CANTON, Ga. – After week ten of competition, Trinity sweeps Women's Tennis athlete of the week honors.
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Athletes of the Week:
Singles:
Rosabella Andrade | Trinity | SR | Southlake, TX – Andrade led the ninth-ranked Trinity women's tennis team to a pair of Southern Athletic Association sweeps over the weekend, defeating both Rhodes and Millsaps to improve to 15-1 and extend the team's winning streak to 13 straight matches. Andrade played at #1 singles in both contests, clinching the match against Rhodes with a 6-0, 6-1 win, and then finishing off the sweep of Millsaps with another 6-0, 6-1 victory.
Doubles:
Rosabella Andrade | JR / Trinity Levy | SR (Trinity) - Andrade and Levy led the ninth-ranked Trinity women's tennis team to 7-0 Southern Athletic Association sweeps of both Rhodes and Millsaps over the weekend, improving to 15-1 this season and extending the team's winning streak to 13 straight matches. The Tiger doubles duo played at line one in both matches, starting off the Rhodes match with a 6-1 victory, and then clinching the doubles point with a 6-2 win against Millsaps on Sunday.
Notable Performances
Singles:
- Carrie Foster | Centre | SO | Columbiana, AL – In #3 singles against Oglethorpe on Saturday, Carrie Foster dominated with a 6-1, 6-0 win. She followed that with a 6-2, 6-1 win in #4 singles on Sunday as Centre swept both matches and clinched a spot in the SAA Tournament.
- Mariella Congeni | Sewanee | JR | New Orleans, LA – Mariella Congeni was undefeated this weekend at one singles for Sewanee, helping them to a crucial 4-3 win against No.38 Christopher Newport on Friday and two conference wins. Against CNU, the junior defeated the No. 9-ranked player in the Atlantic South, Kylie Schaefer, 6-1, 4-6, 7-6 (6). Congeni was down 3-5, 15-40 in the third set and came back, saving seven match points and helping her team to a 4-3 victory. The next day, Congeni defeated Sara Mejia of Berry, 6-2, 6-1. Congeni is currently ranked No. 4 in the Atlantic South region.
- Kimberly Duncan | Southwestern | SR | Greenville, SC – Senior Kimberly Duncan delivered a flawless weekend at No. 3 singles, finishing 2–0 and helping lead the Pirates to a pair of conference victories. Duncan opened with a strong straight-sets win over Millsaps, 6–2, 6–2, controlling play from start to finish. She followed with a clutch, match-clinching performance against Rhodes, rallying for a 3–6, 6–4, 6–4 victory. After dropping the first set, Duncan responded with steady, composed play to take the final two sets and secure the win for Southwestern, sealing a 2–0 team weekend in conference action.
Doubles:
- Grace Williams / Carlie Mitchell (Centre) - On Saturday at Oglethorpe, Grace Williams and Carlie Mitchell played in their normal #2 spot in doubles and cruised to a 6-0 win as Centre went on to sweep the day. They nearly replicated the result on Sunday at Berry as they played in second doubles again and won 6-1 as Centre also swept Berry to clinch a spot in the SAA Tournament.
- Ivy Wilson / Mariella Congeni (Sewanee) - Ivy Wilson and Mariella Congeni were 3-0 this weekend at line one doubles, helping Sewanee win all three doubles points. Against the No. 4 ranked team in the Atlantic South, Schaefer/Chang, of No. 38-ranked Christopher Newport, Wilson and Congeni fought back from down 1-4, to secure a 7-6 win at one doubles. In the final two matches of the weekend against SAA opponents, the duo did not drop a game, defeated Mejia and Evans of Berry, 6-0 and completed the trifecta with a 6-0 win against SAA opponent Oglethorpe. Wilson and Congeni are currently ranked 7th in the Atlantic South.
- Isa Cepeda / Daryl Locke (Southwestern) - Isa Cepeda and Daryl Locke went undefeated this weekend, posting a perfect 2–0 record at No. 1 doubles to help lead Southwestern in conference play. The duo opened with a dominant 6–0 win over Millsaps, setting the tone early and controlling play from start to finish. They followed with a high-pressure, deciding-match performance against Rhodes, where they secured the doubles point with an 8–6 tiebreak victory after a tightly contested 6–7 set. Cepeda and Locke’s ability to execute in crucial moments proved instrumental in securing the doubles point and giving the Pirates early momentum in both matches.
2026 Women’s Tennis Report Archive (AOW Singles/Doubles)
Week One - Feb. 10 (Eva Kovachev/Eva Kovachev & Lucy Nabedrick)
Week Two - Feb. 17 (Mariella Congeni/Mariella Congeni & Ivy Wilson)
Week Three - Feb. 24 (Katia Childs/Carlie Mithcell & Grace Williams)
Week Four - March 3 (Trinity Levy/Eva Kovachev & Allison Vo)
Week Five - March 10 (Trinity Levy/Eva Kovachev & Allison Vo)
Week Six - March 17 (Rosabella Andrade/Lauren Tin & Kate Schmidt)
Week Seven - March 24 (Lauren Tin/Rosabella Andrade &Trinity Levy)
Week Eight - March 31 (Rosabella Andrade/Eva Kovachev & Allison Vo)
Week Nine - April 7 (Mariella Congeni/Katie Schmidt & Lauren Tin)
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