FIRST TEAM ALL-STATE

Kylee Hung, Saddle River Day, Sr.

The state singles tournament champion, Hung, made the All-State first team for the first time. Hung was perfect this season, winning all 23 matches she played in both team and individual competition. Hung defeated players such as Bergen Tech’s Valerie Sinitsyn, Dwight-Englewood’s Sylvie Yao and Glen Rock’s Elizabeth Shulkin. The George Washington commit also won this season’s Bergen County Singles Tournament.

All-Flight

First Team

1S-Kylee Hung, Saddle River Day, Sr.

Third Team

2D-Ariella Dyadyuk, Jr./Caden Campbell, Sr., Glen Rock

All-Group 1

FIRST TEAM

S-Elizabeth Shulkin, Glen Rock, Sr.

S-Sofie Nakon, Glen Rock, So.

D-Lujain Albeltagy, Jr./Isabella Lin, Sr., Glen Rock

D-Ariella Dyadyuk, Jr./Caden Campbell, Sr., Glen Rock

THIRD TEAM

S-Umaiza Shaikh, Emerson Boro, Jr.

All-Non-Public

FIRST TEAM

1S-Kylee Hung, Saddle River Day, Sr.

THIRD TEAM

1D-Charlotte Au, Sr./Ella Singh, Jr., Dwight-Englewood

Ranked #19 in New Jersey for the 2026 Season

 Dwight-Englewood (13-3)

• Dwight-Englewood faced stiff competition in Bergen County and came out on top despite the adversity. With two close matches against No. 5 Glen Rock, Dwight-Englewood had key victories against Mount St. Mary and No. 20 Oak Knoll in the Non-Public, North Jersey section tournament. Dwight-Englewood also tallied wins over Fort Lee, Saddle River Day and Demarest.

NON-PUBLIC

• 1-Pingry (16-0)
• 2-Newark Academy (18-1)
• 3-Holy Angels (17-1)
• 4-Kent Place (11-1)
• 5-Dwight-Englewood (12-3)
• 6-Oak Knoll (12-3)
• 7-Trinity Hall (14-7)
• 8-Ranney (11-4)
• 9-Montclair Kimberley (9-6)
• 10-Princeton Day (10-6)

GROUP 1

• 1-Glen Rock (20-0)
• 2-New Providence (13-4)
• 3-Mountain Lakes (16-2)
• 4-Pitman (15-5)
• 5-Metuchen (15-2)
• 6-Haddon Township (13-7)
• 7-Kittatinny (9-4)
• 8-Lenape Valley (11-5)
• 9-Whippany Park (9-4)

North Jersey Interscholastic Conference Girls Tennis Player of the Year and Postseason Honors, 2026

As part of its girls tennis postseason honors, NJ.com is highlighting the best player, coach and team in every conference and league in New Jersey.

North Jersey Interscholastic Conference

Player of the Year: Kylee Hung, Saddle River Day, Sr.

The state singles champion also finished with a perfect senior season in team play. Hung also won the Bergen County Singles Tournament title.

Hung went 12-0 at first singles for Saddle River Day, defeating Dwight-Englewood’s Isla Wadell and Sylvie Yao, Glen Rock’s Elizabeth Shulkin and Montclair Kimberley’s Maddie Lewis.

Hung is also the first Saddle River Day player ever to win the state singles tournament title after her 6-3, 6-3 victory over Wilberforce’s Ashley Wu. In that tournament championship run, Hung defeated Bergen Tech’s Valerie Sinitsyn, Rumson-Fair Haven’s Molly Martin, Manasquan’s Lexi Mills, Shawnee’s Victoria vonHahmann and Newark Academy’s Lily Schonbraun.

Coach of the Year: Ashley Dominguez, Weehawken

Weehawken moved from the Meadowlands Division to the Patriot Division this season as the Indians thrived.

Weehawken improved from a 4-9 record last season to a 14-5 record. The Indian secured wins against Hasbrouck Heights, Emerson Boro, Kearny and Dickinson.

Team of the Year: Glen Rock

Glen Rock has extended its winning streak to 49 straight matches while winning their second consecutive Group 4 title.

In 2026, Glen Rock went 22-0 with wins against Dwight-Englewood, Saddle River Day, New Providence, Mountain Lakes, Whippany Park and Tenafly.

In first singles, sophomore Valerie Sinitsyn advanced to the quarterfinal round of the state singles tournament and the Bergen County Singles Tournament.