Follow the Tar HeelsInstagram | Twitter | FacebookWhere:Chewning Tennis Center – Chapel Hill, N.C. From The Notes:The Lead: Faced with a new roster with the same high expectations, North Carolina’s women’s tennis team will take on a new look in 2025 after graduating 1,008 singles and doubles victories after the 2024 season. The No. 6 […]
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From The Notes:The Lead: Faced with a new roster with the same high expectations, North Carolina’s women’s tennis team will take on a new look in 2025 after graduating 1,008 singles and doubles victories after the 2024 season. The No. 6 Tar Heels will face first-time foe James Madison and well-acquainted opponent Campbell in its first matchups of the season.
Who:
James Madison & Campbell
- Brian Kalbas enters this season with 770 career victories.
- Kalbas owns the third-most victories all-time and is the nation’s active leader.
- Reese Brantmeier is set to return this season.
- She missed most of the 2024 season due to injury.
- Carson Tanguilig is just five wins from reaching triple digits in singles and eight wins away from a 100-win career in doubles.
- Carolina welcomes five newcomers to the 2025 roster.
- After missing most of the 2024 season due to injury, Reese Brantmeier is set to return to action this season.
- Brantmeier played No. 1 singles in the 2023 national championship match versus NC State.
- She swept the 2023 ITA Fall Singles & Doubles Championships before her early 2024 injury.
When:
Sunday, January 12 – 11:00 a.m. & 3:30 p.m.
- The Tar Heels and Dukes have never faced one another.
- UNC has outscored the Fighting Camels 20-0 in its last three matchups.
- Carolina enters the 2025 season with three ranked singles and three ranked doubles duos.
- Following last season’s loss to Texas A&M in the NCAA regional finals, North Carolina will attempt to begin a new winning streak at home.
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