-Team Championship
   -Team Information / Results
   -Team Pictures

-Singles Championship
   -Qualifiers
   -Bracket (PDF)
   -Results (Text, HTML)

-Doubles Championship
   -Qualifiers
   -Bracket (PDF)
   -Results (Text, HTML)

-NCAA Championships
   -www.ncaasports.com

-Comments/Questions
   -Contact Information

Congratulations to Emory University, 2005 NCAA III Champions

Welcome
Welcome to the official site of the 2005 NCAA Division III Women's Tennis National Championships. Kalamazoo College is hosting the event for the seventh time.

Emory defeats Washington & Lee 5-3 in Division III Championship
Emory defeated Washington & Lee 5-3 to claim their third straight D III Women's Tennis National Championship. Richelle Marasigan clinched the match by winning 4-6, 6-2, 6-3 at #2 singles. Results

Team Championships
8:30 (Middlebury vs. Amherst) Third Place Match - Amherst 5, Middlebury 4 - Results
2:00 (Washington & Lee vs Emory) Championship Match - Emory 5, Washington & Lee 3 - Results

Houlihan/Palen (Gustavus Adolphus) win NCAA III Doubles Championship
Tara Houlihan and Lyndsey Palen of Gustavus Adolphus College defeated teammates Laura Hom and Kara Smiley 6-3, 6-0 to claim the 2005 NCAA Division III Doubles Championship. Houlihan and Palen defeated the top-seeded team from Washington & Lee in Monday morning's semifinals to advance to the championship match. Hom and Smiley defeated the second-seeded team from Carthage in the quarterfinals before defeating Washington & Lee's number two doubles team in the semifinals. This was the second consecutive year that the doubles championship matched up doubles teams from the same school.

Washington & Lee's Lindsay Hagerman wins NCAA III Singles Championship
Lindsay Hagerman of Washington & Lee won the 2005 NCAA III Singles Championship with a 5-7, 6-3, 6-2 win over DePauw's (#2) Liz Bondi. This is Washington & Lee's first NCAA III Singles Championship in women's tennis. Hagerman is also competing in the doubles quarterfinals that begin at 12:30 p.m. Singles Results

Did You Know...
...Kalamazoo College has hosted the NCAA III Women's Tennis Championships more times than any other venue?

...UC San Diego has won four NCAA III women's tennis championships?

...Emory is the first team to win three consecutive NCAA III women's tennis championships?

2005 Team Championship
Champion: Emory
Runner-up: Washington & Lee
Third Place: Amherst
Fourth Place: Middlebury

2005 Singles Championship
Champion: Lindsay Hagerman,
Washington & Lee
Runner-up: Liz Bondi, DePauw

2005 Doubles Championship
Champion:Houlihan/Palen,
Gustavus Adolphus
Runner-up: Hom/Smiley,
Gustavus Adolphus

Tara Houlihan and Lyndsey Palen
of Gustavus Adolphus
celebrate after winning the
NCAA III Doubles Championship

Lindsay Hagerman of Washington
& Lee accepts the NCAA
III Singles Championship
trophy.

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