TEMPE, Ariz.---Colbeyshae Emery, Brooke Fager and Alexandria Mann were recognized as All-Americans by the International Tennis Association (ITA).

"It's a tremendous honor for Colbyshae, Brooke and Alex," stated head coach David Goodman. "They are some of the best tennis players in the country and have worked hard their entire athletic careers for an achievement like this." 

Goodman continued, "Only 20 singles players and 10 doubles teams in the country are awarded All-American status. I'm so proud of them."

Emery closed an incredible career at Biola with All-American honors.

Emery entered the ITA's Singles National Rankings in its eighth week of publication as No. 56. From then on out, the Senior stayed in the rankings and would climb her way up to the Top 20 in the final three weeks. She achieved her highest mark in the ITA's final week of rankings. The Senior was named the 12th-best singles player in the nation and was the third-highest-ranked singles player in the PacWest Conference.

Emery led Biola on the first court with her dominant 17-6 overall record. She ended the year with a nine-match winning streak and had notable wins over nationally ranked No. 8 Sophie Rachor (CUI) and No. 25 Abigail Wild (HPU).

Emery adds All-American to a growing list of accomplishments for the 2024 season including First Team All-PacWest, Biola's Dave Holmquist Career Achievement Award and PacWest Player of the Week.

Fager and Mann earned All-American status for their doubles teamwork. The duo had an impressive 2024 season, being nationally ranked every week by the ITA.

Their highest ranking was the sixth-best doubles pair in the nation and their latest ranking was No. 8. Fager and Mann were First Team All-PacWest Doubles picks and ended the year as the second-highest-ranked doubles team in the PacWest.

Fager and Mann closed the 2024 season with a 12-6 overall record from the first court.