Texas A&M sweeps Arkansas to clinch fifth straight SEC title

Texas A&M women’s tennis has made winning SEC regular‑season titles feel routine, and this year proved no different.

The Aggies left no doubt on Saturday, clinching their share of the SEC crown with a dominant 4–0 sweep of Arkansas. It capped a razor‑thin conference race and closed the regular season at 21–4 overall and 13–2 in SEC play. Junior Lucciana Perez has been the engine behind the run, entering postseason play as the ITA’s No. 1 singles player after finishing a perfect 22–0 and extending her SEC regular‑season winning streak to 33 matches.

The SEC remains one of the toughest leagues in college tennis, featuring 11 top‑25 programs, and the Aggies faced all of them, plus a showdown with top‑ranked Ohio State, while building their résumé. Now ranked No. 2 nationally, Texas A&M turns its attention to the SEC Tournament, set for April 15–19 at the Headington Family Tennis Center in Norman, Oklahoma, where it’ll look to add more hardware to an already dominant season.

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