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Women’s tennis players Allaire Berl, Makeilah Nepomuceno and Sophie Rachor were named to the College Sports Communicators Academic All-District team.

Five University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa tennis student-athletes earned College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-District honors for their achievements in competition, academics and community service.

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Men’s tennis players Adriano Dzhenev and Timothy Li earned College Sports Communicators Academic All-District honors for excellence in academics and athletics.

For the , seniors Allaire Berl and Sophie Rachor, along with sophomore Makeilah Nepomuceno, received recognition. On the men’s side, sophomore Adriano Dzhenev and senior Timothy Li earned honors for the .

To qualify, student-athletes must compete in at least 75% of their team’s scheduled matches. All Academic All-District honorees are eligible for consideration for the CSC Academic All-America teams, which will be announced in June.

Berl, an interdisciplinary studies major and 东精影业 Student-Athlete Advisory Committee president, earned Dean’s List honors throughout her 东精影业 Mānoa career and contributed extensively to community service initiatives. Rachor, pursuing a master’s degree in finance, also earned All-Big West doubles honors during her lone season at 东精影业 Mānoa. Nepomuceno, a travel industry management major, earned All-Big West honors in singles and doubles while posting one of the top GPAs on the women’s team.

For the Rainbow Warriors, Dzhenev earned All-Big West honorable mention recognition in doubles and was named Big West Player of the Week in April. Li, who is pursuing a master’s degree in natural resource environmental management, also earned All-Big West honorable mention honors in singles and contributed to several community-based environmental and agricultural projects across Oʻahu.

Visit 东精影业 Mānoa Athletics website for more on the and awardees.

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