CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard's Hana Moataz, Marina Stefanoni, Amina Yousry and Habiba Eldafrawy were each named All-American awardees for the 2021-22 season, the College Squash Association announced on Tuesday. 
 
Moataz, Stefanoni and Yousry each landed on the first-team, while Eldafrawy was honored as a member of the second-team. 
 
Harvard has had at least one All-American honoree in every season dating back to 1981-82, a stretch of 40 consecutive seasons. The program's three first-team selections in 2021-22 are the most of any school. 
 
For Moataz, this marks the second All-American honors of her collegiate career, while Stefanoni, Yousry and Eldafrawy are each a part of the distinguished group for the first time. 
 
Moataz finished her senior campaign with a record of 12-1 at the No. 1 singles position, earning a First-Team All-Ivy selection for the second time in her college career. A native of Cairo, Egypt, Moataz reached the final of the CSA Individual National Championships before ultimately finishing as the Ramsey Cup Runner-Up for the second time. 
 
Stefanoni complied a 12-1 mark in her first season of collegiate squash, playing most of her matches at the No. 2 spot on the ladder. The sophomore fought her way to the semifinal round in her inaugural Ramsey Cup appearance before falling to the No. 1 overall seed. The Darien, Conn. native was also a First-Team All-Ivy honoree, one of 10 student-athletes to make the list.
 
Yousry rounds out Harvard's First-Team selections, receiving the award after advancing to the quarterfinals at this year's Ramsey Cup. The senior went 7-1 on the season as an individual with appearances at the first, second and third positions. 
 
Following her victory in the Holleran Cup's South draw, Eldafrawy was recognized by the CSA as a Second-Team All-America member. The first-year finished 13-1 individually this season to tie for the team lead in wins. Eldafrawy joined teammates Moataz, Stefanoni and Serena Daniel as Harvard's First-Team All-Ivy selections. 
 
Click here to view the CSA criteria for All-American status.
 
First Team
Meagan Best (University of Virginia)
Alina Bushma (Drexel University)
Malak Ashraf Kamal (Trinity College)
Wen Li Lai (Cornell University)
Hana Moataz (Harvard University)
Sneha Sivakumar (Yale University)
Marina Stefanoni (Harvard University)
Sivasangari Subramaniam (Cornell University)
Andrea Toth (Princeton University)
Amina Yousry (Harvard University)
 
Second Team
Habiba Eldafrawy (Harvard University)
Andrea Lee (Colby College)
Sarahi Lopez (Trinity College)
Si Ma (Stanford University)
Elisabeth Ross (Yale University)
Elle Ruggiero (Princeton University)
Jana Safy (Trinity College)
Emma Supattapone (Dartmouth College)
Karina Tyma (Drexel University)
Nouran Youssef (Trinity College)