Harding seniors Karli Roux and freshman Brooke Coffman capped off the 2026 season with impressive accomplishments in women's doubles tennis. They ended the year ranked No. 8 nationally and No. 2 in the Central Region, earning All-America honors and joining an elite group in the program's history. Their 17-12 overall record includes victories against three nationally-ranked teams. Roux also finished her singles career as the No. 27 player nationally and No. 2 in the Central Region, marking her second consecutive year with a national ranking.

By the Numbers
  • Roux and Coffman finished the season with a 17-12 overall record.
  • Roux ranked No. 27 in singles and No. 2 in the Central Region.
  • Coffman is the first Harding freshman to finish a season nationally ranked in doubles.
State of Play
  • Roux's ranking marks a historic achievement, finishing consecutive seasons nationally ranked in singles.
  • The duo tied the highest final doubles ranking in Harding's history, matching the 2019 team.
What's Next

As both players move forward, Roux's legacy in Harding tennis will inspire upcoming athletes, while Coffman aims to build on her successful debut next season. The program will look to leverage this momentum for future recruitment and competitive success.

Bottom Line

The achievements of Roux and Coffman not only mark personal milestones but also elevate Harding's presence in women's college tennis. This success sets a strong foundation for the program’s future and highlights the potential for continued growth and recognition.