KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) has officially announced the 24-team field for the 45th Annual UTR Sports NAIA Women's Tennis National Championship. The event will be held at the Mobile Tennis Center in Mobile, Ala., from May 12-16, for the 22nd-consecutive year (the 2020 event was canceled due to COVID-19).

The field consists of 13 automatic berths and 11 at-large selections. Automatic qualifications are granted to conference tournament champions, while at-large teams were determined by the NAIA Tennis National Selection Committee (NSC). The NSC consists of coaches and administrators from around the country. 

Keiser (Fla.) enters the championship as the No. 1 seed and will look for its second Red Banner. 

The Bees of SCAD Savannah (Ga.) and the Blue Raiders of Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) are tied for the most tournament appearances in the field with 21. Louisiana Christian, Goshen (Ind.) and Stanton (Calif.) are each attending the tennis national championship for the first time in their program's history.

The Sun Conference and the Red River Athletic Conference are tied for the most representation at the event with four teams apiece.

For more information on the 2026 NAIA Women's Tennis National Championship, click HERE. 

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	INSTITUTION	CONFERENCE	QUALIFICATION
	Keiser (Fla.)	The Sun Conference	Tournament Champion
	Lindsey Wilson (Ky.)	Mid-South Conference	Tournament Champion
	Tennessee Wesleyan	Appalachian Athletic Conference	Tournament Champion
	William Carey (Miss.)	Southern States Athletic Conference	Tournament Champion
	XULA (La.)	Red River Athletic Conference	Tournament Champion
	Southeastern	The Sun Conference	At-Large
	LSU Alexandria (La.)	Red River Athletic Conference	At-Large
	SCAD Savannah	The Sun Conference	At-Large
	Cumberlands (Ky.)	Mid-South Conference	At-Large
	Marian (Ind.)	Crossroads League	Tournament Champion
	Loyola (La.)	Southern States Athletic Conference	At-Large
	SCAD Atlanta (Ga.)	Appalachian Athletic Conference	At-Large
	Louisiana Christian	Red River Athletic Conference	At-Large
	Goshen (Ind.)	Crossroads League	At-Large
	Morningside (Iowa)	Great Plains Athletic Conference	Tournament Champion
	Our Lady of the Lake (Texas)	Red River Athletic Conference	At-Large
	Coastal Georgia	The Sun Conference	At-Large
	Cumberland (Tenn.)	Mid-South Conference	At-Large
	Holy Cross (Ind.)	Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference	Tournament Champion
	Stanton (Calif.)	Great Southwest Athletic Conference	Tournament Champion
	Oakland City (Ind.)	River States Conference	Tournament Champion
	Oklahoma Wesleyan	Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference	Tournament Champion
	William Woods (Mo.)	Heart of America Athletic Conference	Tournament Champion
	Bethel (Kan.)	Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference	Tournament Runner-Up