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The Mississippi Rebels Women’s Tennis program at the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) has a storied 50-year legacy built on competition, grit, and steady excellence. Established in 1975, the program has earned 22 NCAA Tournaments, four Elite Eight appearances, nine Sweet Sixteens, and three SEC titles. From the heyday of national contenders to today’s rising stars, Ole Miss tennis is about consistency, development, and community. Explore the Rebels’ history, standout players, and the upcoming 2025-26 schedule as the program celebrates a half-century of competition.

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Key moments include NCAA Singles Champion Arianne Hartono (2018), a season that featured 37 singles wins (22 in duals), and Honda Sports Award consideration for Hartono. Under head coach Mark Beyers, who announced his retirement in 2025 after 24 seasons, the program reached historic levels of success and stability, becoming the winningest coach in Ole Miss women’s tennis history. The 2025-26 season marks Ole Miss Women’s Tennis’ 50th anniversary, with celebrations lined up across fall and spring matchups. The Rebels’ fall 2025 slate includes the Blue Gray Invitational in Montgomery, AL; the Milwaukee Tennis Classic in Milwaukee, WI; ITA Regionals in Auburn, AL; the Roberta Alison Fall Classic in Tuscaloosa, AL; and ITF events in Clemson, SC. Spring 2025 featured 17 dual matches and four tournaments, including a January 19 home opener in Oxford and an early road trip to Memphis. Follow along with official updates and highlights at @OleMissWTennis on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, and stay connected for tickets and venue details through our trusted ticket partners.

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  • Established in 1975; 22 NCAA Tournaments, Elite Eight 4x, Sweet Sixteen 9x, 3 SEC titles.
  • NCAA Singles Champion: Arianne Hartono (2018).
  • Hartono season featured 37 singles wins (22 in duals) and contributed to the program’s national prominence; Honda Sports Award contender in tennis.
  • Mark Beyers served as head coach for 24 seasons, retiring in 2025 as the program’s winningest coach.
  • 2025-26 marks Ole Miss Women’s Tennis 50th anniversary; celebration planned across the season.
  • Fall 2025 schedule includes Blue Gray Invitational (Montgomery, AL), Milwaukee Tennis Classic (Milwaukee, WI), ITA Regionals (Auburn, AL), Roberta Alison Fall Classic (Tuscaloosa, AL), and ITF events (Clemson, SC).

Key moments include NCAA Singles Champion Arianne Hartono (2018), a season that featured 37 singles wins (22 in duals), and Honda Sports Award consideration for Hartono. Under head coach Mark Beyers, who announced his retirement in 2025 after 24 seasons, the program reached historic levels of success and stability, becoming the winningest coach in Ole Miss women’s tennis history. The 2025-26 season marks Ole Miss Women’s Tennis’ 50th anniversary, with celebrations lined up across fall and spring matchups. The Rebels’ fall 2025 slate includes the Blue Gray Invitational in Montgomery, AL; the Milwaukee Tennis Classic in Milwaukee, WI; ITA Regionals in Auburn, AL; the Roberta Alison Fall Classic in Tuscaloosa, AL; and ITF events in Clemson, SC. Spring 2025 featured 17 dual matches and four tournaments, including a January 19 home opener in Oxford and an early road trip to Memphis. Follow along with official updates and highlights at @OleMissWTennis on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, and stay connected for tickets and venue details through our trusted ticket partners.

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