Cougar tennis earns 19th straight ITA academic honor

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Washington State University’s Womens Tennis has again been recognized for academic excellence, earning the Intercollegiate Tennis Association’s All-Academic Team Award for the 19th consecutive season.

The Cougars posted an impressive 3.70 team GPA during the 2024–25 season, demonstrating the team’s success both on the court and in the classroom.

Seven student-athletes — Hania Abouelsaad, Eva Alvarez Sande, Chisato Kanemaki, Martina Markov, Maxine Murphy, Yura Nakagawa, and Elyse Tse — were also named ITA Scholar-Athletes.

The full announcement can be read on the WSU Athletics website.

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