Middlebury women's tennis seniors Nina Farhat and Sahana Raman have been lauded with College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-America accolades. The pair capped their careers together last week, finishing as the NCAA Runner-Up in the doubles bracket with a record of 30-4 this season.
 
HONOREE HIGHLIGHTS

• Farhat
  • Farhat is a molecular biology and biochemistry major with a 3.97 grade-point-average (GPA).
  • The Panther concluded her time in the navy and white with a 72-16 mark in doubles play and a 45-10 singles record.
  • Recently named the ITA's Most Improved Player, Farhat also tallied All-NESCAC First Team Doubles honors alongside Raman. 
• Raman
  • Raman graduated with a degree in neuroscience and boasted a GPA of 3.82.
  • The Panther becomes the first women's tennis player to earn the prestigious award twice, securing honors a season ago.
  • Raman finished with a 99-30 mark in tandem action and 84-30 in singles, marking what is believed to be the most wins in both in Middlebury history.
  • The ITA Northeast Region's Arthur Ashe Leadership and Sportsmanship Award was presented to Raman at the end of the season.
  • The Panther became the fifth women's tennis competitor in Middlebury history to garner NESCAC Player of the Year honors, while earning her fourth-straight first-team all-conference laurel.

With Farhat and Raman's accomplishments, Middlebury now has 61 Academic All-America selections. The full list of women's tennis honorees can be found here.