CALIFORNIA (May 9) – A trio of players from the California (PA) tennis team were named to the College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-District Team on Tuesday afternoon, as junior Kylie Feltenberger (Polk, Pa./Franklin), sophomore Olivia Hoin (Maineville, Ohio/Kings) and sophomore Anna Oblock (Pittsburgh, Pa./Canon-McMillan) received the accolade.

With the award, all three players are eligible for consideration on the CSC Academic All-America Teams that will be announced next month. The CSC Academic All-America program replaces the former CoSIDA Academic All-America program after CoSIDA recently rebranded the organization as College Sports Communicators.

Feltenberger was featured in the singles lineup 17 times this year, playing primarily at the fifth position, plus split time at second and third doubles. She has played in over 40 singles matches during her career and tied for the lead in singles victories during the 2021-22 campaign. Feltenberger boasts a 3.96 cumulative grade-point average while pursuing a degree in social work with a minor in psychology.

A native of Ohio, Hoin played singles in 11 matches this season and was featured in the lineup primarily at the sixth slot. She also was featured in the doubles lineup 10 times with four different partners. Hoin holds a 3.61 GPA while majoring in criminal justice with a concentration in criminology.

Oblock played primarily doubles during the 2022-23 campaign, appearing in 10 matches at the third position with a trio of doubles partners. She also was slotted in the singles lineup four times after not appearing in any matches as a freshman. Oblock maintains a 3.85 GPA while pursuing a degree PreK-4 education.

To qualify for the academic all-district honors, a student-athlete must be at least a sophomore academically and in athletic eligibility, must maintain a cumulative 3.50 GPA or higher and must have played at least 50 percent of the team's matches. Additionally, each institution is capped at four nominees in the sport of women's tennis.