CLAREMONT, Calif. - Lindsay Eisenman, Rebecca Kong and Ananya Sriniketh were three of the 32 athletes selected to compete in the NCAA Division III Singles Championship in Chattanooga, Tennessee later this month, while Eisenman and Kong were one of the 16 doubles teams selected. 

The singles and doubles championships will take place after the team championships, where the Athenas will be the No. 1 seed in the tournament, entering postseason play with a 23-1 record, with the only loss coming in January to UC Riverside, a Division I school. 

Eisenman will try to defend the 2025 singles championship that she won last year at home at the Biszantz Family Tennis Center. Eisenman and Kong, meanwhile, will try to make it a double championship this year after winning the ITA Cup Doubles title in the fall, where Kong finished as the runner-up in singles.  

Sriniketh earned a qualification to nationals in her debut season, after playing most of the year at No. 2 singles. She picked up key wins at the ITA Indoor Championships in February, earning a three-set win in a comeback 4-3 win over Emory, and then earning the clinched in a 4-3 win over defending national champion WashU. 

The Athenas will open postseason play on Friday at home, when they take on the winner of Thursday's opening-round match between Mary Hardin-Baylor and Whitman at 12 noon.