TEMPE, Ariz. - The Intercollegiate Tennis Association announced its women's tennis All-Americans for the 2024-25 season and Lynn junior Salma Djoubri was honored for the third consecutive year as an individual while the team of junior Carla Galmiche and junior Kristen Younes were recognized for their elite doubles play.
 
To be recognized by the ITA for the award, a student-athlete must rank in the top-20 in singles or top-10 in doubles. Djoubri finished the season as the No. 8 singles player in the nation during the 2024-25 season, finishing the spring with a 12-3 overall singles record, including going 8-1 against SSC competition. All 12 wins came in No. 1 singles, while she was 6-3 against top-ranked players in the ITA rankings.
 
In addition to being named an ITA All-American, Djoubri's junior season has culminated in being tagged as a CSC Academic All-American, SSC Athlete of the Year and a member of the All-SSC First Team.
 
Galmiche and Younes paved the way to an incredible season as a tandem, finishing the 2025 season as the fifth-ranked team in the nation by ITA. The duo posted an impressive 12-3 record, all in the top flight, with a 8-0 mark in the SSC. They accented their regular-season with wins in the top flight against No. 1 Nova Southeastern and No. 16 Florida Southern. Galmiche and Younes were also named to All-SSC First Team for their breakout season in doubles play.
 
Overall, the trio brings the program to 93 All-American nods since Lynn made the move up to the NCAA in 1997. Meanwhile, it marks an overall total of 127 All-Americans in Lynn University women's tennis history since 1987.