LANCASTER, Pa. -- Johns Hopkins' Anjali Devireddy and Ali Bader swept the major player awards to highlight a conference-leading group of seven Blue Jays on the 2021 All-Centennial Women's Tennis Team. 

Devireddy was named Player of the Year after going 6-0 in singles and 6-0 in doubles in conference play, primarily from the No. 1 spots. The sophomore posted straight-set wins in all of her CC singles matches, dropping just 12 games along the way. In doubles, she teamed with Emily Javedan for five matches at No. 1 and two at No. 2, losing just three total games through their six matches. This marks the third-straight year at Hopkins player earned the conference's top honor as Player of the Year, and sixth time overall. 

Bader secured Rookie of the Year honors for JHU, becoming the fourth Blue Jay in the eight-year history of the award to nab the CC award for the top newcomer. She posted a 5-0 singles mark and 7-0 doubles record throughout the regular season, only dropping two games in CC singles play and one game in CC doubles with partner Dhanya Asokumar. Bader played No. 2, 3 and 4 singles for JHU and mostly at the No. 3 doubles position. 

Washington College head coach Oliver Reynolds was chosen by his fellow coaches at Coach of the Year after leading the Shorewomen to a 5-2 conference record and third-place finish in the standings. It is the first COTY honor for Reynolds and the second time a Washington College head coach received the award. 

Devireddy was joined on the All-CC singles and doubles first teams by Anji Kashyap and Sophia Strickland, both repeat all-stars. Kashyap was the CC Player of the Year in both 2018 and 2019 and becomes a three-time All-CC honoree. Stickland also becomes a three-time all-conference performer. Emily Javedan earned first team doubles accolades along with Devireddy, while the Kashyap-Strickland duo were also first-team doubles selections. 

Asokumar and Jessica Liang collected second team singles awards for JHU, while Bader and Asokumar were named honorable mention as a doubles pair to round out the Hopkins honorees. 

Dickinson and Washington College each secured three spots on the All-CC squad. Irene Meng led Washington College as a first-teamer in both singles and doubles. Alisha White earned first team doubles honors along with Meng, and was also named to the honorable mention singles team. Ella Samer was named second team singles for the second time in her career for the Shorewomen. 

Martine Fierro led the Dickinson trio of all-stars as a first-team singles and second-team doubles pick. Ariana Goitz and Hanna Butler earned second team singles spots for the Red Devils, with Goitz joining Fierro on the doubles second team. 

Cassidy Landau and Sammi Perry represented Franklin & Marshall on the All-CC team, with Landau named first team singles, Perry second team singles, and the duo combining for second team doubles honors. 

The Ursinus doubles pairing of Maddie Russell and Cara Freedman were named to the All-CC second team, the second career all-conference honors for both players. 

Player of the Year – Anjali Devireddy, So., Johns Hopkins

Rookie of the Year – Ali Bader, Fr., Johns Hopkins

Coach of the Year – Oliver Reynolds, Washington College

All-Sportsmanship Team

• Rachel Flame, Dickinson, Jr., Blue Bell, Pa. 
• Kayley Burke, Franklin & Marshall, Jr., Altoona, Pa. 
• Tierney Cantwell, Gettysburg, Fr., Lancaster, Pa. 
• Jessica Liang, Johns Hopkins, Jr., Bellevue, Wash. 
• Liz Fyfe, McDaniel, So., Media, Pa. 
• Sophia Framm, Muhlenberg, Fr., Owings Mills, Md.
• Jess Leach, Ursinus, Jr., Limerick, Pa.
• Ella Samer, Washington College, Sr., Boise, Idaho

Centennial Conference Players of the Year

1994      Pam Hendrickson, Washington College
1995      Kim Crusey, Swarthmore
1996      Paulina Sierra, Washington College
1997      Cynthia Hoenes, Gettysburg & Zeena Abdi, Johns Hopkins
1998      Katie Rouff, Franklin & Marshall
1999      Leah Rubin, Franklin & Marshall
2000      Leah Rubin, Franklin & Marshall
2001      Anjani Reddy, Swarthmore
2002      Anjani Reddy, Swarthmore
2003      Anjani Reddy, Swarthmore
2004      Anjani Reddy, Swarthmore
2005      Amy Schmidt, Muhlenberg
2006      Amy Schmidt, Muhlenberg
2007      Brittany Matava, Johns Hopkins
2008      Rachel Wallwork, Swarthmore
2009      Rachel Wallwork, Swarthmore
2010      Rachel Wallwork, Swarthmore
2011      Carolyn Warren, Johns Hopkins
2012      Lia Carlson, Swarthmore
2013      Caitlin Gallagher, Haverford
2014      Lia Carlson, Swarthmore
2015      April Weaver, Washington College
2016      Sara Finger, Muhlenberg
2017      Allison Wolters, Franklin & Marshall & Emma Kassan, Swarthmore
2018      Anjie Kashyap, Johns Hopkins
2019      Anjie Kashyap, Johns Hopkins
2021      Anjali Devireddy, Johns Hopkins

Centennial Conference Rookies of the Year

2013      April Weaver, Washington College
2014      Nicole Russo, Franklin & Marshall
2015      Sunaina Vohra, Johns Hopkins
2016      Chrissy Simon, Johns Hopkins
2017      Emma Kassan, Swarthmore
2018      Anjie Kashyap, Johns Hopkins
2019      Sonia Varma, Swarthmore
2021      Ali Bader, Johns Hopkins 

Centennial Conference Coaches of the Year

2009      Sean Sloane, Haverford
2010      Steve Riccio, Dickinson
2011      Linda Andrews, Muhlenberg
2012      Andy Knox, Dickinson
2013      Dave Woodring, Johns Hopkins
2014      Sean Kelleher, Franklin & Marshall
2015      David Donn, Washington College
2016      Dave Woodring, Johns Hopkins
2017      Dave Woodring, Johns Hopkins
2018      Dave Woodring, Johns Hopkins
2019      Ali Flores, Gettysburg
2021      Oliver Reynolds, Washington College