Chestnut Hill College's women's tennis team has been ranked sixth in the CACC Preseason Coaches' Poll, with a total of 12 points. The poll was released by Commissioner Dan Mara and reflects votes from seven head coaches in the conference. Queens College topped the rankings with 36 points, securing six first-place votes, followed by Thomas Jefferson University and Wilmington University. The Griffins aim to build on last season's success where they reached the conference tournament semifinals for the seventh consecutive year.

By the Numbers
  • Chestnut Hill College received 12 points, placing sixth in the poll.
  • Queens College led with 36 points and six first-place votes.
  • Wilmington University garnered 27 points, including one first-place vote.
State of Play
  • The regular season starts on September 9, 2026, against the University of the District of Columbia.
  • The top four teams will qualify for the CACC Championship tournament on October 17-18.
What's Next

The Griffins are looking to improve their standings this season, leveraging experienced players like Lilian Bandel and Elena Arenas Guisasola. Focus is on qualifying for the CACC Championship and aiming for a place in the NCAA East Region Championship next May.

Bottom Line

Chestnut Hill College is starting the season in a competitive position but will need to outperform expectations to secure a shot at the championship. Key players returning from last season's semifinal run will be crucial to their success.