Four Ladyjacks Named to Southland All-Academic Team
6/9/2025 11:05:00 AM | Women's Tennis
FRISCO, Texas- The Southland Conference announced the 2024-25 Women's Tennis Academic All-Conference teams Monday morning.
Juniors Jemma Cave and Ksenia Mamontova earned a spot on First Team and were joined by freshman teammate Sonja Rooth. Cave finished the season with a 14-4 record in singles and a 16-2 record in doubles. She was named to the All-SLC First Team in singles and the All-SLC Second Team in doubles. Mamontova finished the season with an 18-5 singles record, which ties her for the team lead in singles wins. She also finished with a 12-6 doubles record and was undefeated in singles and doubles play in conference. Mamontova also earned a spot on the All-SLC First Team in singles. Rooth made an immediate impact as she finished with the highest GPA on the team, an 18-5 singles record and a 14-7 doubles record. She tied Mamontova for the most singles wins on the team, and earned a spot on the All-SLC First Team in singles and the All-SLC First Team in doubles.
Sophmore Ana Paula Chávez earned a spot on Second Team after finishing her first season at SFA with a 15-7 singles record and an 18-3 doubles record. Her 18 doubles wins is the most on the team. Chávez earned a spot on the All-SLC Second Team in doubles.
Student Athlete of the Year: Salome Fluri, McNeese
First Team (*denotes automatic selection by virtue of First-Team All-Conference)
Salome Fluri, McNeese*
Ana Hollweg, McNeese*
Elena Morales, McNeese*
Stella Rundova, McNeese*
Jemma Cave, SFA*
Ksenia Mamontova, SFA*
Sonja Rooth, SFA*
Yana Mykytyn, A&M-Corpus Christi*
Ksenia Ramanouskaya, A&M-Corpus Christi*
Second Team
Ayu Ishibashi, Northwestern State
Josefa Fuenzalida, A&M-Corpus Christi
Juliette Jalai, A&M-Corpus Christi
Ana Paula Chavez, SFA
Fleur Sprengers, New Orleans
Kristal Dule, UTRGV
Juniors Jemma Cave and Ksenia Mamontova earned a spot on First Team and were joined by freshman teammate Sonja Rooth. Cave finished the season with a 14-4 record in singles and a 16-2 record in doubles. She was named to the All-SLC First Team in singles and the All-SLC Second Team in doubles. Mamontova finished the season with an 18-5 singles record, which ties her for the team lead in singles wins. She also finished with a 12-6 doubles record and was undefeated in singles and doubles play in conference. Mamontova also earned a spot on the All-SLC First Team in singles. Rooth made an immediate impact as she finished with the highest GPA on the team, an 18-5 singles record and a 14-7 doubles record. She tied Mamontova for the most singles wins on the team, and earned a spot on the All-SLC First Team in singles and the All-SLC First Team in doubles.
Sophmore Ana Paula Chávez earned a spot on Second Team after finishing her first season at SFA with a 15-7 singles record and an 18-3 doubles record. Her 18 doubles wins is the most on the team. Chávez earned a spot on the All-SLC Second Team in doubles.
Student Athlete of the Year: Salome Fluri, McNeese
First Team (*denotes automatic selection by virtue of First-Team All-Conference)
Salome Fluri, McNeese*
Ana Hollweg, McNeese*
Elena Morales, McNeese*
Stella Rundova, McNeese*
Jemma Cave, SFA*
Ksenia Mamontova, SFA*
Sonja Rooth, SFA*
Yana Mykytyn, A&M-Corpus Christi*
Ksenia Ramanouskaya, A&M-Corpus Christi*
Second Team
Ayu Ishibashi, Northwestern State
Josefa Fuenzalida, A&M-Corpus Christi
Juliette Jalai, A&M-Corpus Christi
Ana Paula Chavez, SFA
Fleur Sprengers, New Orleans
Kristal Dule, UTRGV
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