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Lakers Win First SUNYAC Title, Land 4 All-Conference Players in Women’s Tennis

Oswego, NY - The Oswego State Women's Tennis team landed 4 All-SUNYAC honorees, which added up to 5 honors, after winning the program's first-ever SUNYAC Championship. The Lakers finished 12-2 overall and 5-0 in conference play, winning the regular-season title and earning the conference's automatic bid to the NCAA Division III Tournament.

First Team Singles
Leah Bell

Second Team Singles
Avery Borman
Emily DeLuca
Isabella Eason

Second Team Doubles
Leah Bell / Emily DeLuca

Senior Leah Bell (Islip, NY/ Islip High School) earned first team singles after going 9-4 at No. 2 singles. Bell also teamed with DeLuca to earn second team doubles. The pair went 9-4 at No. 1 doubles and were a perfect 4-0 in conference play.

Junior Avery Borman (Cornwall, NY/ Cornwall High School) earned second team singles after playing every match at No. 1 singles. This is the second season in a row she has earned all-conference honors.

Junior Emily DeLuca (Washingtonville, NY/ Washingtonville High School) earned second team singles after going 9-3 at No. 3 singles. She closed out the season on a seven-match win streak and was named to the SUNYAC All-Tournament Team.

Junior Isabella Eason (East Islip, NY/ East Islip High School) earned second team singles after leading the Lakers with an 11-2 singles record. She finished the season on an 11-match win streak. She also went 4-0 in the SUNYAC Tournament and was named Tournament MVP.
 
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Players Mentioned

Leah Bell

Leah Bell

Junior
Avery Borman

Avery Borman

Sophomore
Emily DeLuca

Emily DeLuca

Sophomore
Isabella Eason

Isabella Eason

Sophomore

Players Mentioned

Leah Bell

Leah Bell

Junior
Avery Borman

Avery Borman

Sophomore
Emily DeLuca

Emily DeLuca

Sophomore
Isabella Eason

Isabella Eason

Sophomore