chattanooga MOCS

Iacono Quick Facts & Accomplishments

• • Arrived at Chattanooga as a true freshman ahead of the 2025-26 season.
• • 2026 All-Southern Conference First Team (singles)
• • 2026 Southern Conference All-Freshman Team
• • Southern Conference Player of the Week (February 2026)
• • Ranked a five-star prospect in the class of 2025 (Tennis Recruiting Network).
• • Ranked No. 4 in North Carolina, No. 22 in the Southeast and No. 65 nationally (Tennis Recruiting Network).
• • Chattanooga's 2025 signing class ranked No. 16 in the Mid-Major Top 25.

Freshman (2025-26)

• • Played solely at the No. 1 singles slot; named to the All-Southern Conference First Team (singles) and the Southern Conference All-Freshman Team, finishing the season 24-7 overall between the fall and spring, going 12-4 in dual action (3-3 SoCon) and 12-3 in tournament play.
• • Ranked No. 19 in the final ITA Division I Women's Ohio Valley Regional Rankings released in June 2026 — the fourth Moc in program history and first since Kayla Jones (2015) to earn a final ITA Ohio Valley Regional singles ranking, and the second-highest such ranking among the four (behind Kayla Jones, No. 18, 2015).
• • Opened her collegiate dual career with victories in nine of her first 10 singles matches, six via straight sets; won her final three results of the season, including a 6-4, 6-1 win over ETSU's No. 1 player Ksenija Rage in the Southern Conference Tournament semifinals.
• • Recorded 33 doubles results between the fall and spring seasons, going 19-14 overall, 8-10 in duals (1-6 SoCon) and 11-4 in tournament action; reached the ITA Ohio Valley Regional Round of 16 (main draw) with teammate Rufaro Magarira, going 2-1 in the event with wins over duos from Cincinnati (R64) and Xavier (R32).
• • Earned the No. 82 ranking in the final fall ITA Division I Women's National Doubles Rankings with teammate Emma Pedretti; the other UTC duo of Rufaro Magarira and Savannah Presson also earned a No. 82 ranking.

High School — Greensboro Tennis Program (NC)

• • Product of the Greensboro Tennis Program in Greensboro, North Carolina; a five-star prospect ranked No. 4 in North Carolina, No. 22 in the Southeast and No. 65 nationally, peaking as high as No. 34 on the national scale in August 2022.

Singles Record

Doubles Record