Kristyna Hranacova, a junior tennis player at Nova Southeastern University, has been named the Sunshine State Conference's Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year. This marks the first time in history that a student from NSU has received this accolade, recognizing excellence both on the court and in academics. Hranacova was instrumental in leading the Sharks to their second national title in three years and achieved top rankings in singles and doubles in Division II. With a stellar GPA of 3.98 and several academic honors, she exemplifies the balance of athletic and academic success.

By the Numbers
  • 3.98 GPA on a 4.0 scale
  • First NSU student to win SSC Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year
  • Ranked No. 1 in Division II singles and doubles by the ITA
State of Play
  • Hranacova continues to excel in both tennis and academics, recognized at national and conference levels.
  • The Sunshine State Conference celebrates its 50th anniversary while honoring student-athlete achievements.
What's Next

Hranacova is set to return to the tennis courts in the fall of 2026, potentially continuing her success and elevating NSU鈥檚 reputation in athletics further.

Bottom Line

Hranacova's recognition as the SSC Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year highlights her exceptional talent both in sports and academics, setting a precedent for future student-athletes at Nova Southeastern University.