Congratulations to Teresa
Odera for winning an All-Conference Honors for the second year running. This year, Teresa, was named for honors, in both Womens' Singles and Doubles by The Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC),
who recently announced their Women’s Tennis All-Conference selections for
2013.
This is the second year in a
row that Teresa, a former student and Captain of Kenya's top tennis school, Malezi School and player at Sadili Oval Sports Academy, has received the doubles honors, having earned it with team-mate
Frankie Eszes as First Doubles. Teresa, an honors student studying Public
Relations at North Western College Iowa, is the only international student
athlete to receive the All Conference Honors.
Frankie Eszes (Santa Maria, Calif.) and Terry Odera
(Nairobi, Kenya) earned first team honors in both singles' and doubles'
play. Eszes posted a 9-6 record playing in the top singles' spot, earning first
team accolades for the second straight year. Odera registered an 8-5 record at
#2 singles and also earned the postseason honor for the second straight year.
Eszes and Odera combined to go 5-2 in the top double's spot.
Jami Koens (Brandon, S.D.) and Amanda Bueltel
(Estherville, Iowa) earned honorable mention all-conference honors.
Koens went 6-11 in singles play, playing mainly in the #3 spot, while combining
with Missy Yorchak
to go 2-5 in doubles' play. Bueltel led the Red Raiders with a 10-5 singles'
record in her first season at NWC. She posted a 6-8 record, along with partner Hannah Stark,
playing #3 doubles.
Northwestern
finished fourth in the GPAC with a 3-4 record, 7-11 overall, losing to Nebraska
Wesleyan in the GPAC semifinals.
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