PULLMAN, Wash. – Washington State University Head Tennis Coach Lisa Hart announced Monday that Tiffany Mylonas has signed a financial aid agreement to join the Cougar tennis program and will enroll at WSU in August.
Mylonas, a native of Brussels, Belgium, arrives at WSU having spent the previous two seasons at the University of Louisiana, Monroe. This past season she posted a 30-5 singles record, primarily at No. 2 singles, en route to earning All-Sun Belt First Team honors. She helped ULM to its first Sun Belt title in school history then to the first round of the NCAA Championships, where she defeated Texas A&M's Rutuja Bhosale, ranked No. 53 nationally. Her season included an 11-match winning streak to open dual-match play.
As a freshman, she recorded a 24-5 singles record, including a team-best 17-3 mark in dual matches. She won nine wins in her last 10 outings, was 10-2 on the No. 3 court and 5-0 at No. 2 as she earned All-Sun Belt Second Team honors.
Mylonas plans to pursue a degree in public relations at Washington State.
Mylonas, a native of Brussels, Belgium, arrives at WSU having spent the previous two seasons at the University of Louisiana, Monroe. This past season she posted a 30-5 singles record, primarily at No. 2 singles, en route to earning All-Sun Belt First Team honors. She helped ULM to its first Sun Belt title in school history then to the first round of the NCAA Championships, where she defeated Texas A&M's Rutuja Bhosale, ranked No. 53 nationally. Her season included an 11-match winning streak to open dual-match play.
As a freshman, she recorded a 24-5 singles record, including a team-best 17-3 mark in dual matches. She won nine wins in her last 10 outings, was 10-2 on the No. 3 court and 5-0 at No. 2 as she earned All-Sun Belt Second Team honors.
Mylonas plans to pursue a degree in public relations at Washington State.