OXFORD, Ohio – Miami University head tennis coach Ricardo Rosas has announced two additions to the program. Riley Lepsi and Anastasiya Muravia will join the RedHawks in 2027-28.
“Riley and Anastasiya are two outstanding five-star recruits who represent exactly what we look for at Miami,” said Rosas. “They are hungry and talented competitors with the drive to improve and win. Having watched them compete and welcomed them to campus, I knew they were a great fit for our program. They share our values, embrace our championship tradition and understand what it means to be a Miami RedHawk. We are excited to welcome them to the Miami family and continue our mission of Graduating Champions.”
Riley Lepsi, 5-6, Wheaton, Ill (Wheaton Warrenville South)
Currently attends Wheaton Warrenville South High School
Coached by Marcy Hendricks
Three-time team captain
Five-star recruit by the Tennis Recruiting Network
Topped the No. 3 ranked player in the nation in singles her senior season
Finished first at ITA doubles
Team won back-to-back state titles as a junior and senior
Rosas Quote on Lepsi: “Riley stood out to me not only for her tennis ability and accomplishments, but also for her leadership, competitive spirit and grit on the court. Having watched her compete and spent time with her during her visit, I could see how naturally she fits our culture at Miami. She understands what it means to compete for something bigger than herself, and we are excited about the impact she will make on our program and the opportunity to see her compete and succeed at the highest level of college tennis.”
Anastasiya Muravia, 5-9, Boynton, Fla. (Palm Beach Virtual)
2026 ITF J60 singles finalist in Atlanta
2026 ITF J30 doubles champion in Chicago
Finished fourth at the 2025 USTA Girls’ 16s National Clay Court Championships
2025 Allstate Sugar Bowl 16 s Champion
2025 USTA Level 2 16s Champion
2025 USTA Level 3 16s Champion
Rosas on Muravia: “Anastasiya is a fierce competitor with an impressive record of success and a tremendous hunger to keep improving. Watching her compete, I was impressed by her passion, determination and willingness to embrace challenges. Getting to know her during her visit confirmed that she shares the competitive mindset and work ethic that define our program. We are excited about the immediate impact she can make at Miami and the opportunity to build on her success as she continues competing at the highest level.”