Tarleton State Tennis has hired Ekaterina Vorobeva as its new assistant coach, as announced by head coach Elianne Douglas-Miron. Vorobeva, a former top 100 player in Russia and assistant coach at UTRGV, is expected to enhance the team's competitive culture as they transition into a challenging new conference. Douglas-Miron praised Vorobeva's passion for athlete development and regional knowledge, which will be vital for navigating upcoming challenges in the UAC. With a strong coaching background and impressive collegiate playing record, Vorobeva aims to make a significant impact on the program.

By the Numbers
  • Vorobeva went 19-3 in singles during the 2021-22 season.
  • As a freshman, she helped lead Northwood to a 15-7 overall record, with a 7-1 conference performance.
State of Play
  • Tarleton State is coming off a successful 2025-26 season, winning the Conference Championship.
  • The team secured their first NCAA Tournament appearance at the Division I level.
What's Next

Looking ahead, Vorobeva's coaching will be crucial as Tarleton State prepares for increased competition in their new conference structure and aims to build on their recent successes.

Bottom Line

Vorobeva's addition is a strategic move for Tarleton State Tennis, reinforcing their commitment to excellence as they transition into a more competitive landscape while also nurturing emerging talent in the program.