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  • Nationally RecognizedMay 30, 2006 | Azusa Pacific had 4 players honored with NAIA All-American awards for their work on the court in leading the Cougars to their fourth consecutive title match.
  • No Repeat PerformanceMay 19, 2006 | Auburn Montgomery swept all 3 doubles matches to build an early advantage and went to beat Azusa Pacific, 5-0, to win the program's sixth NAIA national championship.
  • Familiar Ring to FinalMay 18, 2006 | The top 2 seeds in the NAIA Tournament will meet for the title tomorrow after Azusa Pacific beat Freed Hardeman, 5-1, to join Auburn Montgomery in the championship match. The Cougars are looking to repeat as national champions.
  • Back 4 MoreMay 17, 2006 | Azusa Pacific continued its remarkable run of reaching the national semifinals. With a 5-0 win over Berry, the Cougars advanced to the semis of the NAIA Championship Tournament for the fourth straight season.
  • Living Up To The BillingMay 16, 2006 | The top-ranked team in the country throughout the campaign, Azusa Pacific showed why it is a team to be reckoned with beating Point Loma, 5-0, to advance to the quarterfinals of the NAIA Tournament.
  • The Magnificent SeventhMay 5, 2006 | Trailing 2-1, Azusa Pacific stormed back in singles play to claim a 5-3 win over Fresno Pacific. The Cougars won their seventh consecutive Region II title.
  • Quick and Efficient WorkMay 4, 2006 | Azusa Pacific has a chance to win its seventh consecutive Region II championship tomorrow after beating Point Loma Nazarene, 5-0, in the semifinal. The top-seeded Cougars will face the No. 2 seed Fresno Pacific at 2 p.m.
  • APU to Host RegionalsMay 1, 2006 | Azusa Pacific will host the men's and women's Region II championships this week at Citrus College. The tournament features 6 teams ranked in the NAIA's top-10.
  • Cougars Dominant at OjaiMay 1, 2006 | For the eighth time in the past 9 seasons, Azusa Pacific claimed the Ojai Valley Tournament Men's Independent championship. Boris Bakalov repeated as the singles champion and teamed with Tom Jelsma to win the doubles title.
  • GSAC Perfection - AgainApr. 21, 2006 | For the fifth straight season, Azusa Pacific finished with an unblemished record in conference play beating Vanguard, 8-1, to wrap up a 12-0 GSAC campaign.
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