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- Dao, Tran are All-AmericansMay 30, 2006 | Jennifer Dao and Kim Tran with both awarded with All-American honors for their play during the 2006 season. They led Azusa Pacific to the semi-finals of the NAIA Tournament.
- Sunbirds Cool Off CougarsMay 18, 2006 | Fresno Pacific took all 3 doubles matches and went on to post a 5-1 win over Azusa Pacific to advance to the NAIA Championship match.
- Cougars Answer the BellMay 17, 2006 | Azusa Pacific has been able to solve Vanguard throughout the season and did so again to advance to the national semifinals. Now, the Cougars must find a way to get by Fresno Pacific to get to the final.
- On Guard! Lions Up Next.May 16, 2006 | Azusa Pacific opened up the NAIA Tournament with a convincing 5-1 win over Indiana Wesleyan. The Cougars have advanced to the quarterfinal round and will face Vanguard on Wednesday.
- Primed and ReadyMay 15, 2006 | With Tuesday drawing near, Azusa Pacific is ready to get play underway. The men are the top seed while the women are slotted as the third seed in their respective NAIA Championship Tournaments.
- Sunbirds Claim RegionalMay 5, 2006 | It may be the first year of its program but Fresno Pacific looked like a group of poised veterans in beating Azusa Pacific, 5-2, to win the Region II championship.
- Cougars Advance Past LionsMay 4, 2006 | Bay Daniels and Katy Jelsma teamed up for a win at No. 2 doubles then each won decisive singles points leading Azusa Pacific past Vanguard, 5-1, and into the Region II final against Fresno Pacific.
- Daniels Shines at OjaiMay 1, 2006 | Bay Daniels reached the quarterfinals of the Ojai Tournament this past weekend. However, Azusa Pacific struggled in doubles and did not pick up a win from either team.
- Big Win Punctuates SeasonApr. 21, 2006 | The NAIA's No. 4-ranked Azusa Pacific capped its regular season with an 8-1 win over No. 3-ranked Vanguard punctuating an 18-4 season.
- Familiar RefrainApr. 19, 2006 | For the second time in 5 days, Azusa Pacific looked every bit the No. 4-ranked team in the nation as it beat Westmont, 8-1.
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