Academy of Art women's tennis players received All-PacWest awards, with freshman Amelija Supulniece making history as the first three-time award winner, earning Freshman of the Year and spots on the All-PacWest First Team in singles and the All-PacWest Second Team in doubles. Junior Erica Hellbe and sophomore Jessica Plazas also secured spots on the All-PacWest Second Team.

By the Numbers
  • Amelija Supulniece held a No. 23 national ranking in doubles with a nine-match ranked streak
  • Supulniece is ranked No. 48 nationally in singles and holds an 11-3 record in singles with a 7-3 record in doubles
  • Junior Erica Hellbe and freshman Amelija Supulniece had a No. 23 national ranking and 7-3 record on Court 1
  • Jessica Plazas holds a 14-1 singles record on the year, with 12 wins on Court 2 and a 2-0 record against nationally ranked opponents
Yes, But

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State of Play
  • Academy of Art women's tennis remains in contention, having secured a 4-0 victory over Colorado Mesa in the first round of the PacWest Tournament
  • They are set to compete against No. 36 Hawaii Pacific in the upcoming matches
What's Next

The Academy of Art women's tennis team will continue their pursuit in the PacWest Tournament, facing off against No. 36 Hawaii Pacific in their next match.

Bottom Line

The Academy of Art women's tennis team's outstanding performance, with multiple players receiving All-PacWest awards, signifies their competitive prowess and sets the stage for a thrilling continuation in the PacWest Tournament.