DETROIT -- Seven members of the 2024-25 Wayne State University women's tennis team boasted Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) All-Academic accolades.  The seven total honorees is the second most in program history after the squad had eight in 2020-21.  Over the last 23 seasons, the WSU women's tennis team has had 91 student-athletes garner All-Academic distinction.

Criteria states that the student-athlete must be an active member on the roster at the end of the season, and not a freshman or first-year transfer student.

Grade-point averages listed are calculated through the winter semester.

All-Academic Excellence Team Selections (3.5-4.0 GPA)
Dessyre Obedencio, So., Warren, Mich. / Cousino, 3.82, Nursing (first-year eligible)
Anais Ruyssen, Gr., Nantes, France / Enfants-Nantais, 3.50, MBA (third consecutive year on Excellence Team after transferring to WSU)
Martyna Szpakowska, Jr., Gdansk, Poland / Sopocka Akademia Tenisowa, 3.92, Psychology Honors (second straight year on Excellence Team)
Shanice Weekes, Jr., London, England / Fortismere S.S., 3.91, World Languages, Literatures & Cultures Honors (second consecutive year on Excellence Team)

All-Academic Team Selections (3.0-3.49 GPA)
Malak Arafat, Jr., Alexandria, Egypt /  Lycée Français d'Alexandrie, 3.45, Electrical & Computer Engineering (second straight year honored)
Justine Beaulieu, So., Montreal, Que. / Collège de Montréal High School, 3.36, Exercise & Sport Science (first-year eligible)
Dea Gorgidze, R-Jr., Tbilisi, Georgia / Tbilisi Public School N145, 3.08, Management (first-time honoree)

Ruyssen was voted a Second Team Academic All-American by College Sports Communicators (CSC) while Weekes garnered Academic All-District honors.  Arafat, Beaulieu, Gorgidze, and and Ruyssen earned All-GLIAC marks with Arafat receiving the Sportsmanship Award and Ruyssen being tabbed as the conference's Player of the Year.