JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - North Florida men's tennis brought in five ASUN postseason honors highlighted by Andreas Scott sweeping ASUN Player & Scholar-Athlete of the Year, along with ASUN Doubles Pair of the Year with Bruno Vietri, as released by the conference office on Wednesday afternoon.

The reigning 2024 ASUN Regular Season and Tournament champions saw three different players take home five postseason honors from the conference. On top of Scott's accolades this season, Youssef Labbene added on an ASUN All-Freshman Team selection, followed with Vietri making the ASUN All-Academic Team to go with his ASUN Doubles Pair of the Year.

Scott, who was ASUN Tournament MVP in 2024, went from playing on courts four and five last season to elevating to the top court this year with an unblemished 8-0 ASUN record. With two ASUN Player of the Week honors and a 3.94 GPA while majoring in accounting, Scott follows in the footsteps of former teammate Jonas Hartenstein as an Osprey to  sweep the big three superlative awards for a second straight season.

Labbene becomes the first Osprey since Scott during the 2023 season to make the ASUN All-Freshman Team. Vietri's selection to the ASUN All-Academic squad makes it four straight seasons for UNF with an academic distinction from the conference.

COACH'S THOUGHTS
"I am so fired up for our guys and so proud of their accomplishments during the regular season! They worked so hard all year to be great teammates and these awards are just a byproduct of that work. Andreas [Scott] saw tremendous growth from last season to this season and stepped up for us as a player and a leader, Bruno [Vietri] had a goal for himself this year to play No. 1 doubles for us and not only did he do that but he worked with Andreas to now be the best doubles team in the ASUN, and Youssef [Labbene] had a tough transition coming in January and to see him find his footing at the end of the season is very exciting. I'm also proud of our guys for their recognition in the classroom as well. Now it's time to compete as a team in the tournament. Go Ospreys!"
-- head coach John Collins

Andreas Scott | ASUN Player of the Year, ASUN Scholar-Athlete of the Year, ASUN First-Team All Conference, ASUN All-Academic Team
Junior | Johannesburg, South Africa

• Earned a 3.94 GPA while majoring in accounting.
• ASUN Player of the Week, 2x (Jan. 15 | Mar. 19).
• Earned 11 wins overall in singles with an undefeated 8-0 record in ASUN play on the top court.
• Finished the season with nine straight victories capped with four of the last five in straight sets.
• Notched straight victories against Austin Peay's Sota Minami, Stetson's Eder Blanco, Lipscomb's Giovanni Ciocca, and North Alabama's Lachlan Brain.
• The reigning ASUN Tournament MVP swept UNA's Lachlan Brain (6-0, 6-0) on the road to cap off an 8-0 conference season.
• Added three-set thrillers against Queens' Laurenz Blickwede, EKU's Nuno Pinheiro, Bellarmine's Jack Batchelor and FGCU's Hugo Magnusson.
• All four three-set conference victories came after dropping the first set.
• Won in non-conference against Troy' Nicolas Simkin, Kennesaw State's Mikolaj Lis and Cleveland State's Lincoln Battle.
• Also was leading against Portland's Maxim Groysman and FAU's John Bernard before matches went unfinished.
• Notched eight wins in doubles play with four different partners with a 4-2 mark in ASUN play.
• and a 7-4 mark on the top court.
• Seven of the eight wins came on the top court with a 7-4 mark, while going 5-1 paired with Bruno Vietri.
• Picked up conference wins against Bellarmine, FGCU, Stetson and Lipscomb.
• Also had key non-conference doubles victories against Troy, Portland, Kennesaw State and Cleveland State.
• Also led in doubles match against FAU before its went unfinished.

Andreas Scott & Bruno Vietri | ASUN Doubles Pair of the Year

• Went 5-1 overall in doubles play with an undefeated 4-0 mark in ASUN play on the top court.
• Held an outstanding 5-1 mark in doubles play as the Ospreys' No. 1 pairing.
• Four of the five wins came during conference play with an unblemished 4-0 ASUN record.
• Picked up conference wins against Bellarmine, FGCU, Stetson and Lipscomb.
• Also had key non-conference victory against Portland.

Youssef Labbene | ASUN All-Freshman Team
Freshman | Tunis, Tunisia

• Earned seven wins in singles with four wins coming in ASUN play as a freshman.
• Picked up a win on court two, three wins on court three and three wins on court four.
• Held a 6-2 record over the final eight matches of the season.
• Won in conference against EKU's Romeo E. Navarro, Bellarmine's Vineet Ramesh, Austin Peay's Tom Bolton and Lipscomb's Facundo Perlov.
• Also had key non-conference victories against Troy, Cleveland State and Rider.
• Led in doubles against No. 16 South Carolina before match went unfinished.

Bruno Vietri | ASUN All-Academic Team
Sixth Year | Rosario, Argentina

• Earned a 3.90 GPA while receiving his Master's of Educational Leadership
• Earned five wins in singles with all five wins coming on court two.
• Returned from injury this season after being out all of last year.
• Four of the five wins came against the ASUN with a non-conference win against Cleveland State.
• Won in conference against Queens' Win Steveker, Bellarmine's Matthew Nice, Austin Peay's Giovanni Becchis and Stetson's Christian Kuehne on senior day.
• Notched eight wins in doubles play with an undefeated 4-0 mark in ASUN play.
• Six of the eight wins came on the top court with a 5-1 mark paired with Andreas Scott.
• Picked up conference wins against Bellarmine, FGCU, Stetson and Lipscomb.
• Also had key non-conference doubles victories against Troy, Portland, Kennesaw State and Mercer.
• Also led in doubles match against EKU before its went unfinished.