COLONIA, N.J. – Ahead of the 2025-26 East Coast Conference Women's Tennis Championship, hosted at the Billie Jean King Tennis Center in Flushing, N.Y., the conference has released the all-conference team.
For the first time in program history, the D'Youville University women's tennis not only have their first All-ECC member, but they have three all-conference selections from this season.
Mina Randjelovic,
Erika Ismailova, and
Nele Herbst have all been selected as ECC Second Team All-Conference members.
Mina Randjelovic – ECC Second Team All-Conference
On the season, Randjelovic has put together an overall record of 9-6 while having a record of 5-2 in conference action. Randjelovic split time at third singles and fourth singles, compiling a 5-2 record at third singles and a 4-3 record. In doubles play, Randjelovic has been apart of a team that got five wins on the season including a record of 4-3 in conference. Randjelovic saw most her success at the second doubles with Ismailova, going 4-3 on the year.
Erika Ismailova – ECC Second Team All-Conference
On the season, Ismailova has put together an overall record of 11-9 and a record of 5-2 within the conference. Ismailova split time at third singles and fourth singles, finding great success at fourth singles with a record of 6-1. Ismailova had a strong start to the season, making it to the round of 16 at the ITA East Regionals. In doubles play, Ismailova has won eight matches with seven coming at second doubles. Ismailova saw her most success with the rotation of Randjelovic and
Miranda Bosch.
Nele Herbst – ECC Second Team All-Conference
On the season, Herbst has put together an overall record of 8-9 and a record of 4-3 in conference play. Herbstsaw all of her action at the second singles. In doubles action, Herbst saw a majority of the court at first doubles with
Munisa Ashurbekova where the duo went 9-6.
Randjelovic, Ismailova, and Herbst, along with the rest of the Saints, will make their post season debut tomorrow morning as they take on the No. 3 University of the District of Columbia at 9 a.m.
