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WKU Women’s Tennis has added junior tennis player Isabelle Einess to its roster for the 2025 season. Coach Greg Davis is excited about Einess’s background as a top junior player, where she excelled with a 5-1 record at Seton Hall and impressive accolades from her high school career. The addition enhances the team’s competitiveness as they prepare for the upcoming season, following a successful 2025 performance.
BOWLING GREEN, KY – WKU Women’s Tennis has made a significant addition to its roster with the signing of junior tennis player Isabelle Einess. The announcement was made on May 29, 2025, as Einess prepares to join the Hilltoppers for the fall 2025 season.
Head Coach Greg Davis expressed enthusiasm about welcoming Einess to the team, highlighting her impressive track record as a former top 80 junior player in the United States. Einess is anticipated to make contributions in both singles and doubles matchups and is noted for her hardworking attitude and high energy on the court, alongside her strong academic record.
Prior to signing with WKU, Einess completed her freshman year at Seton Hall, where she showcased her abilities on the court. During the spring dual match season, she recorded a commendable 5-1 record, playing at various positions, including No. 3, 4, 5, and 6. Notable victories included matches against teams such as Saint Joseph’s, Sacred Heart, Hofstra, Georgetown, and Monmouth.
Einess comes from a distinguished background in tennis. A product of Breck School in Minnesota, she concluded her high school career with an impressive streak of 47 consecutive match wins and 115 games won in a row. Her achievements include earning the title of two-time Class A Girls Tennis Singles high school state champion and reaching the championship match during her sophomore year. At the state level, she was recognized as the top player and was honored as The Minnesota Star Tribune’s Metro Girls Tennis Player of the Year.
Isabelle Einess is the fifth new player expected to join the WKU Women’s Tennis roster for the 2025-26 season. Along with her, transfers from other institutions include Ariadna Fernandez from Arkansas State, Andra Sirbu from Bradley, Barbara Olvera, and Virginia Madueño Pita.
Meanwhile, the 2024-25 roster will see the return of several key players, including Emily Schut, Elizabeth Sobieski, and Carolina Chiatti, who are expected to contribute to the team’s ongoing development.
The WKU Women’s Tennis program concluded the 2025 season with a notable record of 15 wins and 10 losses, 12 of which were secured at home. This demonstrated success ties the program for the third-most wins in its history, while the 12 home victories matched the highest number achieved in a single season.
As the team looks forward to the upcoming season in the Fall of 2025, Einess’s signing is poised to bolster WKU Women’s Tennis and enhance its competitiveness within collegiate tennis.
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