WOMEN'S BRACKET
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. - Winning the 2015 Atlantic 10 Tennis Championships, the VCU women's tennis team and the George Washington men's tennis team will represent the A-10 in the 2015 NCAA Tennis Championships.
VCU (16-8), who won its third consecutive Atlantic 10 Championship, will travel to Charlottesville, May 9th, to face the ninth-seeded Cavaliers of Virginia in the first round at 12 pm.
The Rams fell to Virginia earlier this year, dropping a 6-1 decision. Three-time Most Outstanding Performer, Cindy Chala, earned the lone point of the match, defeating #16 Stephanie Nauta in three sets (6-3, 4-6, 10-6).
The Cavalier women (21-5) earned a No. 9 overall seed, after winning their second consecutive ACC Championship. Virginia enters the tournament on a six-match winning streak, with five of the six wins against NCAA Tournament teams.
MEN'S BRACKET
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. - The 2015 Atlantic 10 champion George Washington men's tennis team will travel to No. 12 Wake Forest for its fourth-ever NCAA Team Championship appearance. The Colonials will take on the Demon Deacons in the first round on Friday, May 8, at 3 p.m. at the Wake Forest Tennis Complex in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
GW enters the NCAA first round on a seven-match win streak, dating back to April 4 when the Colonials upset No. 61 UNC-Wilmington, 4-3. The Buff and Blue tallied a perfect 4-0 record at home and have persevered through one of its most challenging spring schedules to date, taking on seven of the ITA's top-65 ranked programs.
No. 12 Wake Forest (22-7) saw a nine-match win streak snapped in the ACC finals as the nation's third-ranked Virginia triumphed, 4-2, to take the conference crown. Four Demon Deacons have surpassed the 20-win mark in singles action, led by Christian Seraphim (28-14) at the No. 5 position. The ITA's No. 6-ranked solo player, freshman Noah Rubin holds a 19-3 mark in the spring at the top spot and enter's NCAA first-round action after defeating his last 10 opponents. Two other singles players hold national rankings for Wake Forest, No. 16 Romain Bogaerts and No. 106 Jon Ho.
For more information, visit NCAA.com.