FREDERICKSBURG, Va. -- In dominating fashion in Saturday's semifinal round, the nationally-ranked Christopher Newport women's tennis team advanced to the Coast-To-Coast Athletic Conference Championship after a 5-0 win against #4-seed Salisbury University. The Captains shut out the Sea Gulls and will play in the conference final for the ninth straight season ..read more

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. -- Making history as the first team to ever supplant the perennial power Mary Washington as the top seed in the conference tournament, the nationally-ranked Christopher Newport women's tennis team will open play in the 2024 Coast-To-Coast Athletic Conference Championships in Saturday's semifinal round at 2:00 p.m. CNU's opponent is to be determined after Friday's quarterfinals in which #4 Salisbury will take on #5 Pratt for the right to face the Captains on day two ..read more

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. -- Continuing to make history at a record pace in 2023-24, the Christopher Newport women's tennis team added another chapter to the storybook season on Wednesday afternoon as the Captains saw seven different players garner All-Conference recognition as announced by the Coast-To-Coast Athletic Conference. Headlining the group was junior Raine Weis collecting Player of the Year honors and, with partner Tessa Trate, Doubles Team of the Year accolades. Trate was also named the Scholar-Athlete of the Year and head coach David Weiner was named the C2C Coach of the Year for the fi ..read more

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. -- The Christopher Newport women's tennis team held its position at No. 19 in the latest Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) computerized rankings while the organization also released singles and doubles national rankings for the first time this spring. The NCAA also released the Division III regional rankings where the Captains are ranked No. 4 in Region IV ..read more

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. -- Closing out the regular season in style, the 19th-ranked Christopher Newport women's tennis team put together a dominating victory over Marymount University (8-5) on Sunday afternoon, 9-0. The Captains dropped just two games in the nine matches against the Saints as the seniors played in their final home regular season bout for the Captains ..read more

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. -- Hauling in the highest national ranking in program history for the second straight poll, the Christopher Newport women's tennis team is slotted in at No. 19 in the most recent Intercollegiate Tennis Assocation (ITA) computer rankings released on Wednesday. The CNU women are also ranked No. 6 in the Atlantic regional rankings while veterans Tessa Trate and Raine Weis remain ranked in both singles and doubles ..read more

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. -- For the first time in her illustrious career, Christopher Newport senior Tessa Trate was named the conference player of the week by the Coast-To-Coast Athletic Conference. After helping lift the 20th-ranked Captains to the program's first ever win over national power Mary Washington, Trate garnered the weekly recognition in an announcement by the conference on Monday afternoon ..read more

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. -- After a 3-1 week on the courts for the nationally-ranked Christopher Newport women's tennis team, freshman Kylie Schaefer was named the Coast-To-Coast Athletic Conference Player of the Week. For the first time in her career, the Roanoke, Va. hauled in the weekly honor from the C2C while Christopher Newport shut out Virginia Wesleyan, 9-0, before suffering a loss to nationally-ranked Carnegie Mellon ..read more

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. -- Rookie Kylie Schaefer secured the Captains' lone win on Sunday afternoon as the nationally-ranked Christopher Newport women's tennis team suffered an 8-1 setback against No. 18 Carnegie Mellon (10-4) on a neutral court. The loss snapped a five-match winning streak with the last loss on the schedule also coming at the hands of Carnegie Mellon exactly one month prior ..read more

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. -- In their first ever match as a top-20 team, the Christopher Newport women's tennis team held serve on their home courts with a dominating 9-0 win over Virginia Wesleyan University (4-6). The Captains improved to 9-4 overall without surrendering more than three games in any single match against the Marlins ..read more