Virginia Women’s Tennis: Pursuit of Glory at the ACC Championship
CARY, N.C. – All eyes will be on the No. 7 Virginia women’s tennis team as they gear up for the 2025 ACC Women’s Tennis Championship at the picturesque Cary Tennis Park. With a record of 18-4 and a stellar 10-2 in ACC play, the Cavaliers are looking to make their mark in this prestigious tournament.
Quarterfinal Showdown: What to Expect
Virginia has garnered a bye to the quarterfinals, setting the stage for an exhilarating match against the 5-seed Cal on Friday, April 18, at 10 a.m. Following this clash, the semifinals will unfold on Saturday, April 19 at the same time, leading to the championship showdown on Sunday, April 20, also slated for 10 a.m.
Key Match Information:
- Live Scoring: Stay updated with live scores throughout the tournament.
- Live Streaming: Friday’s quarterfinal will feature live streaming available for fans to catch every moment.
- Broadcast: Saturday and Sunday’s matches will be streamed online on ACCNX via the ESPN app for viewers with participating TV providers.
Ticket Information: Don’t Miss Out!
Excitement is high, and tickets for the 2025 ACC Women’s Tennis Championship are on sale now. Here’s a quick rundown of the ticket prices:
- Adults: $15 per day
- Youth (17 and under) & Non-ACC students: $10
- Full tournament pass: $30
- Free Admission: For ACC students with a valid ID and children aged 8 and under.
Virginia’s Championship Journey
The Cavaliers wrapped up their ACC season with a 10-2 record, clinching the 4th seed in the tournament, and are eager to capture their third ACC title, previously winning back-to-back championships in 2014-15. Historically, UVA has participated in three finals since 1990, earning titles in 2014 and 2015, while finishing as runners-up in 2022.
Notable Achievements:
- Virginia has claimed previous runner-up finishes in 1978 and 1989 before the current championship format was adopted.
Key Players to Watch
As the tournament approaches, here are some standout players to keep an eye on:
Elaine Chervinsky: The senior powerhouse boasts a remarkable 26-7 overall record and a dominant 10-1 in dual matches. With a four-match win streak entering postseason play, she’s ranked No. 33 in the ITA Singles Rankings.
Sara Ziodato: This graduate student is no stranger to success, holding a 13-3 record in dual matches and climbing to No. 20 in singles rankings.
The depth of the Cavaliers is impressive, with three additional players—Melodie Collard (24-11), Annabelle Xu (21-10), and Martina Genis Salas (21-14)—all surpassing 20 singles wins this season.
- Doubles Dominance: Chervinsky and Collard combine forces to form the No. 1 ranked doubles team in the ITA Doubles Rankings, boasting an impressive 29-2 record.
Conclusion: A Championship Legacy Awaits
As the Virginia women’s tennis team prepares to dive into the ACC Championship this weekend, it promises to be a thrilling ride as they strive for another title. With a formidable lineup and the momentum of a six-match win streak, will the Cavaliers claim their place in history once again?
Stay tuned to witness the drama unfold—the journey is never-ending! For additional updates and to follow the action, check out the official ACC website for real-time information and live coverage.
