DUQUESNE DUQUESNE WOMEN'S TENNIS

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Located in Pittsburgh's historic Uptown neighborhood, Duquesne University's women's tennis program competes within the Atlantic 10 Conference as part of a Catholic institution established in 1878 with an enrollment of 8,294 students. The Dukes field a competitive roster across the spring season, representing one of the university's 17 varsity athletic programs. Playing through the Atlantic 10—a conference featuring mid-major tennis programs across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions—the squad balances academic rigor with athletic competition in a conference that includes schools like Fordham, La Salle, and VCU.

Duquesne's women's tennis operates within the broader context of Division I-FCS athletics, where the program maintains regular conference play and NCAA tournament eligibility. The spring season schedule places the team among other Atlantic 10 competitors vying for conference titles and postseason advancement. Like other Atlantic 10 tennis programs, Duquesne emphasizes both singles and doubles competition throughout the season, with players competing in traditional collegiate formats that prepare athletes for championship play.

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ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE WOMEN'S TENNIS PROGRAMS

• Davidson Wildcats
• Fordham Rams
• George Mason Patriots
• George Washington Revolutionaries
• La Salle Explorers
• Loyola University Chicago Ramblers
• Saint Joseph's Hawks
• Saint Louis Billikens
• St. Bonaventure St. Bonaventure
• Dayton Flyers
• Rhode Island Rams
• Richmond Spiders
• Virginia Commonwealth Rams

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