The Cyclone women's tennis program has six Illinois Skyway Collegiate Conference championships (2024, 2022, 2015, 2014, 2012, 2007), including five undefeated seasons (2024, 2022, 2015, 2014, 2012). They won the NJCAA Region IV title in 2024, 2022, 2014, 2012 and 2007 and have appeared in the NJCAA national tournament nine times (2022, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2007, 2005, 2004). Several individuals have competed at nationals as well.

At the end of the 2025 fall season, three freshmen were undefeated and became Illinois Skyway Collegiate Conference champions: Sydney Rutkowski (No. 3 singles), Marietta Farraj (No. 5 singles) and Tamera Farraj (No. 6 singles). The Farraj sisters also were runners-up in singles and doubles at the NJCAA Region 4 championship.

At the national tournament in May 2023, the Cyclones had one of their best finishes - 21st out of 29 teams. Freshman Aubree Schultz finished fifth place overall at No. 4 singles, the best placement by any Cyclone tennis player at nationals.

In 2019, Brooke Zielke remained undefeated at No. 1 singles in the Illinois Skyway Collegiate Conference.

Brooke Zielke and Jasmine Abunaim were undefeated at No. 1 doubles during the 2018 season to claim a region championship as well as a berth to the NJCAA Women's Tennis Championship. Abunaim also was unbeaten at No. 2 singles for a championship.

The Cyclones were ranked 23rd in the nation by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association in 2015 after they took home the NJCAA Region IV title, Illinois Skyway Collegiate Conference championship and earned a fifth straight berth to nationals. They were the only Illinois college ranked among all junior/community colleges.

No. 1 singles player, Liz Dominguez, was named 2014 Illinois Skyway Collegiate Conference Player of the Year.

Before she became head coach at Moraine Valley (2013-16), Nicole Selvaggio was named NJCAA Region IV and Skyway Player of the Year for two consecutive seasons (2011, 2012). 

Amy Gil advanced to the semifinals in the singles consolation bracket in the 2008 NJCAA Division I Tennis Championship.

Carrie Wolf was named 2008 Skyway Conference Player of the Year.

NJCAA All-Region 4 Champions

2024
Allyson English (No. 3 singles)
Maya Morris (No. 4 singles)
Zaina Daghash (No. 5 singles)
Gabriela Dabrowski (No. 6 singles)
Morris/English (No. 2 doubles)
Daghash/Dabrowski (No. 3 doubles)

2023
Allyson English (No. 3 singles)
Izzy Slezakova/Vica Maratea (No. 1 doubles)
Maya Morris/English (No. 2 doubles)

2022
Simona Tomczak (No. 2 singles)
Hannah Markiewicz (No. 3 singles)
Aubree Schultz (No. 4 singles)
Reagan Cameron (No. 6 singles)
Schultz/Gerl (No. 2 doubles)
Tomczak/Erica Chapan (No. 3 doubles)

2018
Jasmine Abunaim (No. 2 singles)
Brooke Zielke/Abunaim (No. 1 doubles)

2017
Michelle Ambriz (No. 2 singles)
Audrey Stocklen (No. 6 singles)

2016
Alexis Kasper (No. 1 singles)
Ana Karen Lagunas (No. 5 singles)

2015
Alexis Kasper (No. 4 singles)
Elizabeth Doory (No. 5 singles)
Bre Vollan (No. 6 singles)

2014
Kaitlyn Seldal (No. 3 singles)
Claudia Maka (No. 4 singles)
Lindswy Walker (No. 5 singles)
Maka/Tricia Poremba (No. 3 doubles)

2013
Claudia Maka (No. 4 singles)
Tricia Poremba (No. 6 singles)

2012
Nicole Selvaggio (No. 1 singles)
Raquel Bowen-Grant (No. 5 singles)
Kayla Annerino (No. 6 singles)
Selvaggio/Shayna Binette (No. 1 doubles)
Annerino/Alexandra Armon (No. 3 doubles)

2011
Nicole Selvaggio (No. 1 singles)
Kasha Harmata (No. 3 singles)
Harmata/Shayna Binette (No. 2 doubles)

All-Illinois Skyway Collegiate Conference Champions

2025
Sydney Rutkowski (No. 3 singles)
Marietta Farraj (No. 5 singles)
Tamera Farraj (No. 6 singles)

2024
Breanne Schultz (No. 1 singles)
Allyson English (No. 3 singles)
Maya Morris (No. 4 singles)
Zaina Daghash (No. 5 singles)
Gabriela Dabrowski (No. 6 singles)
Morris/English (No. 2 doubles)
Daghash/Dabrowski (No. 3 doubles)

2023
Allyson English (No. 3 singles)
Maya Morris/English (No. 2 doubles)

2022
Simona Tomczak (No. 2 singles)
Hannah Markiewicz (No. 3 singles)
Aubree Schultz (No. 4 singles)
Cate Gerl (No. 5 singles)
Reagan Cameron (No. 6 singles)
Schultz/Gerl (No. 2 doubles)
Tomczak/Erica Chapan (No. 3 doubles)

2019
Brooke Zielke (No. 1 singles)

2018
Jasmine Abunaim (No. 2 singles)
Brooke Zielke/Abunaim (No. 1 doubles)

2017
Mary Stocklen/Audrey Stocklen (No. 3 doubles)

2016
Alexis Kasper (No. 1 singles)
Ana Karen Lagunas (No. 5 singles)
LeAnn Peschel (No. 6 singles)
Attah Bahri/Lagunas (No. 3 doubles)

2015
Alexis Kasper (No. 4 singles)
Elizabeth Doory (No. 5 singles)
Bre Vollan (No. 6 singles)
Agnieszka Szudy/Kasper (No. 2 doubles)

2014
Liz Dominguez (No. 1 singles)
Kaitlyn Seldal (No. 3 singles)
Claudia Maka (#4 singles,)
Lindsey Walker (#5 singles)
Tricia Poremba (#6 singles)
Agnieszka Szudy/Walker (No. 2 doubles)
Maka/Poremba (No. 3 doubles)

2013
Alexa Armon (No. 3 singles)
Claudia Maka (No. 4 singles)
Tricia Poremba (No. 6 singles)
Maka/Kelley Grzych (No. 2 doubles)

2012
Nicole Selvaggio (No. 1 singles)
Sophie Baxter (No. 2 singles)
Veronica Canseco (No. 6 singles)

2011
Nicole Selvaggio (No. 1 singles)
Veronica Canseco (No. 6 singles)
Selvaggio/Sophie Baxter (No. 1 doubles)

2008
Carrie Wolf