National Rank:	4th
Regional Rank:	2nd
Record (overall):	16-9
Place (UAA):	1st

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The Emory Women's Tennis Team earned its 11th trip to the NCAA Division III Quarterfinals in the past 13 years with a 5-0 win over 19th-ranked Trinity

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FOURTH-RANKED EMORY ADVANCES TO NCAA QUARTERFINALS WITH A 5-0 WIN OVER 19th-RANKED TRINITY

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(May 5) The Emory University Women’s Tennis team, ranked fourth in the nation, defeated Trinity University (Texas), ranked 19th, 5-0, to advance to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Division III Women’s Tennis Tournament.

#4 EMORY WOMEN'S TENNIS ADVANCES TO THIRD ROUND OF THE NCAA TOURNAMENT

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Emory swept Washington University (Mo.) 5-0 in the second round of the Division III Women’s Tennis Chamionships in Sewanee on Saturday. The Eagles will face the winner of this afternoon’s Sewanee-Trinity (Tex.) match on Sunday at noon.

EMORY WOMEN’S TENNIS TO FACE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY (MO.) IN THE SECOND ROUND OF THE NCAA TOURNAMENT

(May 2) The fourth-seeded Emory University Women’s Tennis Team will face UAA-rival Washington University (Mo.) in the second round of the NCAA Tournament, after the Bears defeated Huntingdon College (Ala.) 5-0 in the first-round match-up.

FOUR-STAR RECRUIT ZAHRA DAWSON COMMITS TO EMORY WOMEN’S TENNIS

(May 1) High School senior Zahra Dawson has committed to play tennis for Emory University starting in the 2008-09 academic year. Dawson is rated as a four-star recruit by tennisrecruiting.net, and is the 121st-ranked senior in the Nation and second in the state of Maryland. She is currently a senior at Maret High School in Ft. Washington, Maryland.

NASH & ROGERS SELECTED TO THE 2008 NCAA DIVISION III WOMEN’S TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS

(Apr. 30) Emory University’s Tshema Nash and Sabra Rogers have been selected to the field of competitors at the 2008 NCAA Division III Women’s Individual and Doubles Championships. Nash and Rogers will compete together in the field of 16 doubles teams, and Nash will compete individually in the field of 32 singles players.

EMORY WOMEN’S TENNIS SEEDED FOURTH IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT

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(Apr. 29) The Emory University Women’s Tennis Team will be the fourth seed in the 2008 NCAA Tournament, and head to the University of the South (Tenn.) for the first three rounds of the tournament.

NASH NAMED UAA MVP; SEVEN EAGLES EARN ALL-UAA WOMEN’S TENNIS HONORS

(Apr. 25) Emory University is well represented on the 2008 All-University Athletic Association (UAA) Women’s Tennis Team, as seven different Eagles earned first team all-UAA honors, and sophomore Tshema Nash was named the UAA’s Most Valuable Player. In addition, Emory head coach Amy Bryant and assistant coach Meredith Vincent were named the UAA’s Coaching Staff of the Year.

EMORY WOMEN’S TENNIS WINS 21st-CONSECUTIVE UAA TITLE

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(Apr. 20) The Emory University Women’s tennis team, ranked fourth in the Nation, won its 21st-consecutive University Athletic Association (UAA) title in dominant fashion on Sunday, defeating ninth-ranked Carnegie Mellon University (Pa.) 8-1 in the championship match.

EMORY TOPS CHICAGO IN UAA SEMIFINALS -- PLAYS FOR CHAMPIONSHIP ON SUNDAY

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(Apr. 19) The No. 4-ranked Emory women's tennis team will be looking to nail down its 21st consecutive University Athletic Association championship following a 6-3 semifinal triumph over the University of Chicago Saturday afternoon. The Eagles will play No. 9-ranked Carnegie Mellon for title Sunday morning at 9:00 a.m. (CDT).

EMORY DEFEATS CASE WESTERN 9-0 IN UAA OPENER

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(Apr. 18) The Emory University Women's Tennis team will advance to the second round of the UAA Tournament after defeating Case Western Reserve University (Ohio) 9-0 in the opening round. The Eagles will play the winner of today's University of Chicago/ Brandeis game at 2:30 PM tomorrow.

TOP-SEEDED EMORY LOOKS FOR ITS 21st-CONSECUTIVE UAA TITLE

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(Apr. 17) Emory University will look to extend its current streak of 20-consecutive University Athletic Association (UAA) Titles, as the fourth-ranked Eagles will travel to St. Louis, MO for the UAA Championship Tournament from Friday, April 18th until Sunday, April 20th.

FOURTH-RANKED EMORY EDGED BY TOP-RANKED WASHINGTON & LEE, 5-4

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(Apr. 16) Emory Women’s Tennis fell just short of upsetting the top team in Division III, as the fourth-ranked Eagles dropped a 5-4 decision to the Washington and Lee (Va.) Generals on Wednesday.

#4 EMORY WOMEN’S TENNIS TO HOST TOP-RANKED WASHINGTON AND LEE

(Apr. 15) In a battle of two of the top-ranked women’s tennis teams in Division III, and a possible preview of a NCAA Tournament matchup, the fourth-ranked Emory Eagles will host the top-ranked Washington and Lee (Va.) Generals at the Woodruff P.E. Center on Wednesday, April 16th at 4:00 PM.

FOURTH-RANKED WOMEN’S TENNIS COMPLETES A PERFECT WEEKEND

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(Apr. 7) The Emory University Women’s Tennis Team, ranked fourth in the Nation, did not lose a set this weekend, as the Eagles picked up 9-0 wins over Agnes Scott College (Ga.), Oglethorpe University (Ga.) and Wesleyan College (Ga.).

FOURTH-RANKED EMORY DEFEATS #17 SEWANEE 5-4

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(Apr. 2) The Emory University Women’s Tennis team avenged a loss to the University of the South (Tenn.) in the 2007 NCAA Regional Finals, as the fourth-ranked Eagles defeated the 17th-ranked Tigers 5-4 in Sewanee, TN.

NO. FOUR EMORY WOMEN’S TENNIS TO FACE FOUR SOUTH REGION OPPONENTS

(Apr. 2) Following a 2-1 stint at the Fab Five Tournament, the fourth-ranked Eagles will return to action this week to face four Division III South Region opponents. Emory will travel to the 17th-ranked University of the South (Tenn.) on Wednesday, April 2nd, host Agnes Scott College (Ga.) on Friday, April 4th, and host a doubleheader with Oglethorpe University (Ga.) and Wesleyan College (Ga.) on Sunday, April 6th.

NO. FOUR EMORY TOPS 11th-RANKED TRINITY TO CONCLUDE THE FAB FIVE TOURNAMENT

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(Mar. 30) In the final match of the Fab Five Tournament in Lexington, VA, the fourth-ranked Emory Women’s Tennis team defeated the 11th-ranked Trinity University (Texas) Tigers 5-1, in a shortened match due to weather and time constraints.

FOURTH-RANKED EMORY WOMEN’S TENNIS SUFFERS 5-4 LOSS TO THIRD-RANKED WILLIAMS

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(Mar. 29) Competing in its second match at the Fab Five Tournament in Lexington, VA, the fourth-ranked Eagles suffered a narrow 5-4 defeat at the hands of third-ranked Williams College (Mass.).