APPLETON, Wis. -- The Lawrence University women's tennis team made it a clean sweep of the Intercollegiate Tennis Association awards.
    All 11 members of the women's team received the ITA Scholar Athlete award, and the squad earned the All-Academic Team honor.
    To be eligible for the Scholar Athlete award, a student-athlete had to have a minimum 3.5 grade point average for the 2024-25 academic year. To be eligible for team award, a team must post a minimum 3.2 grade point average for the academic year.
    The Lawrence women compiled a stellar 3.83 grade point average for the year.
    Earning the ITA Scholar Athlete award were:
    Maya Alberts, Sr., Madison, Wisconsin, International Relations
    Ebony Austin, Fy., Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Psychology
    Maddie Bublik, So., Wausau, Wisconsin, Physics
    Clara Hills, Fy., Brenham, Texas, Undeclared
    Fanta Jatta, Sr., Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, Neuroscience
    Logan Kane, So., Chicago, Illinois, Biology and Vocal Performance
    Tess McGlenn, So., Madison, Wisconsin, Psychology
    Madi Mishica, Sr., Rapid River, Michigan, Biology
    Rachael Pofahl, Fy., Twin Lakes, Wisconsin, Creative Writing
    Sky Shinohara, Fy., Chiba, Japan, Business and Entrepreneurship and International Relations
    Anna Vanden Acker, Jr., Neenah, Wisconsin, Business and Entrepreneurship and English Literature
    The Vikings picked up seven victories this past season and finished fifth in the Midwest Conference.