2008 NAC Championship October 4-5, 2008 Nielson Tennis Stadium Madison, Wis. Hosted by Edgewood College 1. Edgewood College, 96 2. Aurora University, 71 3. Concordia University Wisconsin, 67 4. MSOE, 57 5. Marian University, 38 6. Wisconsin Lutheran College, 33 7. Benedictine University, 32 8. Dominican University, 29 9. Concordia University Chicago, 18 10. Rockford College, 2 11. Lakeland College, 0

2008 NAC Women's Tennis Standings School NAC Overall Edgewood 10-0 13-6 Aurora~ 9-1 8-4 Concordia Wisconsin 8-2 9-7 MSOE 7-3 7-7 Marian 6-4 8-7 Benedictine~ 5-5 4-6 Wisconsin Lutheran 4-6 4-10 Dominican 3-7 4-9 Concordia Chicago 2-8 3-11 Rockford 1-9 1-9 Lakeland~ 0-10 0-9 Dual standings do not exclusively determine the conference champion, the champion will be determined at the conference championship meet. ~Lakeland's matches vs. AU and BU on 09/06 are recorded as forfeits in the conference standings, but are officially no contests per NCAA rule and do not count in the teams' overall records, statistics or coaching records.

Division III Championship First, Second and Third Rounds May 8-10, 2009 Finals May 19-24, 2009

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