Nueva Inglaterra

Los lugareños obtienen premios de fin de año de ITA

James Maimonis, Coordinador de Comunicaciones y Participación | 17 de mayo 2017

La Asociación Intercolegial de Tenis (ITA) anunció los ganadores de los premios regionales de la División I masculina y femenina el lunes 15de mayo. Los ganadores del premio nacional se darán a conocer el martes 23de mayo. Nueva Inglaterra se llevó a casa nueve premios en total, que incluyeron jugadores, entrenadores y escuelas.

 

A continuación se muestra una lista de los ganadores de Nueva Inglaterra o que juegan colegiadamente en Nueva Inglaterra:

 

Mujer

 

Región Noreste
Entrenador del año de Wilson/ITA: Judy Dixon - Universidad de Massachusetts
Jugadora sénior del año de ITA: Taylor Ng - Dartmouth College
Premio ITA/Cissie Leary a la deportividad: Jacqueline Crawford - Dartmouth College
Premio ITA al Servicio Comunitario: Dartmouth College

 

Región Noroeste

Jugadora de ITA a seguir: Melissa Lord - Stanford

 

 

Hombres

 

Región Noreste
Entrenador asistente del año de ITA: Andrew Reub - Universidad de Harvard
Jugador que más ha mejorado de ITA (Senior): Tyler Liu - Universidad de Yale
Novato del año de ITA: Charles Broom - Dartmouth College
Comunidad de ITA Premio al servicio: Universidad de Yale

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