South Carolina Gamecocks women's tennis

South Carolina Gamecocks

University	University of South Carolina
Conference	SEC East Division
Location	Columbia, SC
Head Coach	Arlo Elkins (29th year)
Stadium	Carolina Tennis Center
Nickname	Gamecocks
Colors	Garnet and Black
NCAA Tournament Appearances
1982, 1983, 1988, 1990, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011
Conference Tournament Champions
Metro Conference: 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1990

The South Carolina Gamecocks women's tennis team represents the University of South Carolina and competes in the Southeastern Conference. The team has been coached by Arlo Elkins since 1984.

Head coaches


Name	Years	Seasons	Won	Lost	Pct.
Kitty Parrot	1974	1	10	8	.556
Frankie Porter	1975	1	14	4	.778
Kathy Graham	1976–1977	2	26	7	.788
Jeff Kefalos	1978–1983	6	129	34	.791
Arlo Elkins	1984–present	28	431	290	.598
All-Time		38	610	343	.640

Year-by-Year Results

Season	Coach	Record		Notes
Season	Coach	Overall	Conference	Notes
Independent
1974	Kitty Parrot	10-8	—
1975	Frankie Porter	14-4	—
1976	Kathy Graham	11-3	—
1977	Kathy Graham	15-4	—
1978	Jeff Kefalos	12-7	—	AIAW Regionals
1979	Jeff Kefalos	26-5	—	AIAW Nationals
1980	Jeff Kefalos	22-2	—	AIAW Nationals
1981	Jeff Kefalos	19-12	—	AIAW Regionals
1982	Jeff Kefalos	28-3	—	NCAA Second Round
1983	Jeff Kefalos	22-5	—	NCAA First Round
Metro Conference
1984	Arlo Elkins	12-17	—
1985	Arlo Elkins	27-10	—	Metro Tournament Champions
1986	Arlo Elkins	13-16	—	Metro Tournament Champions
1987	Arlo Elkins	24-8	—	Metro Tournament Champions
1988	Arlo Elkins	15-10	—	Metro Tournament Champions; NCAA First Round
1989	Arlo Elkins	7-16	—
1990	Arlo Elkins	18-6	—	Metro Tournament Champions; NCAA Second Round
1991	Arlo Elkins	9-13	—
Southeastern Conference
1992	Arlo Elkins	13-10	6-5
1993	Arlo Elkins	10-12	5-6
1994	Arlo Elkins	19-7	6-5
1995	Arlo Elkins	22-7	7-4	NCAA Second Round
1996	Arlo Elkins	17-10	9-2	NCAA Second Round
1997	Arlo Elkins	15-10	5-6	NCAA Third Round
1998	Arlo Elkins	12-12	5-6	NCAA Second Round
1999	Arlo Elkins	18-8	6-5	NCAA Sweet 16
2000	Arlo Elkins	16-12	6-5	NCAA Second Round
2001	Arlo Elkins	15-9	7-4	NCAA Second Round
2002	Arlo Elkins	17-8	7-4	NCAA Second Round
2003	Arlo Elkins	14-11	5-6	NCAA Second Round
2004	Arlo Elkins	14-10	5-6	NCAA Second Round
2005	Arlo Elkins	15-9	6-5	NCAA Second Round
2006	Arlo Elkins	12-11	4-7	NCAA First Round
2007	Arlo Elkins	16-7	8-3	NCAA First Round
2008	Arlo Elkins	13-10	5-6	NCAA Second Round
2009	Arlo Elkins	17-11	6-5	NCAA Elite Eight
2010	Arlo Elkins	17-9	7-4	NCAA Second Round
2011	Arlo Elkins	14-11	4-7	NCAA Second Round

v t e University of South Carolina

Academics	University of South Carolina School of Law • Moore School of Business • Palmetto Health Richland • University of South Carolina Press	Athletics	South Carolina Gamecocks • Carolina-Clemson rivalry Men's Sports: Baseball • Basketball • Football • Soccer • Tennis • Track & Field Women's Sports: Basketball • Soccer • Softball • Tennis • Track & Field • Volleyball Facilities: Williams-Brice Stadium • Colonial Life Arena • Carolina Stadium • Stone Stadium People: Mark Berson • Curtis Frye • Chad Holbrook • Frank Martin • Steve Spurrier • Dawn Staley • Ray Tanner

Campus	The Horseshoe • Currell College • Melton Memorial Observatory • South Carolina Institute of Anthropology and Archaeology • W. Gordon Belser Arboretum • Koger Center for the Arts

Student life	Cocky • The Daily Gamecock • WUSC • Student Gamecock Television (SGTV) • The Fighting Gamecocks Lead the Way • We Hail Thee Carolina • Mighty Sound of the Southeast • Five Points • Congaree Vista • Riverbanks Zoo • Lake Murray

Miscellaneous	Notable Gamecocks • Presidents • Board of Trustees • History of the University • Clariosophic • Euphradian • S.C.C. Cadets

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South Carolina Gamecocks women's tennis