Tennessee women's tennis signs Rinon Okuwaki and Stefani Webb for 2026-27 season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 16, 2026, 3:01 PM
Last updated Jul 16, 2026
Alison Ojeda announced the addition of two tennis transfers, Rinon Okuwaki and Stefani Webb, to the Tennessee women's tennis team for the 2026-27 season. Okuwaki, a sophomore transfer from Clemson, had a successful freshman season with a 19-6 singles record and a No. 72 national ranking. Webb, a junior from Auburn, brings SEC championship experience and finished her last season with a 2-2 singles record. Both players are expected to make significant contributions to the Lady Vols' roster. The team looks ahead to integrating them into their lineup.
- •Alison Ojeda announced two tennis transfers for Lady Vols.
- •Rinon Okuwaki transfers from Clemson, boasts a 19-6 singles record.
- •Stefani Webb comes from Auburn, with SEC championship experience.
- •Both players expected to impact Tennessee's lineup immediately.
- •Ojeda emphasizes the program's excitement about the new signings.
- 3:01 PMYahoo Sports — Alison Ojeda announces signings of two tennis transfers
"Alison Ojeda announces the signings of two tennis transfers for the 2026-27 season.
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