WEST GEORGIA WOLVES WOMEN'S TENNIS

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

West Georgia's women's tennis program competes within the ASUN Conference as part of the University of West Georgia's athletic portfolio at the Carrollton, Georgia campus, which serves 16,072 students across its academic programs. The university itself was established in 1906, providing over a century of institutional history supporting its athletic endeavors. Playing during the spring season consistent with NCAA Division I scheduling, the Wolves represent one of the athletic programs competing at the FCS level within their regional conference structure.

The program operates from its home venue in support of student-athletes pursuing collegiate tennis competition at the Division I level. Competing in the ASUN Conference places West Georgia among regional opponents across the southeastern United States, with the spring season format allowing for tournament competition and conference matches throughout the competitive calendar. The Wolves' roster develops players through collegiate competition while maintaining the academic standards required of Division I student-athletes at a university with substantial enrollment across multiple colleges and schools.

KEY FACTS

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ATLANTIC SUN CONFERENCE WOMEN'S TENNIS PROGRAMS

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• North Alabama Lions
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