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AUSTIN, Texas – College Sports Communicators (CSC) has announced the 2024-25 Academic All-American women's tennis teams. Alicia Dudeney represents Florida on the Third Team, rounding out her senior year on an 11-match win streak and earning a 3.78 GPA.
 
In her 2024-25 season alone, Dudeney was named an ITA All-American, awarded All-SEC First Team honors, recognized on the SEC Community Service Team, made a run to the NCAA Final Four Doubles Championship, and received her highest collegiate ranking in doubles at No. 3.
 
In the classroom, Dudeney received a degree in Business Administration and a certificate in Economics. Dudeney officially graduated from the University of Florida with Magna Cum Laude honors in May of 2025.
 
Dudeney now joins an elite list of accomplished student-athletes to receive a CSC Academic All-America honor while at Florida. The women's tennis program claims 10 Academic All-American honorees and 14 total honors.
 
As a whole, UF has seen 124 CSC All-Americans and has recorded a combined 170 honors. Dudeney is only the third Gator for the 2024-25 academic year to receive Academic All-American status, joining Josh Liendo (Swim and Dive) and Kennedy Martin (Volleyball).
 

Name	Sport	Year	Selection	Team
Alicia Dudeney	Tennis	2025	Women's Tennis	3rd
Josh Liendo	Swimming	2025	Men's S&D	1st
Kennedy Martin	Volleyball	2024	Volleyball	1st

 
For more information on how the CSC Academic All-America Teams are selected and for a full list of the 2024-25 Academic All-America Women's Tennis honorees, click here. 

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