Oklahoma Facilities Host ITA DII National Indoor Championships
University of Central Oklahoma and Oak Tree Country Club hosted the 2020 Intercollegiate Tennis Association’s Division II National Women’s Team Indoor Championships, while the Men’s Championships were hosted by Midwestern State at the Oklahoma City Tennis Center on Friday, February 28 through Sunday, March 1.
The back-to-back-to-back NCAA champion Barry Buccaneers, from Miami, Florida took down No. 6 seed Hawaii Pacific 4-0 in the Women’s finals.
The UCO Broncho women’s program entered the ITA Indoor Championships as the 7th seed of the Championship tournament but dropped its second match on Saturday, falling 4-2 to Indianapolis.
The Division II National ITA Division II Men’s Indoor Championship was hosted by Midwestern State at the Oklahoma City Tennis Center.
Barry University, the No. 1 seed, and Columbus State University, the No. 2 seed, squared off in the Finals on Sunday, March 1. The victory came for the Columbus Cougars, from Georgia while not allowing their opponents to score a single point throughout the championship.
For more information about ITA Championships please go to www.wearecollege.com
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