Nova Southeastern Sharks women's tennis

The NSU Sharks Women's Tennis team represents Nova Southeastern University in Davie, Florida, USA. They compete in the Sunshine State Conference.

History

The women's team started in the 2003-2004 academic year. In its fourth season it posted a 22-3 record, and played a total of nine division I teams and won every match. The team has not won a conference championship yet, but is still considered to be one of the best teams in the conference. The women's tennis team finished the year ranked 8th nationally and 2nd regionally.

Season by season results

Year	Coach	Record	Win %
2003-2004	Michael Coleman	1-15	.063
2004-2005	Michael Coleman	14-12	.539
2005-2006	Michael Coleman	16-8	.670
2006-2007	Michael Coleman	22-3	.880
2007-2008	Michael Coleman	18-3	.857
2008-2009	Michael Coleman	18-5	.783
Totals	2003-2009	89-45	.665

Sunshine State Conference

Members	Barry Buccaneers Eckerd Tritons Embry–Riddle Eagles Florida Southern Moccasins Florida Tech Panthers Lynn Fighting Knights Nova Southeastern Sharks Palm Beach Atlantic Sailfish Rollins Tars Saint Leo Lions Tampa Spartans

Nova Southeastern University

Based in Davie, Florida

Colleges & schools	Farquhar College of Arts & Sciences Shepard Broad Law Center H. Wayne Huizenga School of Business & Entrepreneurship Oceanographic Center Center for Psychological Studies Graduate School of Computer & Information Sciences Fischler School of Education Graduate School of Humanities and Social Sciences

Health professions division	College of Dental Medicine College of Osteopathic Medicine College of Pharmacy College of Optometry College of Medical Sciences College of Allied Health and Nursing

Campus	The University School Don Taft University Center Rose and Alfred Miniaci Performing Arts Center Miami Dolphins Training Facility Alvin Sherman Library

Athletics	Nova Southeastern Sharks Tennis (w) Soccer (w) Volleyball Crew (w) Softball Golf (w) Basketball (m) Sunshine State Conference

Miscellaneous	NSU Alumni WNSU 88.5 FM The Current

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