UNC Sweeps NCAA Doubles; Brantmeier and Partner Finish Second

If you were writing a film about a tennis season, you could not have written a better scenario than the 2023 NCAA Women’s tennis season for Reese Brantmeier of Whitewater, Wisconsin, and the North Carolina tennis team. 

After the University of North Carolina team won its first national championship, the two double teams from the school were to compete in a week-long NCAA individual tennis tournament in both singles and doubles.

Reese Brantmeier, 3rd from left

After four single-elimination rounds, the 2023 NCAA Doubles Championship consisted of both North Carolina doubles teams. In the end, the doubles team of Fiona Crawley and Carson Tanguilig defeated teammates Reese Brantmeier of Whitewater, Wisconsin, and Elizabeth Scotty 6-1, 2-6, 11-9 in the championship match on Saturday afternoon, May 27, in Orlando, Florida.

“Winning the first NCAA outdoor team title was such a high for all of us. I am just really proud of the week we had as doubles teams, stated Brantmeier. Reese would also like to thank all the people back in Whitewater for their support.

Reese Brantmeier is the daughter of Scott and Becky Brantmeier and has two older brothers, Justin and Zach. All three attended Whitewater High School.

Article and Photo Submitted by Greg Stewart

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