2025 C2C Women's Tennis Championship Preview

By Will DeBoer

5/2/2025 10:00:00 AM

THE RUNDOWN

The Salisbury University women's tennis team is locked in for a run at the conference crown at the 2025 Coast-to-Coast Athletic Conference (C2C) Tournament, hosted by Christopher Newport University. The fourth-seeded Sea Gulls will face top-seeded hosts CNU in the C2C Tournament semifinals on Saturday, May 3 at 10 a.m. at the James & Sarah Eyre Tennis Courts in Newport News, Va.

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1? Christopher Newport
2? UC Santa Cruz
3? Mary Washington
4? Salisbury

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THE 2025 SEA GULLS

Gibelle Beaujon | Singles: 12-5 | Doubles: 9-9

Olivia Hall | Singles: 5-11 | Doubles: 9-9

Lily Muir | Singles: 12-6 | Doubles: 10-8

Evelyn Whiteside | Singles: 10-8 | Doubles: 10-7

Ridgley Lake | Singles: 9-9 | Doubles: 8-7

Katherine Raab | Singles: 9-9 | Doubles: 8-8

Salisbury registered a 10-6 record in dual matches for the regular season, extending their streak of double-digit wins to 18 consecutive complete seasons.
Reigning C2C Rookie of the Year Gibelle Beaujon posted another strong season as a singles player, going 12-5 overall and playing first singles every time she took the court.
Beaujon and Olivia Hall teamed up for an 8-9 mark in first doubles on the year.
Lily Muir and Evelyn Whiteside each won double-digit singles tilts with 11 and 10 dubs, respectively.
Muir and Whiteside also won a team-best 11 doubles matches, going 11-7 primarily from second doubles.
Whiteside (Mar. 3) and Beaujon (Mar. 17) each captured C2C Player of the Week awards in 2025.
Christopher Newport notched an 11-7 record in the regular season and enters postseason play ranked 32nd in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) national poll.
Raine Weis posted the Captains' best singles numbers on the year, going 16-4 overall and playing first singles in all of CNU's dual matches. She is ranked 19th nationally in the ITA's singles poll
Weis and Kylie Schaefer - the ninth-ranked doubles pair in the nation - teamed up for a 14-4 mark in first doubles.
Saturday's winner will take on either second-seeded UC Santa Cruz or third-seeded Mary Washington in the C2C Tournament championship on Sunday at 10 a.m.
Salisbury is chasing its fifth NCAA Tournament berth in program history and its first since 2004.

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