BIDDEFORD, Maine — The All-Commonwealth Coast Conference Team has been announced, and the Roger Williams Women's Tennis team had six student-athletes received all-conference honors in addition to two major awards.
 
Emma Place (Francestown, N.H.) was honored as CCC Player of the Year while Head Coach Barry Gorman was chosen as CCC Coach of the Year. Place earned a spot on the All-CCC First Team – Singles along with Alessia Cahoon (Dedham, Mass.). Heidi Martin (Scituate, Mass.) was selected to the All-CCC Second Team – Singles, in addition to being named to the All-CCC First Team – Doubles with Cahoon. Receiving All-CCC Second Team – Doubles recognition was Place and Morgan Crimmins (Boston, Mass.).
 
Place went undefeated in singles play during the regular season playing at No. 1 while dropping only one of her doubles matches as part of the Hawks' No. 2 pair. In singles play, she went to one-all only once, taking her five other matches in straight sets. After losing her first doubles match of the season at No. 2, Place went on to rattle off five-straight No. 2 doubles victories to close out the season, including an 8-0 result against Salve Regina.
 
Gorman earns his third CCC Women's Tennis Coach of the Year honor after leading the Hawks to a perfect 6-0 record during the CCC regular season. His teams' performance this year earned them the top spot in CCC Pod A standings. Of their six victories, five were complete sweeps with the Hawks winning 9-0.
 
Cahoon amassed an overall record of 6-0 during the regular season while going 5-0 in conference play at singles, playing all six matches at the #2 flight. At doubles with Martin, they rolled to an undefeated regular season record together, going 6-0 overall at the #1 flight on the season.
 
Martin put together a 5-1 overall record in regular season singles play, playing solely at the #3 flight. She had an .800 singles winning percentage in CCC play, going 4-1 on the year. At doubles with Cahoon, the duo went undefeated in the regular season in the conference, winning all five of their #1 matches together.
 
Place and Crimmins were perfect on the year together in doubles play. The two went 4-0 in the regular season, with all four wins coming at the #2 flight. In CCC play, they were also unbeaten, going 3-0 in their matches during the regular season.