LANCASTER, Pa. -- Johns Hopkins swept the major awards to headline the 2023 All-Centennial Women's Tennis Team. Mary Beth Hurley was named Player of the Year, Kamila Wong secured Rookie of the Year, and the JHU coaching staff received Coaching Staff of the Year accolades. 

Hurley was named Player of the Year after going 11-4 overall and 5-0 in CC play at both the No. 1 and No. 2 singles spots and registering a 17-2 overall and 5-0 CC doubles mark, primarly at No. 2. Hurley's honor marks the fifth consecutive year that a Hopkins player earned the CC's top honor, and she becomes the sixth JHU player to receive that award. 

Wong was tabbed Rookie of the Year, becoming the fifth Blue Jays to collect the honor in its 10-year history. Playing mostly at No. 3 singles and No. 1 doubles, Wong boasts a 16-4 overall and 4-1 CC singles record and a 12-9 overall and 5-0 CC doubles record. 

In the inaugural year of the Coaching Staff of the Year award, JHU head coach Dan Pollock and assistant coach Alvin Modin were selected by their peers as the top staff in the conference. Pollock and Modin have guided the Blue Jays to a 19-3 overall record, unblemished 9-0 mark during the CC regular season, their 16th straight CC title and another trip to the upcoming NCAA Tournament. 

This year's All-CC squad is full of multi-time honorees, with 11 players receiving all-star recognition for at least the second time in their careers. JHU's Anjali Devireddy, a two-time CC Player of the Year, Franklin & Marshall's Cassidy Laundau and Dickinson's Martine Fierro each secured All-Centennial honors for the third time. Other repeat honorees include JHU's Emily Javedan and Christina Huynh, Swarthmore's Nathalie Williams and Crystal Xu, Haverford's Ellie Esterowitz, Abbey Russano and Mimi Lavin, and F&M's Jenna Harrison. 

Hopkins landed a conference-best eight players on the All-CC squad, followed by Swarthmore (5), Haverford (4), Franklin & Marshall (3), Bryn Mawr (2), Gettysburg (2), and Dickinson (1). 

Player of the Year – Mary Beth Hurley, Gr., Johns Hopkins

Rookie of the Year – Kamila Wong, Fr., Johns Hopkins

Coaching Staff of the Year – Johns Hopkins

All-Sportsmanship Team

• Lowrey West, Bryn Mawr, So., Little Rock, Ark.
• Molly Michel, Dickinson, Jr., Randolph, N.J.
• Presley Daggett, Franklin & Marshall, So., Haverford, Pa.
• Sarah Guistwite, Gettysburg, So., Carlisle, Pa.
• Rachael Fitzgerald, Haverford, So., Waterford, Va. 
• Catharina Ausfahl, Johns Hopkins, So., Rye, N.Y. 
• Malin Hermanson, Muhlenberg, Sr., Annville, Pa. 
• Lara Geib, Swarthmore, So., Ashburn, Va. 
• Fiona Finnerty, Ursinus, Fr., Selinsgrove, Pa. 
• Isabella Sorhegui, Washington College, Fr., Naples, Fla. 

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
2022      Anjali Devireddy, Johns Hopkins
2023      Mary Beth Hurley, 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 
2022      Nathalie Williams, Swarthmore
2023      Kamila Wong, Johns Hopkins

Centennial Conference Coaches / Coaching Staffs 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
2022      Dan Pollock, Johns Hopkins
2023      Johns Hopkins