Alabama Athletics | May 26, 2014 Jansen, Routliffe give doubles title to Tide Maya Jansen and Erin Routliffe won 6-1, 6-0 vs. the hometown duo of Lauren Herring and Maho Kowase. Share ATHENS, Ga. -- In what will go down as one of the most dominant performances in NCAA doubles finals history, Alabama's Maya Jansen and Erin Routliffe captured the program's first national title dropping a combined 13 points all match en route to the 6-1, 6-0 victory against Georgia's Lauren Herring and Maho Kowase on Monday. With the win, the Crimson Tide duo finishes the season at 22-4, taking their final 10 matches. DI WOMEN'S TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP Singles, doubles finals recap Singles: Collins takes singles title for Virginia Doubles: Jansen, Routliffe give Tide first national title Cal's Chi, Virginia's Collins meet in finals, SEC doubles final Singles and doubles semifinals are set Singles: Collins, Tere-Apisah shake up top of draw Singles: Top seeds continue to Round of 16 Singles: Top three seeds advance without drama Championship recap Gallery Final: UCLA wins program's second title 4-3 Semis: UCLA to play in fifth title match in 10 years Semis: UNC ousts defending champ Stanford Quarters: Florida eliminates host, top seed Georgia Quarters: UCLA gets revenge against Duke Quarters: Youth lifts Stanford by Virginia Quarters: UNC takes down No. 2 seed Alabama Round of 16: Scholl, Duke beat Clemson | UCLA advances Round of 16: Georgia outlasts USC | Gators get by Vandy Round of 16: Stanford rallies by Cal | UVa. marches on Round of 16: UNC sweeps Aggies | Alabama stays on roll Brackets: Interactive Printable Individual Draws: Singles | Doubles Live Scoring "This is a total team win," Alabama head coach Jenny Mainz said. "Erin and Maya brought their best today. I'm so proud of the distance this program has come in my 17 years. We played such commanding doubles and really played on our terms today. They worked so hard for this, and I am so happy for them." Alabama opened the match, winning 10 consecutive points, to take a 2-0 lead overall and a 30-0 edge in the third game. They continued to dominate, pulling in front 4-0 before Georgia was able to get on the board with a hold in the fifth game. Jansen and Routliffe would close out the set on a point penalty from the Bulldogs, winning 6-1. "Getting those first two games really helped us," Jansen said. "I really believe that set the tone for the match. I can't put this into words. This means so much to us." In the second set, it was all Alabama as the Tide went on to win six consecutive games. Leading 40-15 with Georgia serving, Routliffe, standing at the net, eased the ball with just enough force to lift it over the tape for the victory. "I am so happy to bring back the first national championship in tennis to Tuscaloosa," Routliffe said. "We knew we had to come out strong and get a good start. Once that final shot went over the net we looked at each other and didn't really know what to do. It was excitement and relief all at the same time." 2022 Alabama football schedule: Dates, times, TV channels, scores Here is everything you need to know about Alabama football for the 2022 season, including schedule, opponents, results and players to watch. READ MORE Teams with the most College Football Playoff wins and appearances These are the college football programs with the most College Football Playoff wins and appearances since the format began in 2014. READ MORE College football preview for 2022 season: Bleacher Report's Adam Kramer makes predictions for next season Bleacher Report college football senior writer Adam Kramer joins NCAA Digital's Michella Chester to take a look at what fans can expect ahead of the 2022 season. READ MORE