GEORGE WASHINGTON REVOLUTIONARIES WOMEN'S TENNIS

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

George Washington University's women's tennis program competes in the Atlantic 10 Conference as part of the broader athletic offerings at the Washington, DC-based institution, which was established in 1821 and currently enrolls 24,500 students. The Revolutionaries compete during the spring season, aligning with the traditional college tennis calendar that emphasizes dual matches and conference tournaments through March and April. Based in the nation's capital, the program draws from the competitive tennis landscape of a major metropolitan area while representing one of the oldest universities on the East Coast.

The team operates within the Atlantic 10 Conference structure, which includes competitive programs across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions. Like other George Washington athletic teams, the women's tennis program benefits from the university's location and resources in Washington, DC, where recreational and competitive tennis infrastructure supports player development. Spring competition allows the Revolutionaries to pursue Atlantic 10 championships and NCAA postseason opportunities, competing against regional rivals within their conference alignment and across the broader Division I landscape.

KEY FACTS

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ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE WOMEN'S TENNIS PROGRAMS

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• Saint Joseph's Hawks
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• Richmond Spiders
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