Carolina Begins 2019 Ranked No. 3

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Apr 3Final

W4- 1

Chapel Hill, N.C.

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Apr 5Final

W4- 0

Chapel Hill, N.C.

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Apr 10Final

W4- 3

Coral Gables, Fla.

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Apr 12Final

W4- 0

Tallahassee, Fla.

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Apr 17Final

W4- 1

Cary, N.C.

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Apr 18Final

L2- 4

Cary, N.C.

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W4- 0

Chapel Hill, N.C.

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May 2Final

W4- 0

Chapel Hill, N.C.

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May 8Final

W4- 2

Chapel Hill

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May 15Final

L3- 4

Athens, Ga.

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Jessie Aney, right, and Alexa GrahamdoublesUniversity of North Carolina Women's Tennis v Wake Forest ACC Tournament Cary Tennis CenterCary, NCFriday, April 27, 2018

Photo by: Jeffrey A. Camarati

January 9, 2019 | Women's Tennis

Top 25 ITA National Rankings

By: Mark Kimmel

North Carolina women's tennis begins 2019 the same way it ended 2018 as the third ranked program in the nation according to the first Oracle/ITA Division I top-25 rankings release of the season.

The Tar Heels lead a group of seven Atlantic Coast Conference teams in the inaugural rankings of the new year. Behind Carolina is Duke (4), Georgia Tech (14), Florida State (15), Miami (17), Virginia (23) and Syracuse (24). NC State and Wake Forest find themselves in the others receiving votes category.

Defending NCAA champion Stanford sits atop the rankings, followed by Vanderbilt at No. 2, UNC, Duke and Georgia round out the top-5.

Carolina, the defending ITA Indoor National Champions and winners of the last three ACC Championships, begins its dual match season Saturday with a doubleheader against Elon at 11 a.m. and Charlotte at 4 p.m from inside Cone-Kenfield Tennis Center.