North Carolina State University Athletics
Rogers, Smith, Reami Placed on 2021 All-ACC Teams
4/29/2021 11:01:00 AM | Women's Tennis
GREENSBORO, N.C. – Three members of the seventh-ranked NC State women's tennis team (16-5) were recognized as 2021 All-ACC honorees, as announced by the league office on Thursday. The Pack has had at least two all-conference players for four completed seasons in a row, and the 2021 dual campaign marks the first time in program history that three NC State women's tennis players have earned All-ACC status in the same season.
Rogers earned First Team status for the second time in a row, as did Smith with her Second Team laurels. Rogers became the first player in team history to be a four-time All-ACC honoree. Reami was also honored for the first time since the 2018 campaign as she was tabbed to the Third Team.
Anna Rogers • Fifth-Year Senior • Stamford, Conn.
- 2021 singles record: 19-6, 8-5 in ACC play
- 2021 doubles record: 20-8, 9-3 in ACC play
- Back-to-back First Team honoree and four-time All-ACC honoree in her career
- 151 career doubles wins ranks as the most for a single player in ACC history (according to available records)
- Earned 100th career singles win in January, becoming just the second player in program history to do so and the first to own 100+ wins in singles and doubles
- Reached career-best and program-best No. 5 singles ranking on March 24 and spent four weeks in a row at that spot
- Ranked in the national top 15 of the doubles rankings for the entire season
- Defeated 11 singles foes that were ranked at the time of competition, with her highest ranked win of the season coming in straight sets over then-No. 21 Carolyn Campana
- Won first 11 singles matches of the season
- Played at the No. 1 doubles spot with Smith, where they went 14-5 in dual matches and defeated eight nationally-ranked pairs; three of those ranked wins were against top 10 opponents
Alana Smith • Junior • Fort Washington, Md.
- 2021 singles record: 16-7, 9-4 in ACC play
- 2021 doubles record: 20-8, 9-3 in ACC play
- Back-to-back Second Team honoree after also garnering the honors during her rookie campaign in 2019
- Ranked in the national top 30 all season in singles and the national top 15 all year in doubles
- Defeated nine singles opponents that were ranked at the time of competition
- Beat then-No. 19 Cameron Morra of North Carolina for her highest ranked victory of the season
- Won seven of her last 10 singles matches, with three of those victories coming in straight sets
- Played at the No. 1 doubles spot with Rogers, where they went 14-5 in dual matches and defeated eight nationally-ranked pairs; three of those ranked wins were against top 10 opponents
Adriana Reami • Fifth-Year Senior • Miami, Fla.
- 2021 singles record: 16-9, 9-4 in ACC play
- 2021 doubles record: 20-5, 5-4 in ACC play
- Two-time All-ACC honoree after also being recognized on the Third Team in 2018
- Reached career-best No. 4 national doubles ranking with partner Jaeda Daniel; spent the entire season ranked in the national top 20 in doubles
- Remains the winningest singles player in NC State women's tennis history with 124 career victories
- Defeated two singles opponents that were ranked at the time of competition
- Took down then-No. 52 Rebeka Mertena of Tennessee for her highest ranked win of the year; helped the Pack clinch a victory over a ranked opponent in the early season
- Played at the No. 2 doubles spot with Daniel, where they went 12-4 in dual matches and defeated six nationally-ranked pairs
NC State now awaits the NCAA Tournament Selection Show, which is set to air on NCAA.com on Monday, May 3 at 6 p.m. The selections for the NCAA Singles and Doubles Championships will be announced the following day on Tuesday, May 4.
2021 ALL-ACC WOMEN'S TENNIS TEAMS
Player of the Year: Sara Daavettila, North Carolina
Freshman of the Year: Emma Navarro, Virginia
Coach of the Year: Brian Kalbas, North Carolina
First Team All-ACC
Anna Rogers, NC State
Carolyn Campana, Wake Forest
Sara Daavettila, North Carolina
Kenya Jones, Georgia Tech
Viktorya Kanapatskaya, Syracuse
Emma Navarro, Virginia
Giulia Pairone, Florida State
Estela Perez-Somarriba, Miami
Natasha Subhash, Virginia
Second Team All-ACC
Alana Smith, NC State
Chloe Beck, Duke
Kelly Chen, Duke
Cameron Corse, Notre Dame
Georgia Drummy, Duke
Victoria Flores, Georgia Tech
Alexa Graham, North Carolina
Cameron Morra, North Carolina
Isabella Pfennig, Miami
Third Team All-ACC
Adriana Reami, NC State
Fiona Crawley, North Carolina
Meible Chi, Duke
Andrea Di Palma, Louisville
Rosie Johanson, Virginia
Makenna Jones, North Carolina
Yufie Long, Boston College
Eleni Louka, Clemson
Emmanuelle Salas, Florida State
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