She was also one of just six athletes nationally to earn the NCAA Sportsmanship Award. Her 3.88 grade point average helped her earn several more awards, as well, including: Atlantic 10 Conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year; ESPN The Magazine’s Academic All-America Team; District IV All-Academic Team for the second consecutive year; and A-10 Student-Athlete of the Year for women’s tennis for the third consecutive year.
Her skills on the court earned her the University’s record for career wins with a 115-25 mark in singles and 103-27 in doubles. She was also named All-Conference for the fourth time last year after going 31-5 in singles play and 30-8 in doubles.
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