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At Charlotte: 2007-08 - Second-Team All-Conference Started the spring match season 3-2 at number-one doubles with Ana Spivaokovsky... Slotted to number-two doubles with Candace Cunningham for six of last eight matches, finishing 2-1 and leading in the fourth match of the A-10 Championships... Played at either number-two or number-three singles the entire season. Had a streaky season, not alternating a win with loss or vice versa until the A-10 Championships, when she went win-loss-win-loss, starting with a win at number-three versus George Washington and finishing 1-2 at number-two in the last three matches... Led the team with 10 singles matches decided in a third set.
2006-07- Finished with an overall record of 17-13, including 4-6 in tournament play in the fall... In dual matches, she tallied a 12-7 mark at number four singles, winning her last five matches... Also posted a 1-0 mark at number three singles. In doubles action, she finished 3-3 in tournament doubles play... In dual match play, she was 9-10. Paired with Candace Cunningham, she was 0-1 at both number two and number three... With Michelle Alexander, she recorded a 7-8 mark at number two and 2-0 at number three.
2005-06 - Won 12 singles matches playing at number six singles... Won five of her last six regular season singles matches... Posted singles wins over players from East Carolina, Xavier, George Washington, Davidson, Winthrop and UNC Wilmington... Teamed with several partners in doubles for 12 wins but primarily played number two doubles with Ali Piacente... They posted 10 doubles wins including wins in five of their final six regular season matches.
At Hermitage: First African-American to reach the Davenport City Tournament... Earned All-Metro honors... Named Team MVP three times...Earned the Army Reserve Scholar Athlete Award...Earned the Fred McCraken Award that was given to the student-athlete which best exemplifies character and academic and athletic excellence... Three-time member of the all-academic team...Named to the athlete honor roll three times... Member of the National Honor Society.
