Women's Tennis in the MIAA

MIAA Champions 1939 Hope 1940 Kalamazoo 1941 Kalamazoo 1942 Kalamazoo 1946 Kalamazoo 1947 Kalamazoo 1948 Hope 1949 Kalamazoo/Hope 1950 Kalamazoo 1951 Hope 1952 Hope 1953 Unknown 1954 Albion 1955 Hope 1956 Kalamazoo/Calvin 1957 Kalamazoo 1958 Kalamazoo 1959 Kalamazoo/Calvin 1960 Kalamazoo 1961 Kalamazoo/Calvin 1962 Kalamazoo

1963 Kalamazoo 1964 Calvin 1965 Kalamazoo 1966 Kalamazoo 1967 Kalamazoo 1968 Kalamazoo 1969 Kalamazoo 1970 Kalamazoo 1971 Alma 1972 Kalamazoo 1973 Kalamazoo 1974 Kalamazoo 1975 Kalamazoo 1976 Kalamazoo 1977 Calvin 1978 Kalamazoo 1979 Kalamazoo 1980 Hope 1981 Calvin 1982 Calvin/Hope 1983 Kalamazoo 1984 Hope

1985 Kalamazoo 1986 Kalamazoo 1987 Hope 1988 Kalamazoo/Hope 1989 Hope 1990 Kalamazoo/Hope 1991 Kalamazoo 1992 Kalamazoo 1993 Kalamazoo 1994 Kalamazoo 1995 Kalamazoo 1996 Kalamazoo/Hope 1997 Hope 1998 Hope 1999 Hope 2000 Hope 2001 Saint Mary's 2002 Saint Mary's 2003 Albion 2004 Saint Mary's 2005 Albion 2006 Albion 2007 Kalamazoo/Albion

Number of MIAA Championships won by Kalamazoo:  40
Consecutive MIAA Championships by Kalamazoo:  8 (1956-1963)
Note: There have been 66 MIAA Championships in Women's Tennis (1939-2007)
 

Kalamazoo's MIAA MVP's 1983 Linda Topolsky 1984 Linda Topolsky 1985 Linda Topolsky 1988 Laurie Ramsey 1991 Jackie Aurelia 1992 Jackie Aurelia 1993 Jackie Aurelia 1994 Jackie Aurelia 2002 Meaghan Clark 2003 Meaghan Clark 2007 Beau Wangtrakuldee The Most Valuable Player honor in women's tennis was first awarded by the MIAA in 1983.

Sue Little Award Winners from Kalamazoo 1959  Rosemary Luther 1962  Sue Diller 1965  Gretchen VanderLinde 1971  Jean Guile 1981  Janine Ihssen  The Sue Little Memorial Award, first presented in 1955, is given in memory of the late Sue Little of Albion College and is given to the MIAA player who best exemplifies sportmanship.