North Carolina State University Athletics
Tuesday, November 17
Athens, Ga.
NC State
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NCAA Singles & Doubles Championships
11/15/2026 11:00:00 AM | Women's Tennis
ATHENS, Ga. - NC State women's tennis is set to send three entries, two singles players and one doubles team, to the NCAA Individual Championships at the Dan Magill Tennis Complex on the campus of the University of Georgia in Athens. Competition begins Tuesday, Nov. 17, and runs through Sunday, Nov. 22, with coverage available on ESPN+.
Representing the Wolfpack in the 64-player singles field will be No. 10 Mia Slama and No. 33 Lavinia Tanasie, who both return to the singles draw for the second consecutive year. In the 32-team doubles draw, No. 2 Victoria Osuigwe and Roisin Gilheany will represent the Wolfpack, with Osuigwe qualifying for the doubles draw for the second year in a row. In 2025, she teamed with Gabriella Broadfoot to win NC State's second national championship in doubles.
Tuesday's opening day will feature the singles round of 64. No. 9-16 seeded and No. 33 Tanasie will begin the day for the Pack at 10:30 a.m. against No. 108 Zoie Epps of Oklahoma, while No. 10 Slama will compete at 11 a.m. against Andrea Nova of Ole Miss.
Doubles play begins Wednesday with the round of 32. No. 2 Osuigwe and Gilheany, who have earned the No. 4 seed in the bracket, will open their tournament run against Anna Bennett and Audrey Spencer of Ohio State.
NC State enters the tournament with a strong tradition of success at the NCAA Individual Championships. This year's singles selections bring the program's all-time total to 23 singles entries, including 18 during the Simon Earnshaw era. Osuigwe and Gilheany represent the 17th NCAA doubles entry in program history and the 15th under Earnshaw, who has coached two doubles national championship teams during his tenure.
For more information head to the tournament website here.
To stay up to date with NC State women's tennis follow @packwtennis on social media.
Representing the Wolfpack in the 64-player singles field will be No. 10 Mia Slama and No. 33 Lavinia Tanasie, who both return to the singles draw for the second consecutive year. In the 32-team doubles draw, No. 2 Victoria Osuigwe and Roisin Gilheany will represent the Wolfpack, with Osuigwe qualifying for the doubles draw for the second year in a row. In 2025, she teamed with Gabriella Broadfoot to win NC State's second national championship in doubles.
Tuesday's opening day will feature the singles round of 64. No. 9-16 seeded and No. 33 Tanasie will begin the day for the Pack at 10:30 a.m. against No. 108 Zoie Epps of Oklahoma, while No. 10 Slama will compete at 11 a.m. against Andrea Nova of Ole Miss.
Doubles play begins Wednesday with the round of 32. No. 2 Osuigwe and Gilheany, who have earned the No. 4 seed in the bracket, will open their tournament run against Anna Bennett and Audrey Spencer of Ohio State.
NC State enters the tournament with a strong tradition of success at the NCAA Individual Championships. This year's singles selections bring the program's all-time total to 23 singles entries, including 18 during the Simon Earnshaw era. Osuigwe and Gilheany represent the 17th NCAA doubles entry in program history and the 15th under Earnshaw, who has coached two doubles national championship teams during his tenure.
For more information head to the tournament website here.
To stay up to date with NC State women's tennis follow @packwtennis on social media.
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