The Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) has announced its 2025 Division III Women’s All-Academic Team and Scholar-Athlete honorees, and the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) once again demonstrated its excellence both on the court and in the classroom.

Five MIAA programs – Albion College, Hope College, Kalamazoo College, Saint Mary’s College, and Trine University – earned ITA All-Academic Team honors. The award recognizes programs with a cumulative team grade point average of 3.20 or higher for the academic year, with all varsity letter winners included in the calculation.

Individually, 40 MIAA women’s tennis student-athletes were named ITA Scholar-Athletes, a distinction awarded to players with at least a 3.50 GPA who appear on their school’s eligibility list.

Albion saw seven athletes honored: Lynsey Brearley, Josephine Dunn, Abigail Hubbard, Savannah McDonald, Brenna Staley, Kasish Tank, and Isabella Zarate.

The Flying Dutch led the conference with nine honorees: Miyako Coffey, Makenna Crandell, Kamryn Dumas, Amanda Lopykinski, Sullivan Moran, Hope Rhoades, Kaitlyn Stievater, Phoebe Walker, and Madison Wei.

Kalamazoo was close behind with eight recipients: Eleni Bougioukou, Anna Buck, Rebecca Elias, Daryn Krause, Maya Lee, Addison Lyons, Juliana Pullen, and Grace Sweet.

The Belles also celebrated eight honorees: Rachel Borg, Lanie Brant, Alayna Campbell, Shannon Dudy, Anna Gardner, Emma Kealy, Odessa Norton, and Sophia Pischalko.

Trine rounded out the list with eight Scholar-Athletes: Emily Bassett, Emma Beehler, Emily Hatseras, Elina Locane, Addison Lockwood, Alexis Maloney, Kennedy Outwater, and Elizabeth Welker.

Nationwide, the ITA recognized 1,269 Division III women’s tennis student-athletes as Scholar-Athletes and 165 programs as All-Academic Teams, reflecting the sport’s strong culture of balancing athletic and academic achievement.