February 14, 2010
Yale University captures 2010 ECAC Women's Indoor Tennis Championship
Cambridge, Mass. – The 2010 ECAC Indoor Women's Tennis Championship pitted No. 5 seed Dartmouth College against defending ECAC Champions No. 3 seed Yale University. Yale University won the early doubles point with No. 1 Brook/Clark, (Yale) def. Scott/Winingham, (Dartmouth): 8-4 and No. 2 Rhee/Kent, (Yale) def. Leonard/King, (Dartmouth): 8-5.

February 15, 2009
Yale Wins Inaugural ECAC Division I Women’s Indoor Tennis Championship
Hanover, N.H. – No. 1 Yale University defeated No. 2 Princeton University to win the inaugural ECAC Division I Women’s Indoor Tennis Championship on Sunday at Dartmouth College.

September 12, 2008
Bowdoin Wins ECAC Women's Open Tennis Championships
Hartford, Conn. – Bowdoin College earned gold in 4 out of 5 flights to capture the 2008 ECAC Women’s Open Tennis Championship Title at Trinity College. The Polar Bears finished the 2-day tournament with a total of 19 points. Brandeis University finished with 13.5 points to earn the runners-up trophy.

September 16, 2007
Lehigh University Wins 2007 ECAC Women's Tennis Championship Title
Newport, RI – Lehigh University earned 12.5 points to win the 2007 ECAC Open Women's Tennis Championship at the International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, Rhode Island. Earning second place were the Camels of Connecticut College with 8.5 points.

September 17, 2006
Rhode Island Claims 2006 ECAC Women's Tennis Championship
Newport, Rhode Island - The University of Rhode Island finished with a total of 16 points to earn the overall team point title at the 2006 ECAC Open Women's Tennis Championships on Sunday, September 17.

September 18, 2005
Lehigh takes 2005 ECAC Women's Tennis Title
NEWPORT, R.I. – Lehigh University topped the University of New Hampshire (3-2) and Bryant University (4-1) to win the 2005 ECAC Open Women's Tennis Championship at the International Tennis Hall of Fame. Lehigh took the third singles, fourth singles, and doubles in both contests, also winning the first singles match against Bryant.

October 16, 1999
Princeton wins 1999 ECAC Women's Tennis Championship
PRINCETON, N.J. -- After jumping out to an early 4-2 advantage in the singles matches, Princeton University needed the final doubles match of the day to defeat the University of Virginia, 5-4, in the 1999 ECAC Women's Tennis Invitational Championship.