2005 NCAA Division I women's tennis championships

2005 NCAA Division I women's tennis championships
Date	May 13–22, 2005
Edition	24th
Location	Athens, Georgia
Venue	Dan Magill Tennis Complex University of Georgia
Champions
Women's singles
Zuzana Zemenová (Baylor)
Women's doubles
Alice Barnes / Erin Burdette (Stanford)
Women's team
Stanford

The 2005 NCAA Division I Women's Tennis Championships were the 24th annual championships hosted by the NCAA to determine the national champions of women's singles, doubles, and team collegiate tennis among its Division I member programs in the United States.

Defending champions Stanford defeated Texas in the team final, 4–0, to claim their fourteenth national title, the Cardinal's sixth title in nine years.

Host

This year's tournaments were hosted by the University of Georgia at the Dan Magill Tennis Complex in Athens, Georgia.

These were the final standalone women's Division I NCAA tournaments before they were held concurrently at the same venue as the men's championships for the first time in 2006.

Brackets

Team

	First round May 13–14, 2005					Second round May 13–14, 2005					Third round May 19, 2005					Quarterfinals May 20, 2005					Semifinals May 21, 2005					Championship May 22, 2005
	1	Stanford	4
		Army	0
						1	Stanford	4
	Stanford, CA
							Oregon	0
	Oregon		4
	Fresno State		2
											1	Stanford	4
												Harvard	0
	16	Tennessee	4
		Boston University	0
						16	Tennessee	1
	Cambridge, MA
							Harvard	4
	Harvard		4
	Maryland		0
																1	Stanford	4
																8	Georgia	1
	8	Georgia	4
		Quinnipiac	0
						8	Georgia	4
	Athens, GA
							South Carolina	0
	South Carolina		4
	Nebraska		0
											8	Georgia	4
												California	2
	9	Miami (FL)	4
		Florida Atlantic	0
						9	Miami (FL)	3
	Coral Gables, FL
							California	4
	California		4
	Ole Miss		3
																					1	Stanford	4
																					12	Clemson	2
	4	Vanderbilt	5
		UT Martin	0
						4	Vanderbilt	4
	Nashville, TN
							South Alabama	0
	South Alabama		4
	Alabama		2
											4	Vanderbilt	0
											13	North Carolina	4
	13	North Carolina	4
		Richmond	0
						13	North Carolina	4
	Chapel Hill, NC
							Duke	0
	Duke		4
	Michigan		1
																13	North Carolina	1
																12	Clemson	4
	5	Northwestern	4
		Valparaiso	0
						5	Northwestern	4
	Evanston, IL
							Notre Dame	0
	Notre Dame		4
	Iowa		1
											5	Northwestern	3
											12	Clemson	4
	12	Clemson	4
		Furman	0
						12	Clemson	4
	Clemson, SC
							William & Mary	0
	William & Mary		4
	Wisconsin		1
																										1	Stanford	4
																										11	Texas	0
	11	Texas	4
		Southern	0
						11	Texas	4
	Austin, TX
							Texas A&M	1
	UNLV		0
	Texas A&M		4
											11	Texas	4
											6	Georgia Tech	3
	6	Georgia Tech	4
		Winthrop	0
						6	Georgia Tech	4
	Atlanta, GA
							Pepperdine	0
	Pepperdine		4
	Mississippi State		1
																11	Texas	4
																3	Kentucky	2
	14	Tulane	4
		SE Louisiana	0
						14	Tulane	4
	New Orleans, LA
							TCU	3
	LSU		1
	TCU		4
											14	Tulane	1
											3	Kentucky	4
	3	Kentucky	4
		Marshall	0
						3	Kentucky	4
	Lexington, KY
							Wake Forest	2
	Indiana		3
	Wake Forest		4
																					11	Texas	4
																					2	Florida	3
	10	UCLA	4
		Illinois State	0
						10	UCLA	4
	Los Angeles, CA
							Washington	0
	Long Beach State		0
	Washington		4
											10	UCLA	3
											7	USC	4
	7	USC	4
		Illinois–Chicago	0
						7	USC	4
	Los Angeles, CA
							Arizona State	0
	San Diego State		0
	Arizona State		4
																7	USC	2
																2	Florida	4
	15	Baylor	4
		Niagara	0
						15	Baylor	4
	Provo, UT
							BYU	1
	Sacramento State		1
	BYU		4
											15	Baylor	2
											2	Florida	4
	2	Florida	4
		South Carolina State	0
						2	Florida	4
	Gainesville, FL
							FIU	0
	Florida State		2
	FIU		4

See also

• 2005 NCAA Division I men's tennis championships
• 2005 NCAA Division II women's tennis championships
• 2005 NCAA Division III women's tennis championships
• 2005 NAIA women's tennis championships

External links

• List of NCAA Women's Tennis Champions