Georgia Triumphs in the 2025 NCAA DI Women’s Tennis Championship
In a stunning display of skill and determination, the Georgia Bulldogs captured the 2025 NCAA DI Women’s Tennis Championship, triumphing over the defending champions, Texas A&M. This victory marks an incredible third crown in program history, adding to their earlier titles from 1994 and 2000. Not only did they avenge their previous year’s loss to the Aggies, but they also cemented their status as a powerhouse in collegiate tennis.
Tournament Summary
Event Details
The championship took place at the Hurd Tennis Center in Waco, Texas, from May 15-18, 2025. The tournament’s qualifiers were revealed during a live selection show on April 28, which fans can relive on NCAA.com.
This season was unique as part of a two-year pilot program, which saw the women’s singles and doubles championships conducted in the fall of 2024, while the team championships were played in the spring of 2025.
All-Tournament Team Recognitions
Exceptional Players
The championship spotlight shone brightly on Georgia’s standout players, who delivered extraordinary performances throughout the tournament:
Doubles Team:
- Dasha Vidmanova & Mell Reasco (3-0)
- Anastasiia Lopata & Guillermina Grant (4-1)
- Ayesegul Mert & Hayden Mulberry (4-1)
- Singles Competitors:
- Dasha Vidmanova (3-0)
- Anastasiia Lopata (2-0)
- Mia Kupres (Texas A&M) (4-0)
- Ayesegul Mert (4-0)
- Guillermina Grant (5-0)
- Sofia Rojas (4-0)
Dasha Vidmanova: The Championship MVP
Dasha Vidmanova emerged as the Most Valuable Player, boasting an impeccable record of 3-0 in singles and 3-0 in doubles. Her relentless drive and skill on the court played a crucial role in Georgia’s championship success.
Championship Bracket Insights
For a full view of the tournament layout, you can explore the interactive bracket here.
2025 Championship Schedule
Mark your calendars for the key dates and results from one of the most exciting championships yet:
First Round | May 2
Second Round | May 3
- Quarterfinals | May 15
- Semifinals | May 17
- National Championship | May 18 — streamed live on ESPN+
Historical Context of the Championship
This title brought pride not only to the players but to Georgia’s storied history. After falling to Texas A&M in the 2024 championship final (4-1), the Bulldogs demonstrated their resilience by returning stronger than ever.
To revisit the previous season’s drama, check out the recap of the 2024 DI Women’s Tennis Championships.
Conclusion
As Georgia celebrates its 2025 NCAA DI Women’s Tennis Championship victory, fans and athletes alike are reminded that the spirit of competition is at the heart of collegiate sports. With a mix of remarkable talent and team cohesion, the Bulldogs have not only reclaimed their standing but have set a benchmark for future championships.
For ongoing coverage and updates on NCAA Women’s Tennis, visit NCAA.com and follow the journey of rising stars and seasoned players.
