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Women’s Tennis Adds Three First-Years in its Class of 2030

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard women's tennis will add three talented first-years in its Class of 2030, Traci Green, The Sheila Kelly Palandjian Head Coach for Harvard Women's Tennis, announced today.

Anna Tabunshchyk (Burlington, Ontario), Elizabeth Evans (Cardiff, Wales), and Amina Zeghlouli (Tangier, Morocco) make up the incoming recruiting class for the Crimson. The three student-athletes bring a wealth of international experience and strong resumes to an already impressive returning roster.

Anna Tabunshchyk | 5'7" | Burlington, Ontario, Canada | Dr. Frank Hayden Secondary School

  • Has played for Tennis Canada and 2024 Billie Jean King Cup Juniors
  • Junior ITF ranking high of 238
  • J60 Ile des Soeurs singles and doubles champion
  • J60 Edmonton doubles champion and singles finalist
  • J100 Burlington singles finalist
  • $6000 Niagara-On-The-Lake singles and doubles champion
  • $7000 Veneto finalist
  • W15 doubles finalist
  • WTA singles top 1200 and doubles top 1000
  • IFT singles top 200

Elizabeth Evans | 5'4" | Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom | Howell's School Llandaf

  • Member of the Welsh national tennis team U18
  • Played at the top position for three consecutive years in the Four Nations Event
  • Two-time champion at the Four Nations Event
  • 2025 Welsh National Junior Player of the Year
  • J60 and J30 singles champion
  • Three-time doubles juniors champion at international competitions
  • WTA doubles ranking high of 1636
  • Junior career high world ranking of 340
  • Three-time Welsh Champion
  • Two national titles in the UK
  • Scholar recognition in high school

Amina Zeghlouli | 5'9" | Tangier, Morocco | CNED

  • Competed in singles and doubles with Tennis Club Mont-Saint-Aignan (2025-26), Tennis Club Clermontois (2024), and Tennis Club Nice Giordan (2022-23)
  • Career-high French ranking of 15
  • Career-high UTR of 10.01
  • Career-high ITF Junior rankings of 183
  • Two-time Tennis Europe U12 singles champion
  • Two-time ITF J5 champion (2021) and an ITF J4 title in 2022
  • ITF J1 doubles finalist in 2022
  • Winner of a CNGT tournament in 2025
  • French Baccalauréat with Highest Honors
  • Two-time Academic Excellence Awards
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