Hillsborough Sweeps the 2026 NJCAA DI Women’s Tennis Nationals, Claims Historic Title
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Hillsborough College completed one of the most dominant runs in NJCAA history at the 2026 NJCAA Division I Women's Tennis National Championships, sweeping all nine flights and producing a full roster of First Team All‑Americans. The four‑day event, held at the Palmetto Tennis Center in Sumter, South Carolina, showcased the depth, discipline, and unmatched consistency of a program that has now won three national titles in four years. Hillsborough entered the tournament as the defending champion and left with a clean sweep—six singles titles and all three doubles crowns. The Hawks finished with 45 points, well ahead of runner‑up Cowley (32) and third‑place Collin (23).
Hillsborough's 2026 National Champions
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Singles
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#1: Younsoo Cho
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#2: Salomea Jasiczek
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#3: Sydney Stark
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#4: Noah Rojas
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#5: Aisulu Zholbolat
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#6: Emily Lederer
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Doubles
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#1: Cho / Stark
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#2: Rojas / Zholbolat
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#3: Jasiczek / Lederer
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Head coach Sarah Lytle earned Coach of the Tournament honors, further cementing Hillsborough's dynasty.
Final Team Standings
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Hillsborough – 45
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Cowley – 32
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Collin – 23
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St. Petersburg – 20.5
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Barton – 19
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Tyler – 18.5
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Pratt – 14
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USC–Sumter – 13.5
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Weatherford – 11.5
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Seward – 6
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SW Illinois – 1.5
2026 NJCAA Division I Women's Tennis All‑Americans
All‑America honors are awarded to the champion and runner‑up in each flight. Hillsborough's sweep resulted in a full slate of First Team selections, while Cowley, Collin, Barton, and Tyler filled out the Second Team.
First Team Singles All‑Americans
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#1: Younsoo Cho — Hillsborough
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#2: Salomea Jasiczek — Hillsborough
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#3: Sydney Stark — Hillsborough
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#4: Noah Rojas — Hillsborough
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#5: Aisulu Zholbolat — Hillsborough
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#6: Emily Lederer — Hillsborough
First Team Doubles All‑Americans
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#1: Cho / Stark — Hillsborough
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#2: Rojas / Zholbolat — Hillsborough
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#3: Jasiczek / Lederer — Hillsborough
The 2026 NJCAA Women's Division I Tennis Nationals will be remembered for Hillsborough's unprecedented sweep—a performance that showcased not just star power, but a complete, unified roster.