COLUMBIA, Ky. – The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics rolled out women's tennis All-America Teams for the 2024-25 season on Friday morning, awarding national semifinalists Lindsey Wilson with three honorees for the second year in a row.

Aina Domingo Bernabeu and Anastasiia Vorobiova garnered First-Team status to headline the Blue Raiders' postseason trio, while Mariangeles Mateu collected a spot on the Second-Team.

Bernabeu, the Mid-South Conference women's Player of the Year, compiled 30 wins during her standout campaign. She posted a 15-2 record in singles competition from the number one slot, including a dominant run of 14 consecutive victories in which she did not drop a set and defeated seven ranked opponents along the way. Bernabeu opened the season ranked 21^st in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association's national singles ratings but methodically worked her way into the top-five by the organization's final poll on May 22.

In doubles, Bernabeu and Mateu teamed up early and went 15-2, ending the season on a 14-match win streak that featured eight 6-0 decisions. The pair are ranked 14^th in the last ITA doubles poll.

Individually, Mateu notched a 10-5 record and won nine of those tallies in straight-sets. Between March 12 and April 14, she went 9-1 while outscoring her opponents 19 sets to two.

Vorobiova, a 2024 First-Team All-American, recorded a mark of 11-3 with all but one win coming from the number two singles position. She closed the season on a 10-match win streak that came with nine two-set sweeps and six victories over Mid-South foes.

Vorobiova and her doubles partner Heyka Rodriguez clocked a 15-2 record to catapult to the top spot of the ITA's doubles rankings.

The Blue Raiders' All-American trio played huge roles, respectively, to help Lindsey Wilson clinch its third straight Mid-South Conference tournament title and second consecutive NAIA national tournament semifinal appearance.