One final round of congratulations for the 2019 college tennis champions in the divisions covered here at Balladeer’s Blog. I’ll cover the women’s champions separately.
NAIA (National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics)
National Champions – GEORGIA GWINNETT COLLEGE GRIZZLIES (SIX-peat)
Runners-Up – Xavier University at New Orleans Gold Rush
2018 Champions – Georgia Gwinnett College Grizzlies
NCCAA (National Christian College Athletic Association)
National Champions – CAMPBELLSVILLE UNIVERSITY TIGERS
Runners-Up – Ottawa University (AZ) Spirit
2018 Champions – Campbellsville University Tigers
NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) DIVISION TWO
National Champions – BARRY UNIVERSITY BUCCANEERS
Runners-Up – Columbus (GA) State Cougars
2018 Champions – Columbus (GA) State Cougars
NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) DIVISION THREE
National Champions – EMORY UNIVERSITY EAGLES
Runners-Up – Claremont-Mudd-Scripps College Stags
2018 Champions – Middlebury University Panthers
NJCAA (National Junior College Athletic Association) DIVISION ONE
National Champions – TYLER COLLEGE APACHES
Runners-Up – ASA College (FL) Silver Storm
2018 Champions – Tyler College Apaches
NJCAA (National Junior College Athletic Association) DIVISION THREE (no Division Two tennis)
National Champions – OXFORD COLLEGE OF EMORY UNIVERSITY EAGLES (Five-peat)
Runners-Up – Onondaga College Lazers (sic)
2018 Champions – Oxford College of Emory University Eagles
CCCAA (California Community College Athletic Association)
Overall Champions – COLLEGE OF THE DESERT ROADRUNNERS
Runners-Up – Foothill College Owls
2018 Champions – Cerritos College Falcons
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Good to see these sports get coverage.
I understand.
GO GRIZZLIES!
Always good to hear from the fans!
You love obscure topics don’t you?
Yes I do!
Even tennis!
Yes!
I would vote for no more tennis.
I appreciate the feedback.
Never heard of any of these colleges.
I understand.
Tennis gets overlooked.
I know what you mean.
Hat tip to you! I’m glad someone gives coverage to these divisions.
No problem at all!