Eastern Michigan Athletics
Eagles Land Two on All-MAC Tennis Teams
4/23/2025 10:33:00 AM | Tennis
Shved repeats at All-MAC First Team honoree while Vichare earned second-team nod
CLEVELAND, Ohio (EMUEagles.com) -- Eastern Michigan University tennis student-athletes Daniella Shved and Prerna Vichare have been named to the All-Mid-American Conference teams for the 2025 season, the league announced, April 23. Shved was named All-MAC First Team for the third consecutive year while Vichare earned placement on the All-MAC Second Team for the second time in her career.
Shved (Holon, Israel/Ort Holon) was named the first team for the third consecutive season after posting 14 wins in singles play, including 10 in dual action and seven against MAC foes. Playing primarily at No. 1 singles, Shved was 7-5 at the position in duals and added a 3-1 mark while playing at No. 2. Her play at No. 1 singles clinched three of the team's 12 victories on the season, tying her for the team lead in that category. Shved also was a contributor in doubles, winning another 14 matches, including eight in dual action and five in MAC play. Playing primarily at No. 3 doubles, Shved and her partners combined for seven wins. She had a hand in clinching the doubles point four times in 2025 as the team secured the point in 14-of-23 matches.
Vichare (Mumbai, India/Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics) was named to the second team for the second time in her career after being selected for the honor as a freshman in 2022. In her senior season, Vichare tallied a 12-5 record in singles play, including an 11-4 mark in duals and 6-2 in MAC matches, as she played at Nos. 1-4 during the season with most of her matches coming at No. 3, where she was 6-3. She also was one of the top doubles players on the team as she accumulated a 17-7 record, including 13-4 in duals and 6-1 in the MAC, and helped clinch a team-high four doubles points. Playing primarily at No. 1 doubles, Vichare posted an 11-3 record to bring her career total to 60 wins, the 19th-most in program history. Along with 40 career singles wins, Vichare capped her collegiate career with 100 combined wins.
The awards, based upon voting by the league's head coaches, mark the 56th and 57th All-MAC honors earned by EMU players dating back to 1981. All told, Shved earned the 46th first-team accolade in program history while Vichare garnered the 11th second-team honor. Overall, Shved became the ninth different player in program history to earn at last three All-MAC accolades in a career.
The 2025 season has come to an end for the Eagles. Fans are encouraged to check EMUEagles.com and the team's social media handles on X (@EMUEaglesTennis) and Instagram (@EMU_Tennis) for periodic updates from the team.
2025 MAC Women's Tennis All-MAC and Specialty Awards
MAC Coach of the Year: Ricardo Rosas, Miami
MAC Freshman of the Year: Jacklynka Scholten, Toledo
MAC Player of the Year: Catherine Denysiewicz-Slowek, Miami
Leann Grimes Davidge Sportsmanship Award: Lola Glantz, Western Michigan
All-MAC First Team
Catherine Denysiewicz-Slowek, Miami
Daniella Shved, Eastern Michigan
Esmee Andresen, Buffalo
Jacklynka Scholten, Toledo
Maria Dzemeshevich, Northern Illinois
Sara Zalukar, Miami
All-MAC Second Team
Elena Malykh, Ball State
Lucia Yecora, Northern Illinois
Prerna Vichare, Eastern Michigan
Audrey Moutama, Toledo
Gaby Rondon, Toledo
Chloe Brown, Ball State
Nataly Ninova, Northern Illinois
Shved (Holon, Israel/Ort Holon) was named the first team for the third consecutive season after posting 14 wins in singles play, including 10 in dual action and seven against MAC foes. Playing primarily at No. 1 singles, Shved was 7-5 at the position in duals and added a 3-1 mark while playing at No. 2. Her play at No. 1 singles clinched three of the team's 12 victories on the season, tying her for the team lead in that category. Shved also was a contributor in doubles, winning another 14 matches, including eight in dual action and five in MAC play. Playing primarily at No. 3 doubles, Shved and her partners combined for seven wins. She had a hand in clinching the doubles point four times in 2025 as the team secured the point in 14-of-23 matches.
Vichare (Mumbai, India/Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics) was named to the second team for the second time in her career after being selected for the honor as a freshman in 2022. In her senior season, Vichare tallied a 12-5 record in singles play, including an 11-4 mark in duals and 6-2 in MAC matches, as she played at Nos. 1-4 during the season with most of her matches coming at No. 3, where she was 6-3. She also was one of the top doubles players on the team as she accumulated a 17-7 record, including 13-4 in duals and 6-1 in the MAC, and helped clinch a team-high four doubles points. Playing primarily at No. 1 doubles, Vichare posted an 11-3 record to bring her career total to 60 wins, the 19th-most in program history. Along with 40 career singles wins, Vichare capped her collegiate career with 100 combined wins.
The awards, based upon voting by the league's head coaches, mark the 56th and 57th All-MAC honors earned by EMU players dating back to 1981. All told, Shved earned the 46th first-team accolade in program history while Vichare garnered the 11th second-team honor. Overall, Shved became the ninth different player in program history to earn at last three All-MAC accolades in a career.
The 2025 season has come to an end for the Eagles. Fans are encouraged to check EMUEagles.com and the team's social media handles on X (@EMUEaglesTennis) and Instagram (@EMU_Tennis) for periodic updates from the team.
2025 MAC Women's Tennis All-MAC and Specialty Awards
MAC Coach of the Year: Ricardo Rosas, Miami
MAC Freshman of the Year: Jacklynka Scholten, Toledo
MAC Player of the Year: Catherine Denysiewicz-Slowek, Miami
Leann Grimes Davidge Sportsmanship Award: Lola Glantz, Western Michigan
All-MAC First Team
Catherine Denysiewicz-Slowek, Miami
Daniella Shved, Eastern Michigan
Esmee Andresen, Buffalo
Jacklynka Scholten, Toledo
Maria Dzemeshevich, Northern Illinois
Sara Zalukar, Miami
All-MAC Second Team
Elena Malykh, Ball State
Lucia Yecora, Northern Illinois
Prerna Vichare, Eastern Michigan
Audrey Moutama, Toledo
Gaby Rondon, Toledo
Chloe Brown, Ball State
Nataly Ninova, Northern Illinois
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