Regina Mendez Carreño

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Senior Regina Mendez Carreno (center) stands at center court holding flowers and framed photos of herself while being flanked by her teammates as the celebrate her Senior Day

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Regina Mendez Carreno (right) fist pumps and smiles as she walks toward playing partner Iva Daneva after winning a point against Cleveland State

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Regina Mendez Carreno (left) and Iva Daneva slaps hands after a doubles point at Stetson

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Regina Mendez Carreno prepares to receive a serve against a North Florida opponent in singles action

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Regina Mendez Carreno returns the ball in a match at North Florida, March 4, 2026

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Iva Daneva and Regina Mendez Carreno smacks hands after a point during doubles play at Stetson

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Regina Mendez Carreno and Iva Daneva celebrate a point earned against Oakland

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The tennis team poses with a 6-0 sign after defeating Oakland, Jan. 31, to move to a program-record-tying 6-0

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Regina Mendoz Carreno reacts after winning a point with teammate Iva Daneva in doubles against Cleveland State

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Regina Mendez returns a shot in the Block E Invitational at EMU

Regina Mendez pumps her fist after winning a point at the Block E Invitational

2025-26 Tennis Headshots Regina Mendez Carreno

Height:
5-2
Class:
Senior
Letters:
3
Hometown:
Los Cabos, Mexico
High School:
Picacho McGregor

EMU: 2024-25: Won a team-high-tying 12 singles matches and finished the year with 16 combined wins… Her win totals were major improvements over the five singles and three doubles wins posted one year prior… Her 6-3, 6-4 win at No. 5 over Emma Philipovic-Kljajic clinched a 4-0 sweep for the Eagles over Eastern Illinois (Feb. 22)… Teamed with Marta Komar to take a 6-4 win at No. 1 doubles to clinch the point at Dayton (Jan. 26)… Earned Academic All-MAC accolades… 2023-24: Tallied a career-high five singles and three doubles victories… The three doubles wins there the first of collegiate career… In singles play, clinched the team dual with her 6-3, 6-1 win over Aya Orenstain (Oakland), Feb. 10… Open the year reaching the finals of Flight 7 of the Redbird Invitational… 2022-23: Posted a record of 3-7 in singles play and 0-4 in doubles… Won all three singles matches in a row, including the final two matches of the fall slate at Western Michigan’s Bronco Super Challenge, before claiming a straight-set victory over Filippa Frogner (Cleveland State) at No. 6 singles… PRIOR TO EMU: Represented her home state in the Mexico National Olympics on multiple occasions… Earned a top-10 national ranking while playing in her prep years… Earned singles titles in numerous national tournaments in Mexico… PERSONAL: Full Name: Regina Mendez Carreño… Daughter of Enrique Mendez and Aide Carreño… Has one brother, Patricio Mendez… Exercise Science major.