The 2021 All-Sun Conference Women's Tennis Teams were announced on Wednesday as voted on by the league's eight head coaches.

Keiser received four Sun Conference First Team selections, four Second Team selections, Doubles of the Year, Player of the Year, and Coach of the Year awards.


Special Awards
Camilla Abbate, Sophomore, Bologna, Italy

• Named Sun Conference Player of the Year
• Earned First Team Conference Honors
• Compiled an overall record of 7-1 in the top singles spot, while earning a 5-0 record in Sun Conference play
• Named TSC Player of the Week on two occasions.
• Ranked No. 4 in the ITA

Alisha Hussain and Maissane Aik

• Named TSC Doubles of the Year
• Third-straight year the Seahawks have claimed this award
• The duo went 6-0 during conference play and 9-2 overall out of the No. 1 spot
• Ranked No. 4 in ITA

Daniel Finn, Sixth Season

• Notched his third consecutive Sun Conference Coach of the Year
• Guided the Seahawks to their fifth straight regular-season championship
• Keiser finished with a 10-1 overall record and 6-0 mark in conference play
• Recorded six shutout victories
• The Seahawks are currently ranked second in the NAIA
• Produced two Sun Conference Players of the Year
• Coached four TSC Doubles Team of the Year

First Team All-Conference

Alisha Hussain, Junior, Hvidovre, Denmark

• Garnered First Team honors
• Boasted an overall record of 8-2, while going 5-1 in TSC play
• In her last ten matches, she is 7-2
• Ranked No. 8 in the ITA

Maissane Aik, Freshman, Montlucon, France

• Earned First-Team All-Conference honors
• Registered an overall record of 7-2, including a 5-1 record in conference
• Played primarily in the third and fourth slot
• Ranked No. 19 in ITA

Hannah Lairmore, Freshman, New Orleans, La.

• Netted First Team recognition
• Posted an overall record of 6-2 and 5-0 in conference, in the second spot
• Ranked No. 24 in ITA

Second Team All-Conference

Isabella Perez Flores, Freshman, Caracas, Venezuela

• Earned Second Team Honors
• Went 8-1 overall and 5-0 in Sun Conference matches
• In her last ten matches, she is 7-2
• Ranked No. 35 in ITA

Sarah Schaerer, Junior, Zug, Switzerland

• Received Second Team All-Conference honors
• Became the program leader in wins with 55 after defeating SCAD-Savannah
• Boasts a team-leading overall record of 12-4, going 6-0 in the sixth slot
• Ranked No. 39 in ITA

Lisa Khamassi, Senior, Cannes, France

• Earned Second Team All-Conference honors
• Posted a 7-4 overall record, going 2-0 in conference

 


Dugleisy Linarez, Senior, Barquismiento, Venezuela

• Earned Second-Team All-Conference honors
• In doubles, went a perfect 9-0 in the second slot