ABOUT THIS PROJECT

Delaware Women’s Tennis looks forward to returning to action for the spring season. Last year, in their first season of Conference USA play, they advanced to the conference championship final; this year they hope to bring the hardware back to Newark. They’ve had a great fall season, welcoming back some key returners and adding a talented group of newcomers, who were ranked the #1 recruiting class in CUSA for 2026. New faces include Annabel Hristova, Isabella Kellenberger, Aimee Knowles, Jenny Marsh and Kinga Wahl-Maniecka, along with transfers Valeria Sanchez and Fleur Sprengers.

THE IMPACT OF YOUR SUPPORT 

Your support of Delaware Women’s Tennis ensures our women’s tennis student-athletes have the resources they need to have an exceptional student-athlete experience and to achieve success in the classroom, on the court and in the community. Donations support nutrition services, sports medicine needs, equipment, leadership development, career readiness programming and more for these student-athletes.

Donor support helps fund key resources such as the EliteForm camera system and Hawkin Force Plates subscriptions. The EliteForm camera system is located in the weight room and measures how fast each athlete moves the bar on every rep. Strength coaches adjust each workout to the individual, and athletes can see their progress rep by rep. This data is complemented by the Hawkin Force Plates, which measure the force and power behind every jump. A quick jump test tells staff whether an athlete is fresh or fatigued. It also flags when one leg produces more force than the other and shows each athlete which parts of their training to focus on. Over time, it tracks their strength and power gains. These tools are incredibly useful in reducing the risk of injury.