Grossmont College's women's tennis finished strong this spring in post-season. The team captured two All-Conference selections, competed in team regional playoffs and qualified two singles players and three doubles teams into the state championships.
Pacific Coast Conference All-Conference selections for women's tennis is comprised of the singles quarterfinalists and the doubles semifinalists in the conference tournament. The PCAC conference tournament was held at Southwestern College April 12-14, 2018.
| 2018 Pacific Coast All-Conference Team | |||
| Singles | Doubles | ||
| Katrinna Jasso | Grossmont | Erica Childs/Katrinna Jasso | Grossmont |
| Claudia Stepien | Desert | Stephania kel de Leon/Taylor Johnson | Mt. San Jacinto |
| Marilyn Kathka | San Diego City | Claudia Stepien/Ana Ochoa-Castillo | Desert |
| Josah Corpuz | San Diego City | Josah Corpuz/Marilyn Kathka | San Diego City |
| Sophia Maple | Southwestern | ||
| Taylor Johnson | Mt. San Jacinto | ||
| Chihiro Nishijima | Palomar | ||
| Mikayla Hatzopoulos | San Diego Mesa | ||
The griffin women completed the season 16-5 overall, 14-0 in conference, qualifying themselves as the south's seventh seed for the 2018 CCCAA dual team regional playoffs April 10, 2018. The women were knocked out in the first round versus Orange Coast College. The No. 1 seed from the south, Cerritos College, moved forward to capture the CCCAA state championship in Ojai April 25.
CCCAA Tennis Individuals State Championships Wrap-up:
The tennis state individuals championships located in Ventura, Ca is a very competitive event. All players who qualify are the top tennis players in the state.
GC's doubles team of Katrinna Jasso and Erica Childs made it to the round of 32 before losing to Stephanie Huang and Sophia Moeckelmann of Chabot College. Doubles teams Jessica Blanco and Jillian Kan, and Madelein Liljekvist and Alycia Franklin both lost tough second round matches.
Congratulations and well done to the G-House women's tennis team for a very competitive and successful spring season, led by veteran head coach and PCAC Coach of the Year Megan Haber.
