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Oklahoma Wesleyan University Tennis Head Coach Julia Mongin has been named the 2026 KCAC Women's Tennis Head Coach of the Year, a prestigious honor that reflects a season defined by consistency, excellence, and championship-level leadership.

In her sixth season at the helm of the Eagles' women's program, Coach Mongin guided Oklahoma Wesleyan to a 21–5 overall record and an unblemished 12–0 mark in conference play, culminating in a perfect KCAC regular season. Her steady approach and competitive vision propelled the Eagles to the top of the conference standings and established the program as one of the KCAC's premier contenders.

Under Coach Mongin's leadership, the Eagles delivered week after week, balancing dominance with discipline. The 2026 squad showcased depth throughout the lineup, resilience in pressure moments, and a team-first mentality that became a hallmark of the season. The flawless conference run stood as a testament to both preparation and execution, as Oklahoma Wesleyan consistently rose to the challenge against every KCAC opponent.

Coach Mongin's impact continues to extend beyond wins and losses. She has played a central role in shaping a program built on accountability, competitive toughness, and mutual respect. Her commitment to developing confident, well-rounded student-athletes—on the court, in the classroom, and within the community—has transformed the culture of OKWU Women's Tennis into one rooted in pride and purpose.

The 2026 season represents another milestone in the continued rise of the women's program, and Coach Mongin's recognition by her peers underscores the respect she has earned across the conference. As postseason play approaches, she remains focused on guiding her team with the same intensity and belief that fueled an undefeated KCAC campaign.

Oklahoma Wesleyan University is proud to celebrate Coach Mongin's achievement and the historic season she led, as the Eagles continue to soar under her direction.