Texas A&M made history by winning their first NCAA women’s tennis outdoor team title in 2024, defeating Georgia 4-1 in the final match. The Aggies had previously been runners-up in 2013, but this year they emerged victorious in a thrilling competition.
The road to the championship began with the announcement of the 64-team field on April 29, followed by the selection of individual championship competitors for singles and doubles on April 30. The final site competition took place from May 17-19 at the Greenwood Tennis Center in Stillwater, Oklahoma, with singles and doubles matches scheduled for May 20-25.
In the team championship, Texas A&M showcased their talent by defeating top teams like Georgia, Alabama State, and Texas A&M-Corpus Christi on their way to the title. The Aggies’ triumph marks a significant milestone in their program’s history and solidifies their position as a powerhouse in collegiate women’s tennis.
Looking back at the championship history, Stanford women’s tennis holds the record for the most titles with 20 victories. However, Texas A&M’s victory in 2024 will surely be remembered as a historic moment for the program and its dedicated athletes.
As the Aggies celebrate their well-deserved victory, fans and tennis enthusiasts eagerly await the upcoming singles and doubles competitions to witness more thrilling matches and exceptional performances on the court.