MORAGA, Calif. – The West Coast Conference announced their Women's Tennis All-Conference awards Wednesday afternoon, which saw Jordan Harris included in the honorable mentions list. 
 
Harris played consistent tennis all season long, posting a 7-10 overall singles record. She was even more formidable on the double's courts, teaming up with her senior counterpart Lene Mari Hovda. The experienced SMC pairing went 12-7 in the final season together, earning a #87 ranking in the NCAA national doubles team rankings. 
 
Harris' best weekend of the season came against Eastern Washington, which saw Harris and her partner Hovda win their doubles match 6-3, before Harris went on to win her singles match 6-2, 6-1. Her strong serve and formidable return shots were her staples all season long, and propelled her to another solid season competing for the Gaels.
 
This marks the second consecutive season Harris has been named to the All-Conference team, after she was included in the All-WCC Doubles First Team with Mariia "Masha" Kozyreva. 
 
Full WCC Conference Awards can be found below:

Singles All-Conference
First Team
Savannah Broadus, Pepperdine
Solymar Colling, San Diego
Yujia Huang, BYU
Veronika Miroshnichenko, LMU
Janice Tjen, Pepperdine
Lisa Zaar, Pepperdine

Second Team
Claudia De Las Heras, San Diego
Kailey Evans, San Diego
Elizabeth Goldsmith, San Diego
Klara Kosan, Pacific
Bunyawi Thamchaiwat, Pepperdine
Maria Martinez Vaquero, San Francisco

Honorable Mention
Catherine Broerman, Gonzaga
Abigail Desiatnikov, San Diego
Jordan Harris, Saint Mary's
Nikki Redelijk, Pepperdine
Stefania Rogozinska-Dzik, LMU
Eva Marie Voracek, LMU
Iva Zelic, Portland
 
Doubles All-Conference
First Team
Savannah Broadus and Janice Tjen, Pepperdine
Kailey Evans and Elizabeth Goldsmith San Diego
Veronika Miroshnichenko and Eva Marie Voracek, LMU
 
Second Team
Klara Kosan and Karina Chao, Pacific
Jacque Dunyon and Emilee Astle, BYU
Bunyawi Thamchaiwat and Lisa Zaar, Pepperdine
 
Honorable Mention
Yujia Huang and Tina Li, BYU
Iva Zelic and Sally Pethybridge, Portland
Maria Martinez Vaquero and Simran Chhabra, San Francisco