Nova Southeastern Women's Tennis has celebrated a remarkable achievement with three student-athletes being named ITA All-Americans following their second national championship. Kristyna Hranacova, the ITA's top-ranked player in singles and doubles, earns All-American honors in both categories, marking her second recognition in this role. Her doubles partner, Katja Markus, also receives her first All-American title, contributing to their prominent ranking and championship victory. Chloe Henderson rounds out the trio, earning recognition after a stellar season that included an impressive postseason performance.

By the Numbers
  • Kristyna Hranacova: 27-7 record in singles, with a streak of 13 consecutive wins.
  • Markus and Hranacova's doubles record: 29-4 overall, including a perfect 4-0 at the national tournament.
  • Chloe Henderson finished her season with a 23-6 singles record, going undefeated in the postseason.
Yes, But

While the success highlights the individual achievements of the players, it also raises questions about future recruitment and how the team will maintain their championship caliber in the coming seasons.

State of Play
  • NSU has now achieved a total of 500 All-America honors across its athletic programs.
  • The three honored players join a growing list of standout athletes recognized during the 2025-26 academic year.
What's Next

Looking ahead, the Sharks will aim to build on their recent triumphs with potential recruiting efforts to sustain their championship status and continue fostering new talent in the program.

Bottom Line

The recognition of Hranacova, Markus, and Henderson underscores Nova Southeastern's growing prestige in collegiate athletics and sets the stage for continued success in women's tennis.