Women's Tennis
The College of the Desert women’s tennis team (8-8, 5-5 PCAC) will send four student-athletes to the prestigious Ojai Tournament following a strong performance at the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference (PCAC) Championships, held April 2–3 at Southwestern College in Chula Vista.
The College of the Desert women’s tennis team returned to form Thursday afternoon, rolling to a 7-0 home victory over Imperial Valley in a heat-shortened contest.
The College of the Desert women’s tennis team returned to its winning form Thursday afternoon, earning a hard-fought 6–3 victory at home over Mt. San Jacinto.
The College of the Desert women’s tennis team opened Pacific Coast Athletic Conference (PCAC) play in dominant fashion, sweeping Southwestern, 9–0, in a rescheduled road match.
COD (2-0) resumed play with a dominate victory on the road over the Rio Hondo Roadrunners of Whittier (1-3), 8-1.
The College of the Desert women’s tennis team opened the 2026 season with a gritty road victory on Thursday, slipping past Fullerton College, 5–4, in non-conference play.
The College of the Desert women’s tennis team closed out a spirited 2025 season at the prestigious 3C2A State Championships in Ojai, proudly represented by the doubles team of freshman Elyse Woodforde (Palm Desert H.S.) and freshman Mia Castillo (Indio H.S.).
The College of the Desert women’s tennis team continues its upward swing, qualifying four athletes for the prestigious 3C2A State Championships in Ojai after a strong showing at the South Coast Conference (SCC) Championships.
COD (4-1; 3-1) continued to roll in South Coast Conference play as they knocked off the winless El Camino Warriors of Torrance (0-8; 0-4), 5-4.
COD (3-1) rolled in their reschedule match, grabbing two wins at the doubles and four at the singles, as the Roadrunners defeated the Southwestern Apaches of Chula Vista (1-5), 6-3.
COD (1-0) fought their way to their first win since 2023, knocking off the pesky El Camino Warriors of Torrance (0-3) in South Coast Conference play, 5-4.
College of the Desert Women’s Tennis has hired Bruno Jaeger to helm the Roadrunners program.
In the morning doubles semifinals, Hana Moss and Emunah Daffon (College of the Desert) breezed through their match 6-0, 6-0 versus Logan Koitka and Madeleine Veltri (Orange Coast).
Desert women's tennis player freshman Hana Moss (National City Sweetwater Union) concluded her stellar first season with the Roadrunners by claiming the silver medal in the CCCAA State Singles Tournament completed Saturday at The Ojai Tournament. Moss won her semifinal match in the morning before falling in a final in the afternoon at Libbey Park in Ojai.
COD (9-1) kicked off the 2023 CCCAA SoCal Regionals with a nail-biting victory that came down to a near three-hour match at the number three singles, as the Roadrunners survived to play another round, knocking off the Glendale Vaqueros (13-8), 5-4.
COD (7-1; 6-0) had a couple of close matches, but eventually grabbed a lopsided home victory, with the Roadrunners in search of their first Conference title since 2014, as Desert knocked off the Mt. San Antonio Mounties of Walnut (6-5; 5-2), 9-0.
