Lauren Tanner, 5'9 wing from Plymouth HS has committed to continue her academic and athletic careers at Bethel College. Lauren is a four-year letter winner for Coach Dave Duncan who finished 18-7 and regional runner-ups. She averaged 6 points, 2.5 rebounds, 1.9 steals, and 2.0 assists per game her senior year.  A two-time captain for the Lady Pilgrims, Lauren was also a two-year letter winner on the track team. 

Taylor Seiss, a two-sport student-athlete, from Leo HS (Leo, IN) has committed to continue her academic and athletic careers at Bethel College. During her senior year, Taylor, a 5'7 shooting guard, set the school record with 42 points in a game. She helped lead Leo HS and Head Coach Carrie Shappell to a record of 17-5. 

The Bethel College women's tennis team, like all other spring sports at Bethel this year, was forced to deal with poor weather conditions throughout the month of April. In fact, the team was only able to practice outdoors twice the entire month. Still, attitudes were positive and the ladies worked hard whenever indoor courts were available.

Like all spring sports in northern Indiana, the Bethel College men's tennis team was forced to deal with an unusually cold spring season. In fact, the Pilots were only able to play three of their five matches scheduled for the spring.