Georgia State’s women’s tennis team won its second Sun Belt Conference Tournament in three seasons since joining the Sun Belt Conference. The Panthers beat South Alabama once again to clinch the title, as they previously did in the 2014 season.
The Panthers, ranked the No. 1 seed, beat the Jaguars, No. 2 seed, 4-2 thanks to Daniela Ramirez stepping up to win the match point at the No. 4 spot. The Panthers won all the doubles matches, and won four of the single matches.
Winning the Sun Belt Conference earned the Panthers an automatic bid into the NCAA Women’s Tennis Tournament.