Women’s Tennis Welcomes a Standout Recruiting Class to Boston University
BOSTON – The excitement surrounding Boston University women’s tennis continues to build as the program celebrates the arrival of a nationally recognized recruiting class. According to TennisRecruiting.net, the Terriers’ incoming freshmen are ranked No. 17 in the mid-major recruiting poll, which is the second-best ranking in the Patriot League. Lauren Kettlewell and Vasilisa Borisova are set to join the Terriers this fall, bringing with them a wealth of talent and potential.
Recognition and Recruitment: A Tradition of Excellence
The mid-major rankings by TRN are particularly notable as they provide insight into programs outside the power conferences like the ACC, Big Ten, Big 12, SEC, and Ivy League. Under the expert guidance of head coach Lesley Sheehan, Boston University’s recruiting efforts have been acknowledged 16 times, showcasing a consistent commitment to attracting premier talent.
Meet the Fresh Faces of the Terriers
Lauren Kettlewell: A Future Star on the Court
Lauren Kettlewell is a five-star recruit hailing from Doral, Florida. She achieved a remarkable peak ranking of 45th nationally in the 2025 recruiting class as of April 30. Within the southeast region, she stands at an impressive No. 16 and is recognized as the No. 9 recruit coming out of Florida. Her impressive track record includes victories over blue-chip recruits and a flawless record against four-star competitors, according to TRN.
Kettlewell’s combination of skill, experience, and competitive spirit sets the stage for an impressive collegiate career. Fans and analysts alike are eager to see how she translates her exceptional high school performance onto the collegiate stage.
Vasilisa Borisova: Breaking New Ground
Vasilisa Borisova brings an international flair to the Terriers, arriving from Spain. She is notably the first Terrier from Spain since the 2003-04 season, when both Elena deMendoza and Elisa Glas were key senior players. Borisova has made her mark in the ITF circuit, achieving a highest singles ranking of No. 456 and reaching No. 1555 in WTA doubles rankings. Her repertoire also includes securing an ITF junior title, highlighting her competitive edge and resilience.
The Future Looks Bright for BU Women’s Tennis
The addition of Kettlewell and Borisova not only bolsters the Terriers’ roster but also fuels optimism as the program aims for success in the upcoming season. With the right mix of talent and determination, these athletes are poised to make significant contributions both on and off the court.
The BU women’s tennis team is more than just a collection of talented players; it’s a community ready to rise to new heights. As they prepare to kick off their season with these fresh recruits, fans can expect thrilling matches ahead. Be sure to stay connected with the Terriers for updates and follow their journey through the season!
For more information on the Boston University women’s tennis program, visit their official page.
