NC State Women's Tennis Secures Historic ACC Championship
NC State women’s tennis wins ACC title for second time in school history
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The NC State women's tennis team won the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) tournament title for only the second time in its history, achieving this milestone after 44 years of competition. This victory highlights the team's consistent performance under head coach Simon Earnshaw, who has led the program to unprecedented success.
- 01NC State women's tennis claimed the ACC title for the second time in school history.
- 02This victory comes after 44 years of ACC competition.
- 03Head coach Simon Earnshaw has transformed the program since 2015.
- 04NC State has not finished lower than third in the ACC since 2018.
- 05The team is set for its 10th consecutive NCAA tournament appearance.
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The NC State women's tennis team achieved a historic milestone by winning the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) title on April 20, 2026, marking only the second time in 44 years that the program has secured this championship. Under the leadership of head coach Simon Earnshaw, who took over in 2015, the team has seen remarkable improvement, finishing in the top three of the ACC consistently since 2018. Prior to Earnshaw's tenure, NC State had only one top-three finish in its history. This season, the team is poised for its 10th straight NCAA tournament appearance, further solidifying its place among the nation's elite tennis programs. The victory is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the players and coaching staff, celebrating a significant achievement for NC State athletics.
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This victory enhances the reputation of NC State's athletic programs and boosts school spirit among students and alumni.
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