Jacksonville, Fla. — The ASUN Conference announced its postseason women's tennis honors Monday, Apr. 13, with Stetson earning multiple accolades.
Katsiaryna Tuliakova was named First Team All-ASUN after posting a 14–3 singles record and a 10–5 mark in doubles play. She went 4–3 at the No. 1 position and an unblemished 10–0 at No. 2, highlighted by a 10-match winning streak from March 2 to April 1. In doubles, Tuliakova primarily competed at the No. 1 position, going 4–2 alongside Anastasija Adeikyte and 6–3 with Yuki Mizuguchi. The business administration major also earned ASUN All-Academic Team honors.
Pilar Astigarraga Harper earned Second Team All-ASUN recognition after finishing the season with a 10–8 singles record. She went 7–4 at the No. 1 position and 3–4 at No. 2. In doubles, she posted a 9–7 overall record, going 2–6 at No. 2 with Dana Baidaulet and an impressive 7–1 mark at No. 3 alongside Lombardi. The cellular and molecular biology major was also named to the All-Academic Team.
Yuki Mizuguchi made an immediate impact in her first season with the Hatters, earning Second Team All-ASUN and ASUN All-Freshman Team honors. She compiled a standout 17–2 singles record, going 5–1 at No. 3, a perfect 8–0 at No. 4, and 4–1 at No. 5. Mizuguchi also carried a 12-match winning streak during the season. In doubles, she went 11–6, including a 6–3 mark at No. 1 and 5–3 at No. 3, competing alongside Lombardi and Tuliakova.
Anastasija Adeikyte was a steady force for the Hatters and capped her season with ASUN All-Academic Team honors. The sociology major finished with a 16–3 singles record and a 12–3 mark in doubles play.
No. 6 seed Stetson now turns its attention to the ASUN Tournament, where it will face No. 3 seed FGCU. The Eagles enter the matchup with a 14–6 record, while the Hatters finished the regular season at 13–6 overall, highlighted by a 10-match winning streak.
About Stetson Athletics
At Stetson University, student-athletes don't just compete—they thrive. Located in historic DeLand, Florida, between Orlando and Daytona Beach, Stetson offers the perfect blend of competitive athletics, academic excellence, and an unbeatable Central Florida lifestyle. As the oldest private university in the region, Stetson supports approximately 500 student-athletes across 19 NCAA Division I sports. Nicknamed the "Hatters" after the institution's namesake John B. Stetson, a hat manufacturer who originated the modern-day cowboy hat, most Stetson athletic teams compete in the Atlantic Sun Conference, where they proudly hold the longest active membership since 1985. With top-tier facilities, personalized support, and a welcoming campus community, Stetson is where students can grow, compete, and succeed. Learn more at GoHatters.com or follow social media accounts @StetsonHatters.
