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Women’s Tennis Features Two Doubles Teams in Final Fall ITA Division I National Rankings

The Chattanooga Mocs women’s tennis team saw four representatives across two doubles teams ranked among the nation’s top tandems.

TEMPE, Ariz. (November 25, 2025) – The Chattanooga Mocs women's tennis team featured two doubles teams in the latest Division I Women's Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) National Doubles rankings, as the association announced its final fall rankings on Tuesday.
 
The doubles teams of Emma Pedretti/Addison Iacono and Rufaro Magarira/Savannah Presson each came with 6.00 poll points and tied for the No. 82 slot as part of a nine-team tie to make up the nation's top 90 tandems. Representatives from Iowa, Michigan State, and Gonzaga, among other power programs, are featured with the nine-way tie.
 
The two Chattanooga doubles teams make up half of the four Southern Conference duos listed on the national rankings. Furman also features two teams in the latest poll, claiming the No. 16 and No. 39 slots, among the 90 duos listed.
 
Youth is plentiful among the Mocs four representatives in the national rankings with Iacono claiming true freshman status, Presson and Magarira holding sophomore ranks, and Pedretti entering her junior season in the Scenic City. Both duos finished with a perfect 4-0 mark in their respective ranked grouping while the four went 40-9 in doubles as a combined collective unit during the fall.  
 
Full ITA Division I Singles and Doubles National Rankings can be found HERE.

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