The NCAA Division III Women's Tennis Final Four takes place in Chattanooga, featuring four teams vying for the national title. Semifinals are scheduled for Tuesday night, with the championship match on Thursday.
Babson College makes history as the Cinderella of the tournament, reaching its first-ever Final Four after a decisive 4-0 victory over second-ranked University of Chicago. First-year player Sandra Sikharulidze played a crucial role in clinching the regional final, instilling confidence in the Beavers as they prepare to face the defending champions.
Washington University in St. Louis, the third-ranked Bears, advanced to the semifinals with a 4-1 win against eighth-ranked Carnegie Mellon. With a strong roster, including key contributions from their top players, WashU aims to establish a dynasty in D-III women's tennis.
Claremont-Mudd-Scripps enters the Final Four after a commanding 4-0 sweep of Bowdoin College. The Athenas showcased their depth, with Lindsay Eisenman and Leah Baroudi winning in both singles and doubles. They seek their fourth national title since 2018.
Wesleyan University, ranked fourth, also secured a spot in the semifinals with a 4-0 victory over Washington and Lee. Kendall Smith clinched the match at number six singles, marking the Cardinals' fifth appearance in the Final Four.
The semifinals are set for Tuesday at 5 p.m. Eastern, with the championship match scheduled for Thursday at the Champions Club in Chattanooga.