Chrobak Earns Third Career All-League Honor
4/17/2025 11:30:00 AM | Women's Tennis
Catherine Chrobak went 4-2 against league opponents and 11-3 in singles overall
SIOUX FALLS - For the third time in as many years, Catherine Chrobak has found herself on the Summit League's postseason All-League lists, as was announced today. Chrobak went 4-2 in Summit League play, earning a First Team All-League nod for the second time. She was also named First Team All-League her freshman year, and was an Honorable Mention selection last season.
Playing from the No. 2 singles spot all season, Chrobak began the year with a three-set loss at Kansas and went on a tear from there. She earned her first singles decision in a three-set win at Missouri State on Feb. 7, sparking a streak of six-straight wins and winning 11 of her next 12 matches. Along the way, she picked up wins against North Dakota, St. Thomas, South Dakota and Oral Roberts and was named the Summit League Peak Performer of the Week on Feb. 11 and 18.
Finishing the year with an 11-3 record in singles, Chrobak has laid claim to the fifth-winningest season in program history at the No. 2 spot. She is 29-19 in dual singles matches on her career, which would currently rank as the eighth-best singles winning percentage in program history.
Women's Coach of the Year
Paul Wardlaw, Denver
Women's Newcomer of the Year
Marley Lambert, Denver
Women's Player of the Year
Arina Sorokina, Oral Roberts
Women's All-Summit League Team
Hana Becirovic Novak, Denver
Andrea Burguete Beltran, Denver
Natalie Cinkova, Denver
Claudia Martinez de Velasco, Denver
Louise Wikander, Denver
Catherine Chrobak, Kansas City
Zoe Adkins, Omaha
Katelynn Kock, Omaha
Nina Wiese, Omaha
Arina Sorokina, Oral Roberts
Grace Chadick, South Dakota
Beata Havlickova, South Dakota
Women's All-Summit League Honorable Mention
Marley Lambert, Denver
Andrea Pineda, North Dakota
Khayli Buckels, Omaha
Cassie Cervantes, Oral Roberts
Chara Grammatikaki, Oral Roberts
Luna Morini, Oral Roberts
Playing from the No. 2 singles spot all season, Chrobak began the year with a three-set loss at Kansas and went on a tear from there. She earned her first singles decision in a three-set win at Missouri State on Feb. 7, sparking a streak of six-straight wins and winning 11 of her next 12 matches. Along the way, she picked up wins against North Dakota, St. Thomas, South Dakota and Oral Roberts and was named the Summit League Peak Performer of the Week on Feb. 11 and 18.
Finishing the year with an 11-3 record in singles, Chrobak has laid claim to the fifth-winningest season in program history at the No. 2 spot. She is 29-19 in dual singles matches on her career, which would currently rank as the eighth-best singles winning percentage in program history.
Women's Coach of the Year
Paul Wardlaw, Denver
Women's Newcomer of the Year
Marley Lambert, Denver
Women's Player of the Year
Arina Sorokina, Oral Roberts
Women's All-Summit League Team
Hana Becirovic Novak, Denver
Andrea Burguete Beltran, Denver
Natalie Cinkova, Denver
Claudia Martinez de Velasco, Denver
Louise Wikander, Denver
Catherine Chrobak, Kansas City
Zoe Adkins, Omaha
Katelynn Kock, Omaha
Nina Wiese, Omaha
Arina Sorokina, Oral Roberts
Grace Chadick, South Dakota
Beata Havlickova, South Dakota
Women's All-Summit League Honorable Mention
Marley Lambert, Denver
Andrea Pineda, North Dakota
Khayli Buckels, Omaha
Cassie Cervantes, Oral Roberts
Chara Grammatikaki, Oral Roberts
Luna Morini, Oral Roberts
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