2026 ITA Division II Men's Tennis Academic Awards
2026 ITA Division II Women's Tennis Academic Awards
TEMPE, Ariz. – Once again impressing with either racket or pencil in hand, Menlo Men's and Women's Tennis were both honored in Tuesday's Intercollegiate Tennis Association announcement of All-Academic Team selections while 12 Oaks from the men's squad and seven Oaks from the women's squad were named ITA Scholar-Athletes.
Peak Performance
On the men's side, Menlo highlighted their 2025-26 campaign with seven victories including the program's first over a NCAA Division I opponent in Illinois State on Mar. 13. The women's team also achieved milestones, becoming nationally-ranked for the first time in the NCAA era and making their first appearance in the Pacific West Conference Championship Tournament en route to 12 wins overall.
To be named an ITA All-Academic Team, all student-athletes are factored into the cumulative team grade point average for the current academic year, and the team must have a cumulative GPA of 3.2 or above on a 4.00 scale. With a 3.66 GPA, Menlo Men's Tennis was one of 70 teams and Menlo Women's Tennis' 3.60 GPA was one of 95 to be named an All-Academic Team in 2025-26.
ITA Scholar-Athletes – Men
George Burgin – Business
Tijl Forger – International Business
Ian Ramiro Perez – MSIS
Erkin Tootoonchi Moghaddam – MSIS
Galien Del Vecchio – MSIS
Joao Pedro Werner Ferreira – Finance
Lachlan Ming – AI & Analytics
Nima Trips – Entrepreneurship & Innovation
Henry Riccioni-Brown – Psychology
Asger Emil Ildor – Finance
Jarl Ildor – International Business
Robinson Pelluault – International Business
ITA Scholar-Athletes – Women
Livia Harper – Marketing
Tumi Kgosiemang – Business
Carlotta Stern – International Business
Ombeline Robilliart – Finance
Karen Saucedo – Finance
Angel Cody – Finance
Gloria Jovic – Finance
The requirement to be named an ITA Scholar-Athlete is that a student-athlete must have a GPA of at least a 3.5 on a 4.0 scale for the academic year, a feat which was accomplished by a total of 548 DII men's student-athletes and 649 women's student-athletes across the nation in 2026.
This marks the second consecutive year in which Menlo has had at least 15 ITA Scholar-Athletes and two ITA All-Academic Team awards.
