.

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Columbia's Brown Selected to Serve off the Court
Jun 13 - [Women's Tennis] - Viewed 1020 times
Columbia College tennis player Megan Brown is among twelve student-athletes selected to represent the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) in a partnership with the American Red Cross. The 2008-2009 Red Cross/NAIA Youth Leadership Program is now in its second year, and will inspire, motivate and create a new and diverse generation of Red Cross volunteers and leaders through exemplifying the five core values of the NAIA Champions of Character program. 
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