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On Title IX anniversary, NCAA title is the aim for UNC women's tennis


For the 2020-21 college tennis season, the North Carolina women will have 11 student-athletes on scholarship instead of eight due to the NCAA’s fifth-year exception for spring-sport athletes in response to the shortened season caused by COVID-19. For the Tar Heels, all three of their seniors—, , and Makenna Jones—will be back. (USTA)

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