Arabella Moen

Class:
Senior
Hometown:
Potters Bar, England

**2022, 2023, 2024, 2025 ITA SCHOLAR-ATHLETE**
**2022, 2023, 2024 BIG EAST ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM**

2024-25: Won a total of eight singles matches and two doubles matches over the season... served primarily as the sixth singles player, going 6-2 across her eight matches on court six… finished tied for the fifth-most wins in singles play during the spring season… partnered with Imogen Brooker to collect double wins over Lehigh (9/14) and UNC-Wilmington (11/1)… defeated Hofstra’s Mary Madigan in straight sets on route to a Pirates victory (2/15)… earned a swift two-set win against Creighton’s Alem Cote in The Hall’s upset win over Creighton in the first round of the BIG EAST Tournament (4/17).

2023-24: Won a total of eight singles matches and two doubles matches over the season... Was 6-1 during March... Earned two BIG EAST singles wins against Creighton’s Allison Wilcox and Providence’s Elisa Davalos.

2022-23: Won 11 singles matches and 11 doubles matches over the course of the year, including eight singles victories in spring dual matches...Defeated Providence's Mae Abreu at No. 5 singles...Teamed with Arina Gumerova to win the Siena Invitational A flight doubles championship...Won two BIG EAST doubles matches, teaming with Hiba El Khalifi at No. 3 to turn away Butler's Balthazor/Schildcrout and Oliwia Kempinski at No. 2 to defeat Providence's Ross/Abreu.

2021-22: Won 14 singles matches and 14 doubles matches over the course of her rookie campaign, including a 9-10 mark in spring singles and a 10-5 record in spring doubles...Rattled off five wins over her first seven spring matches, including a dominant weekend at No. 2 singles when she topped Binghamton's Caterina Casadei, 6-0, 6-0, and Monmouth's Zoe Klapman, 6-3, 6-0...Earned her first two BIG EAST singles wins on back-to-back days when she beat DePaul's Lenka Antonijevic and Marquette's Andie Weise at No. 3 singles...Was dominant in doubles when teamed with Arina Gumerova at No. 1...They went 10-2 together, and in eight of the 10 wins they lost three games or fewer...Three of their wins came in BIG EAST play vs. UConn, Georgetown and Villanova...Twice they were named BIG EAST Doubles Players of the Week.