The Mississippi College women's tennis team concluded a historic season with a narrow 4-3 loss to Catawba College in the NCAA Division II National Semifinals. Ranked No. 7, the Choctaws ended their remarkable year with an overall record of 27-2, battling until the very last match. They kicked off the semifinals strong, taking the doubles point with victories in the No. 1 and No. 3 spots. This season will be remembered for the Choctaws' undefeated regular season and significant postseason victories, solidifying their status as a top program.

By the Numbers
  • Mississippi College finished the season with a record of 27-2.
  • The Choctaws went 8-0 in the Gulf South Conference and achieved a 10-0 record on the road.
State of Play
  • The Choctaws battled through the NCAA South Regional, defeating Barry University, a seven-time national champion.
  • Mississippi College reached the national semifinals after wins against No. 16 Adelphi and No. 9 Columbus State.
What's Next

The Choctaws are poised for future success, with a strong recruiting cycle and the potential to build on this year's achievements. The program's visibility on the national stage could lead to increased interest and investment in women's tennis at the school.

Bottom Line

Despite falling just short of the national title match, the Choctaws’ season marks a significant milestone in their history, establishing them among the elite and setting high expectations for the future.