JMU Claims ITA Team Regional Ranking, Top Singles Player and Doubles Tandem Honored

This is the second straight season that JMU produced rankings as a team, a singles individual and a doubles tandem. This is the third straight year Munteanu finished the season holding the #16 spot in the Atlantic region, while Williams repeated at #9 in the doubles rankings, which she shared with former Duke Ines Oliveira a year ago.

JMU finished the 2026 spring campaign with a 12-11 overall record and reached the Sun Belt Conference Championship quarterfinals as the No. 9 seed. In region play, JMU finished with a 6-3 record, highlighted by wins over Virginia Tech and VCU. Its three regional defeats came at the hands of Sun Belt champion ODU (#3), Sun Belt runner-up Marshall (#5) and NCAA qualifier Maryland (#2).

Munteanu was a Second Team All-Sun Belt singles selection after going 17-15 in singles play, including a 9-11 mark on court one. She capped off her career ranking in the top 10 of all three wins lists at JMU – sixth in doubles wins (65), seventh in total wins (135) and tied for eighth in singles wins (70).

Hoffmann and Williams turned in a 15-7 doubles record, including 13-6 during dual-match play, competing every match on court one. The two were voted First Team All-Sun Belt and set a single-season program record with five conference doubles team of the week accolades.

Final Atlantic Region Women’s Rankings

1. Virginia
2. Maryland
3. Old Dominion
4. Liberty
5. Marshall
6. Navy
7. James Madison
8. William & Mary
9. VCU
10. Richmond