2026 C2C Women's Tennis Championship Preview

By Will DeBoer

5/1/2026 10:00:00 AM

THE RUNDOWN

The 68th-ranked Salisbury University women's tennis team readies for a deep postseason run at the 2026 Coast-to-Coast Athletic Conference (C2C) Tournament, hosted by the University of Mary Washington. The fourth-seeded Sea Gulls will face top-seeded hosts UMW in the C2C Tournament semifinals on Saturday, May 2 at 2 p.m. at the Battleground Outdoor Complex in Fredericksburg, Va.

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

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THE 2026 SEA GULLS

Gibelle Beaujon | Singles: 13-5 | Doubles: 12-5

Cleo Solomon | Singles: 12-3 | Doubles: 11-6

Olivia Hall | Singles: 10-7 | Doubles: 10-9

Evelyn Whiteside | Singles: 6-10 | Doubles: 11-8

Leah Osmon | Singles: 8-5 | Doubles: 3-4

Ridgley Lake | Singles: 3-6 | Doubles: 2-9

Elizabeth Coligan | Singles: 1-0 | Doubles: 2-4

Katherine Raab | Singles: 2-3 | Doubles: 1-3

Salisbury notched a 10-5 record in dual matches for the regular season, stretching their streak of double-digit wins to 19 consecutive non-pandemic seasons.
Gibelle Beaujon registered another sterling year in singles play, going 13-5 overall and competing in first singles in every match.
Beaujon and Cleo Solomon were the Sea Gulls' top doubles pair all season, going 11-5 as a tandem.
Solomon posted a 12-5 record in singles play, primarily in second singles, while Olivia Hall also had double-digit singles dubs with a 10-7 mark.
Hall and Evelyn Whiteside teamed up to go 10-6 as a pair, primarily slotting in second doubles.
Whiteside (Feb. 23) and Beaujon (Mar. 2) each captured C2C Player of the Week honors in 2026.
Mary Washington posted a 12-6 mark in the regular season and enters the C2C Tournament ranked 26th in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) national poll.
Addison Felts positioned herself as a top force from first singles, going 18-5 in singles play overall and 13-3 in top-flight fixtures.
Felts and Natalie Kim finished 20-5 as a doubles pair on the year, including a 14-3 mark in first doubles. They are the 10th-ranked doubles pair in the nation.
Saturday's winner will take on either second-seeded Christopher Newport or third-seeded UC Santa Cruz in the C2C Tournament championship on Sunday at 10 a.m.; the losing teams from Saturday will battle in the third-place match on Sunday at 10 a.m.
Salisbury is chasing its fifth NCAA Tournament berth in program history and its first since 2004.

THE RUNDOWN

THE 2026 SEA GULLS

2026 C2C Women's Tennis Tournament

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