2026 All-PacWest Teams

LONG BEACH, CA – Adding to the momentum No. 37 Menlo Women's Tennis carries into its first Pacific West Conference Championship Tournament this week were four different postseason honors for the Oaks. Sophomore Ombeline Robilliart earned the distinction of PacWest Newcomer of the Year as well as All-PacWest Second Team as a singles competitor while junior Zofia Dziewiecka was also on that All-PacWest Second Team and freshman Gloria Jovic was selected to the All-PacWest Third Team also in singles.

Ombeline Robilliart – PacWest Newcomer of the Year, All-PacWest Second Team (singles)
Never needing a tiebreaker and winning all 16 sets of her first eight singles matches of the spring season, Robilliart was simply a masterful machine on the court. The native of Annecy France, got the better of her NCAA Division I opponent from UC Davis on Feb. 13 during that hot stretch and, though she sustained her first loss on Mar. 17, Robilliart never lost for the remainder of the regular season, breaking the program's single-season wins record with a 13-1 record across the team's second through sixth positions. The impressive sophomore's victories over Dominican and Westmont at the start of April made her the Oaks' second PacWest Player of the Week in 2026.

Zofia Dziewiecka – All-PacWest Second Team (singles)
The first Oak to capture a PacWest Player of the Week honor, Dziewiecka did so after her two singles wins (part of four straight for the Warsaw, Poland native) helped Menlo rattle off four consecutive victories from late February into early March. That success guided the Oaks to their first national ranking in the NCAA Division II era, earning Dziewiecka her own national ranking of No. 70 as a singles competitor. Winning four of her final six matches, she ended the regular season with an 8-5 overall record that saw her exclusively in the team's top singles position where she demonstrated grit and toughness throughout.

Gloria Jovic – All-PacWest Third Team (singles)
While Robilliart was busy breaking the program's single-season singles wins record, Jovic was not far off from accomplishing the feat herself. The native of Sydney, Australia won five of her first six spring matches including a grueling three-set battle against her Stanislaus State opponent on Feb. 28 that dramatically ended in Jovic's favor 11-9, setting the stage for what would be victories in all five of her three-set matches. Exuding confidence and determination in her matchups ranging from the Oaks' second to fifth singles positions, Jovic stood tall in six of her last seven regular season contests for an 11-3 record overall that currently serves as the third-most wins in program single-season history.