2023 Women's Tennis Media Almanac

2022-23 NORTH FLORIDA WOMEN’S TENNIS QUICK FACTS

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2022-23 NORTH FLORIDA WOMEN’S TENNIS | SCHEDULE & ROSTER

2023 Schedule

Coaching Staff

Head Coach: Catherine Dunagan (Fourth Season)

Assistant Coach: Anastasia Reimchen (Second Season)

Volunteer Assistant Coach: Ana Roman Dominguez (Fourth Season)

Where We Are From

United States: 4 (Gulihur, Long, Makela, Nash)

England: 2 (Davis, Forster)

Brazil: 2 (Oliveira, Melilo)

By Class

Graduate: 4 (Forster, Gulihur, Melilo, Nash)

Junior: 1 (Davis)

Sophomore: 2 (Long, Oliviera)

Freshman: 1 (Makela)

2015: The Ospreys won its fourth-ever ASUN title and started the new reign in the conference with a 4-1 win against FGCU in the ASUN Championship. UNF took care of Lipscomb, 4-0, in the ASUN Championship Semifinals before winning the title on its home courts.

2016: The Ospreys ran the table in the ASUN, going 6-0 during the regular season before repeating the same path through the ASUN Championship. A sweep of Lipscomb in the semifinals setup a 4-2 victory in the ASUN Championship Finals against FGCU in Spartanburg, S.C.

2017: With a 4-3 loss to No. 1 seed FGCU in the regular season finale looming over the shoulder of the Ospreys, North Florida turned the tables on the host Eagles with a thrilling 4-3 comeback win at FGCU in the ASUN Championship Finals. The win secured head coach Mariana Cobra her first of three ASUN titles.

2018: North Florida went 17-8 in 2018, posting a 5-1 mark in the regular season before claiming its fourth consecutive title. No. 2 North Florida dispatched Lipscomb with a sweep in the semifinals. After enduring a long night and rain delays, the Ospreys outlasted Stetson, 4-1, behind strong play by its freshman to earn the 2018 title.

NORTH FLORIDA WOMEN’S TENNIS | 6-STRAIGHT ASUN TITLES (NINE OVERALL)

2019: The Ospreys faced a similar route to the title in 2019. Once again, rain pushed the Ospreys semifinal’s match with Lipscomb to auxiliary courts at Stetson. After a sweep, the Ospreys returned to face FGCU in the championship match. Despite having a commanding lead, FGCU evened it 3-3. Rafaela Gomez put the icing on her career by clinching.

2021: For the fifth time in six seasons, UNF and FGCU met in the finals. The Ospreys handled the nerves, working past an hour-plus long rain delay to take care of business against FGCU and win the title, 4-2. Constanza Gorches capped a great career by clinching the match. UNF defeated No. 25 Ole Miss in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament.

CATHERINE DUNAGAN

HEAD COACH (4TH SEASON) PRESBYTERIAN, ‘08

who rose as high as 40th in the rankings. Freshman Madison Dillon also earned a national singles ranking during the season.

Career Highlights at UNF

Career Highlights at UNF

Saw Kit Gulihur and Ana Paula Melilo to the ITA Southeast Regionals Doubles Championship and an invitation to nationals - Oct. 18, 2021

Won the program’s first-ever home match against an SEC foe, defeating Missouri, 4-1 - Feb. 27, 2022

Gulihur and Melilo make the program’s first NCAA Singles and Doubles Championship appearances in program history respectively - May 23 and 24, 2022.

UNF earns a share of the 2022 ASUN Regular Season Championship - Apr. 16, 2022

Defeated No. 25 Ole Miss in the NCAA Regionals First Round (May 7, 2021) - 1st Win in the NCAA Championship in UNF DI History

2021 ASUN Coach of the Year - April 29, 2021

Won 2021 ASUN Championship - April 24, 2021

Reached 100-Career Wins April 23, 2021

Dunagan comes to UNF following one season serving as the associate head coach for women’s tennis at Furman University. Prior to that, she had a seven-year stint as the head women’s tennis coach at Presbyterian College and another two seasons leading the Newberry College program.

In her season at Furman, the Paladins posted a 26-1 overall mark and perfect 7-0 SoCon record and concluded the season ranked 55th nationally. Furman, which claimed its third-consecutive and 19th overall Southern Conference title in 2019, put together a 23-match winning streak, the longest in Furman history. The Paladins, who climbed as high as 40th in the national poll, secured the SoCon’s automatic bid the NCAA Championships and earned a No. 3 seed in the tournament for just the second time in program history.

Additionally, Furman had individuals ranked in both the singles and doubles polls during the season, including SoCon Player of the Year Katarina Kozarov, who was ranked as high as 30th and was 67th in the final poll, and the Furman doubles duo of Kozarov and SoCon Freshman of the Year Julia Adams,

Prior to her time at Furman, Dunagan served as the head women’s tennis coach at Presbyterian for seven seasons. The winningest coach in Division I program history at Presbyterian, she amassed 74 wins at the helm of the Blue Hose program and achieved the first three winning seasons in Division I history in 2015, 2017, and 2018. She led Presbyterian to its first Big South Conference tournament victory in 2018, as the Blue Hose upset Charleston Southern, 4-2, in the opening round to advance to the semifinals.

In 2017, under Dunagan’s tutelage, Tracy Johnson became the first Blue Hose player to earn All-Big South first team accolades after posting a 14-7 record. At the 2017 ITA Regional Championship, Dunagan coached Beth Taylor and Brittany Nuttall to victories over Davidson and Elon as the Blue Hose duo reached the round of 16.

Prior to her time at Presbyterian, Dunagan spent two seasons as the head women’s tennis coach and compliance coordinator at Newberry.

A native of Opelika, Ala., Dunagan earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology with a minor in mathematics from Presbyterian in 2007. A four-year letter winner for the Blue Hose, she played in the No. 1 singles and doubles position, leading Presbyterian to four-straight conference titles and a 24-1 league record during her career. A four-time All-Southern Atlantic Conference (SAC) selection, Dunagan was honored as the SAC Tournament MVP as a senior. She also earned the Greek Athlete of the Year award as a Zeta Tau Alpha member during the 2006-07 season.

Dunagan and her husband, David, a native of Gainesville, Ga., who is a 2008 Presbyterian graduate, have two daughters, Ellis and Sloane.

Catherine Dunagan was named the head women’s tennis coach in August of 2019.

ANASTASIA REIMCHEN

ASSISTANT COACH (1ST SEASON) IOWA, ‘18

Born in Germany, Reimchen moved to England at four years old before growing up and earning the opportunity to play collegiately at the University of Iowa.

In Iowa City Reimchen earned a No. 47 and No. 49 national ranking in doubles play. She also racked up a series of accolades, including the Big Ten Sportsmanship Award, Grinder Award and Iron Hawk award.

Reimchen competed predominately at the top doubles slot, while also earning time at the second and third slot. She also picked up nine singles victories in addition to 56 doubles triumphs.

After her days as a Hawkeye, Reimchen moved on to play on the ITF Pro Circuit, training largely in Boca Raton, Fla.

Reimchen graduated with a bachelor’s in English and is fluent in German, Russian and English. She will be pursuing her master’s in communication at North Florida.

Anastasia (Nastia) Reimchen joined the UNF women’s tennis staff as assistant coach in August of 2021.

ANA ROMAN-DOMINGUEZ

VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH (3RD SEASON) USF, ‘19

Ana Roman-Dominguez joined the North Florida Women’s Tennis coaching staff in June of 2019 after a successful fouryear playing career at the University of South Florida in Tampa.

Roman-Dominguez was a three-time All-American Conference selection, helping the Bulls earn a conference title and three finals appearances. During the 2016 season she was tabbed AAC Freshman of the Year, and in 2019 she picked up three player of the week honors.

Roman-Dominguez helped the Ospreys to the 2021 ASUN Championship title as well as the program’s first win in the NCAA Championships during its DI era. That same year UNF swept the ASUN superlative awards.

Other Individual Accolades:

Ranked No. 36 in the nation (singles)

Nominated Woman Athlete of the Year by the NCAA in 2019 Team captain (2018, 2019)

She also brings with her youth tennis coaching experience having taught private tennis lessons in Spain and during her time at USF.

A native of Burgos, Spain, Roman-Dominguez graduated from USF with a bachelor’s in business management and is currently pursuing a master’s degree from UNF.

ANNABELLE DAVIS

5-5 | JUNIOR SOMERSET, ENGLAND

HONORS

Two-Time Second Team All-ASUN (2021, 2022)

ASUN Player of the Week (3.29.22)

ASUN Freshman of the Year

All-ASUN Freshmen Team

Clinched UNF’s win against No. 25 Ole Miss in the NCAA Championship First Round

2021 ASUN Champion

ASUN Honor Roll (2020-21, 2021-22)

2021 ITA Division I Scholar-Athlete

Spring 2022

Followed up a phenomenal freshman year with another all-conference season, earning Second Team All-ASUN honors.

Was 13-0 during regular season ASUN singles and doubles play.

Named ASUN Player of the Week March 29.

Finished with a 22-8 singles record and 15-6 dual singles mark.

Went 9-0 in regular season ASUN singles play.

Took home an 8-0 dual doubles mark and a 4-0 tally in ASUN play.

Played at the second and third singles slot, going 13-6 at the third position.

Was 7-0 at the third doubles position.

Didn’t lose a singles match between March 18 and April 23.

Won 22-straight singles sets during that stretch.

Played all but two doubles matches with Summer Yardley, posting wins with Sean Lodski and Ana Paula Melilo.

Won every doubles set played during the spring.

Picked up a Power Five win against Iowa Jan. 29.

Was leading 6-4, 3-1 before having her match left unfinished against No. 24 Florida State’s Lesedi Jacobs.

Fall 2021

Had an impressive fall, leading the Ospreys with seven singles wins.

Concluded the fall on a five-match winning streak to finish the fall 7-2.

Went 4-4 in fall doubles play, finishing the fall slate on a four-match doubles winning streak.

Picked up singles wins against two Power Five foes, earning victories against Florida and Clemson.

2021 (Freshman)

Named ASUN Player of the Year, Second Team All-ASUN and All-ASUN Freshmen Team selection ... Clinched UNF’s 4-3 win against No. 25 Ole Miss in the NCAA Championship First Round, North Florida’s first-ever win in the NCAA Tournament during its Division I era ... Finished the season on a seven-match winning streak ... Concluded the year with a team-best 11-1 record ... Went 6-0 in ASUN matches ... Turned in a 7-0 mark at the five slot, 3-1 at the six slot and 1-0 at the fourth slot ... Went 2-0 in the ASUN Championship ... Appeared in 12 doubles matches, all at the third slot ... Made her collegiate debut February 28 against Presbyterian, a straight sets win ... Earned a singles win against No. 16 UCF’s Marion Deloziere, downing her in three sets ... Her only loss was a three-set defeat against FAU’s Radka Buzkova March 24 ... Nine of her 11 wins in singles play came in straight sets.

Prior to UNF

Graduated from the Millfield School where she also played field hockey, swimming and netball ... As of July 2020 ranked 18th in 18U and 66th in Open’ Women’s British National Rankings ... British U18 Grade 1 Junior National Championships Quarter-finalist ... British U18 Junior National Grade 2 Semi-finalist ... Independent Schools National Doubles Champion ... Taunton Grade 1 British Tour Quarter-finalist ... Edgbaston Grade 1 British Tour Quarter-finalist ... Burnham Grade 3 Women’s Open Winner ... Taunton Grade 3 Women’s Open Winner ... Somerset State Women’s Singles and Doubles Champion ... Earned Academic Attainment & Effort Commendations and the Physical Education A-Level Award ... Named Tennis Academy Player of the Year and Most Improved Player .... Twice named Fitness Improver of the Year

Personal

Daughter of Claire and Nicholas Davis

Majoring in exercise science

Prior to UNF

Transferred in from Colorado

ITA Scholar-Athlete every year from her sophomore year on Ceal Barry Leadership Award as a sophomore

Spring 2021 PAC - 12 Honorable Mention

Went 12-5 in singles last spring

Defeated No. 26-ranked Valentina Ivanov (Cal) in an upset over No. 12 Cal last spring

Student-Athlete Athletic Directors Honor Roll (Freshman year and on)

Pac-12 Honor Roll student (Fall 2019-present)

Dean’s List honoree for three semesters

July 2021 Student-Athlete of the Month

35-24 singles record, 28-20 in duals

19-30 doubles record, 15-25 in duals

Personal

Favorite tennis player is Ashleigh Barty

Can reach 100-plus kick-ups with a soccer ball

Went to Claire’s Court Sixth Form College for high school in Maidenhead, Berkshire, England

Daughter of Jackie and Steve Forster

Is an only child

Intends to pursue her master’s of science in communication management

Nickname is “Meg” or “Megs”

Why UNF?

“I chose UNF because it checks many boxes for me. It was made clear on my visit how strong the team bond and competitive nature of the program was. The team also holds the same values and morals that I do. I cannot wait to play alongside and compete for such a talented team and coaching staff.” - Megan Forster

Coach Dunagan on Megan

“We are extremely excited to welcome Megan to UNF. She brings a vast amount of experience competing at a high level at University of Colorado. She has had years of success and will bring a great competitive spirit to our team. More importantly, she is an incredible person. She has been a tremendous leader for her current team and her coach speaks very highly of her both as a player and as a person. I know she will come in and make an immediate impact on our program.”

CAREER SINGLES & DOUBLES*

MEGAN FORSTER

5-7 | GRADUATE MAIDENHEAD, BERKSHIRE, ENGLAND

KIT GULIHUR

5-10 | GRADUATE CAMP PENDLETON, CALIF.

HONORS

ASUN Winner for Life Honoree - Spring 2022

2022 CoSIDA Academic All-American Second Team At-Large Honoree (First in program history)

NCAA Elite 90 Honoree (May 22, 2022) - First in UNF History

2022 CoSIDA Academic All-District 4 First Team At-Large Honoree (First in program history)

2022 Automatic Bid to NCAA Doubles Championships (With Ana Paula Melilo)

2022 Automatic Bid to NCAA Singles Championships

5x ASUN Player of the Week (March 24, 2021 | Jan. 25, 2022 | March 1, 2022 | April 12, 2022 | April 19, 2022)

2x ASUN Scholar-Athlete of the Year (2021, 2022)

2x ASUN All-Academic Pick (2021, 2022)

2x ASUN First-Team Selection (2021, 2022)

2022 ASUN Player of the Year

2022 ASUN Doubles Pair of the Year (With Ana Paula Melilo)

2021 ASUN Champion

2021 ASUN Championship Tournament MVP

2021 ASUN Championship All-Tournament Team

No. 70 ITA Doubles Ranking (Ana Paula Melilo - March 25, 2021)

No. 33 ITA Preseason Doubles Ranking (Ana Paula Melilo - Sept. 6, 2021)

No 9 ITA Doubles Ranking (Ana Paula Melilo - Dec. 8, 2021)

No. 5 ITA Doubles Ranking (Ana Paula Melilo - Feb. 9, 2022)

No. 13 ITA Doubles Ranking (Ana Paula Melilo - Feb. 24, 2022)

No. 19 ITA Doubles Ranking (Ana Paula Melilo, Mar. 9, 2022)

No. 15 ITA Doubles Ranking (Ana Paula Melilo, Mar. 23, 2022)

No. 28 ITA Doubles Ranking (Ana Paula Melilo, Apr. 6, 2022)

No. 29 ITA Doubles Ranking (Ana Paula Melilo, Apr. 13, 2022)

No. 30 ITA Doubles Ranking (Ana Paula Melilo, Apr. 20, 2022)

No. 32 ITA Doubles Ranking (Ana Paula Melilo, Apr. 27, 2022)

No. 33 ITA Doubles Ranking (Ana Paula Melilo, May 4, 2022)

No. 42 ITA Doubles Ranking (Ana Paula Melilo, June 2, 2022)

No. 9 ITA Doubles Southeast Region Ranking - Final (Ana Paula Melilo, June 15, 2022)

No. 23 ITA Doubles Preseason Ranking (Ana Paula Melilo, Sept. 6, 2022)

No. 32 ITA Singles Ranking (Dec. 8, 2021)

No. 56 ITA Singles Ranking (Feb. 9, 2022)

No. 66 ITA Singles Ranking (Feb. 24, 2022)

No. 47 ITA Singles Ranking (Mar. 9, 2022)

No. 38 ITA Singles Ranking (Mar. 23, 2022)

No. 45 ITA Singles Ranking (Apr. 6, 2022)

No. 36 ITA Singles Ranking (Apr. 13, 2022)

No. 45 ITA Singles Ranking (Apr. 20, 2022)

UNF Athletics Department Best Individual Female Performance (with Ana Paula Melilo) - 2022 Ozzies

No. 47 ITA Singles Ranking (Apr. 27, 2022)

No. 47 ITA Singles Ranking (May 4, 2022)

No. 60 ITA Singles Ranking (June 2, 2022)

Spring 2022

Put together the most decorated individual single season in program history.

Became the first NCAA Singles Championship selection in the program’s Division I history. Also earned a trip to the NCAA Doubles Championship.

Became the fifth Osprey named ASUN Player of the Year in program history, while also earning ASUN Doubles Pair of the Year honors with Ana Paula Melilo.

Named ASUN Scholar-Athlete of the Year for consecutive years, the first-ever to do that in program history.

Landed in 11 ITA Singles Rankings from Dec. 8 to June 2, reaching as high as No. 32 in the singles rankings.

Achieved a historic ITA Doubles Ranking of No. 5 with doubles partner Ana Paula Melilo, picking up 11 such rankings over the season.

Posted more “firsts”, becoming the first NCAA Elite 90 honoree in program history as well as the first 2022 CoSIDA Academic All-District 4 First Team award.

Named the ASUN Player of the Week four times, while also picking up First Team All-ASUN honors.

Led UNF in singles wins and doubles wins.

Posted a 23-4 overall singles record and a 17-3 mark in dual singles play, all of which came at the top slot.

Notched a 22-7 doubles record and a 15-4 mark in dual play.

Combined to go 15-2 in all ASUN regular season play.

Won two singles matches against ranked foes including No. 87 Margaux Maquet of Charlotte and No. 104 Yasmine Kabbaj of FIU.

Started off the year with a straight-sets win against McCartney Kessler of Florida.

Only lost two singles sets in all of the ASUN regular season.

Played four doubles matches with freshman Isabel Oliveira before settling in to play with Melilo the rest of the season.

Fall 2021

Made history by finishing the fall ranked No. 9 in the ITA Doubles Ranking with Ana Paula Melilo and No. 32 in the ITA Singles Rankings.

Won the ITA Southeast Regional Doubles Championship with Ana Paula Melilo, defeating pairs from Miami, Florida and Georgia twice.

Also earned doubles wins against pairs from LSU, Florida State and UCF.

Was undefeated in singles play as well, sweeping the competition with wins against Kennesaw State, Florida, Miami, Charlotte, Auburn and Florida.

Won the UNF Fall Invite Flight A Singles championship, clinching the victory against Emma Shelton of Florida.

Also competed the ITA All-Americans in Charleston, S.C.

2021 (Junior)

Was a huge part of UNF’s ASUN Championship run and NCAA Tournament appearance ... Led the team with 18 singles wins, going 18-5 ... Tallied a 17-5 mark at the second singles slot and a 1-0 mark at the top position ... Tied for the team lead in doubles, going 15-9 ... Was 12-3 at the first position and 3-6 at the second slot ... Named ASUN Scholar-Athlete of the Year ... Named to the ASUN First Team ... Played all but one singles match at the second slot, competing in one singles match at the top slot ... Competed at one doubles before closing out April and May at the second doubles position ... Played doubles with Ana Paula Melilo, Summer Yardley, Annabelle Davis and Valentina Mariotto ... Achieved the first ITA doubles ranking for the Ospreys since Rafaela Gomez and Constanza Gorches were tabbed No. 52 in November of 2018 ... Named the March 24 ASUN Player of the Week ... Tabbed the ASUN Championship Tournament MVP ... Posted a 10-match singles winning streak between March 19 and April 24 ... Won the majority of her singles matches in straight sets, doing so in all but three of her wins ... Earned a doubles win against No. 7 Florida State’s Giulia Pairone and Nandini Das, downing the duo, 7-5, with Ana Paula Melilo.

*Denotes Numbers from Oklahoma State

*Denotes Numbers from Oklahoma State

CAREER SINGLES & DOUBLES

ANSLEE LONG

5-8

HONORS

2022 ASUN All-Freshman Selection ASUN Honor Roll (2021-22)

Tennis - @ospreyWTEN // @ospreyswten

Spring 2022

Named to the 2022 ASUN All-Freshman Team.

Finished third on the team in singles wins and dual singles victories, going 17-12 and 13-8 in dual matches.

Went 9-3 at the fifth singles slot and 4-5 at the fourth slot.

Picked up 13 doubles wins, including eight in dual play, getting time at the first and second slots.

Earned her first dual singles win in a return to her hometown, downing Alexandria Mjos of USF in three sets.

Didn’t lose a singles match between Feb. 4 and Feb. 20, defeating opponents form USF, FAMU, Flagler, FIU and Georgia Southern.

Put herself in position to pick up a win against No. 24 FSU’s Olympe Lancelot, taking the first set before her match was left unfinished.

Took home her first Power Five singles win after defeating Gabriela Martinez of Mizzou Feb. 27. Won five-straight ASUN singles between March 25 and April 8.

Started the season playing doubles with Summer Yardley before settling into playing alongside classmate Isabel Oliveira.

Fall 2021

Posted a strong fall in her first competition with UNF.

Went 4-4 in singles play and 5-2 in fall doubles, competing with Sean Lodzki predominately and in one match with Annabelle Davis.

Finished the year on a 2-0 singles stretch and a three-match doubles winning streak.

Picked up singles wins against USF, Georgia State, USF and Tulane.

Prior to UNF

Attended St. Petersburg HS

Ranked as high as No. 8 in the G18s in Florida and landed on the Hot 100 national list

Won the 2019 Sectional and Conference Championship team National Honor Society and Science National Honor Society member

| SOPHOMORE ST. PETERSBURG, FLA.

Accolades

Won the Daytona Beach G4 ITF in doubles in 2020. Was a five-star recruit on Tennis Recruiting. Third at a level two national tournament this year. Won the level two national in doubles (18-year old age bracket) this past October.

Personal Daughter of Kirsi and Kai Makela

Has two siblings, Jenniina (15) and Ella (9) Cousin, Tanja Toumi, played professional tennis and junior tennis in Finland

Enjoys singing in her free time.

Favorite tennis players are Ashleigh Barty and Andy Murray. Intends to major in psychology

Coach Dunagan’s Comments

“We are so excited Jasmin has become a part of our program. She is a fierce competitor, driven and has incredible work ethic. I know she will make a great impact on our team. Not only is she great on the court, she is an excellent student and leader. She is the perfect fit for our culture and is excited to help us achieve our goals for the program. I am blessed to welcome Jasmin and her family into our UNF family and I cannot wait to have the opportunity to coach her.”

Why UNF?

“I chose UNF because of the great team and atmosphere the school provides. The team’s close connection and competitive spirit built by Coach Catherine Dunagan was very nice to see, which made my decision easier.”

JASMIN MAKELA

5-6 | FRESHMAN BOCA RATON, FLA.

ANA PAULA MELILO

5-3 | GRADUATE SÃO PAULO, BRAZIL

HONORS

2022 Automatic Bid to NCAA Doubles Championships

(With Kit Gulihur)

2x ASUN Champion (2019, 2021)

3x ASUN Player of the Week ( April 15, 2019 | March 10, 2021 | March 31, 2021)

2022 ASUN Doubles Pair of the Year (With Kit Gulihur)

No. 70 ITA Doubles Ranking (March 25, 2021 - Kit Gulihur)

No. 9 ITA Doubles Ranking (December 8, 2021 - Kit Gulihur)

No. 5 ITA Doubles Ranking (February 9, 2022 - Ana Paula Melilo)

No. 13 ITA Doubles Ranking (February 24, 2022 - Kit Gulihur)

No. 19 ITA Doubles Ranking (March 9, 2022 - Kit Gulihur)

No. 15 ITA Doubles Ranking (March 23, 2022 - Kit Gulihur)

No. 28 ITA Doubles Ranking (Apr. 6, 2022 - Kit Gulihur)

No. 29 ITA Doubles Ranking (Apr. 13, 2022 - Kit Gulihur)

No. 30 ITA Doubles Ranking (Apr. 20, 2022 - Kit Gulihur)

UNF Athletics Department Best Individual Female Performance (with Kit Gulihur) - 2022 Ozzies

No. 32 ITA Doubles Ranking (Apr. 27, 2022 - Kit Gulihur)

No. 33 ITA Doubles Ranking (May 4, 2022 - Kit Gulihur)

No. 42 ITA Doubles Ranking (June 2, 2022 - Kit Gulihur)

No. 9 ITA Doubles Southeast Region Final Ranking (June 15, 2022 - Kit Gulihur)

No. 23 ITA Preseason Doubles Ranking (Sept. 6, 2022Kit Gulihur)

2019 ASUN All-Freshman Team

2019 ASUN All-Conference Second team

2021 ITA Division I Scholar-Athlete

Fall 2021 ITA All-American Doubles Main Draw

ASUN Honor Roll (2018-19, 2019-20, 2020-21, 2021-22)

Crowley Student Award Winner - UNF (Fall 2022)

FLORIDA Women’s Tennis - @ospreyWTEN // @ospreyswten

Spring 2022

Played almost exclusively in doubles alongside Kit Gulihur, becoming the first Osprey doubles duo to advance to the NCAA Doubles Championships.

Named ASUN Doubles Pair of the Year with Gulihur.

Ranked in every ITA Doubles poll of 2022, reaching as high as No. 5 to start the spring season.

Finished the year ranked No. 42 in the ITA Doubles rankings.

Went 20-7 in doubles play, including 15-5 in duals.

Took home a 3-2 mark against ranked doubles foes.

Knocked off eight of nine doubles foes in ASUN play.

Won in straight sets in both of her singles matchups, with one coming against North Alabama and the other against Bellarmine.

Fall 2021

Completed solely in doubles play, going 5-1 in six matches while making UNF history with a ITA Southeast Regionals championship with Kit Gulihur.

Finished the fall ranked No. 9 in the ITA Doubles Rankings.

Earned an impressive set of doubles wins, defeating pairs from LSU, Georgia (twice), Miami and Florida.

2021 (Junior)

Became a two-time ASUN Champion ... Earned two ASUN Player of the Week honors, doing so March 10 and 31 ...

Earned a No. 70 ITA Doubles Ranking with playing partner Catherine Gulihur ... Sidelined during April and May due to an injury ... Last match competed in during the season was a March 29 win against Kennesaw State ... Went 9-4 in singles play and a dominant 12-2 in doubles competitioPlayed at the second and third singles slots ... Competed exclusively at one doubles, playing with Catherine Gulihur ... Earned a doubles win against No. 7 Florida State’s top pair of Giulia Pairone and Nandini Das.

2019-20 (Sophomore)

Finished the season 7-3 at the two slot in singles in the shortened spring season ... Went 7-2 with Lucia Montano in No. 1 doubles ... Defeated Yu Fujioka of South Alabama in straight sets to help the Ospreys beat the Jaguars for the first time since 2009-10 (Feb. 8, 2020) ... Posted a 6-5 singles record during the fall season ... Went a team best 12-3 in doubles action with partner Lucia Montano, bringing home 2 doubles titles ... Won the Doubles Flight A Final at the Mercer Gridiron Invite ... Took home the championship at the Doubles Flight A Final at the Bedford Cup at FGCU

2018-19 (Freshman)

Part of the ASUN Championship team ... Had a team-high 21 wins in singles play and 13 in dual matches ... Went 6-1 in ASUN action to earn a second team nod, competing at the No. 3 spot ... Paired with Valentina Mariotto in the No. 3 doubles spot for a 12-7 mark including a 5-0 ASUN record ... Had a nine-match win streak from February 23-April 13 ... Ended the season on a nine-match win streak with Mariotto as they did not finish the final two matches of the season ... Was key in helping UNF claim a share of the regular season title as she defeated Julia Ascua in three sets to help the Ospreys beat FGCU.

Prior to UNF (prep)

Comes in with an ITF juniors ranking of #341 ... Won several national championships in both singles and doubles ... Was a four-time champion in singles & doubles in the National tournaments GA doubles championships at the G1 competition ... In 2016, Defeated MariaRiveira Corado who is currently ranked in the ITF top 35 ... Finished as the runner-up in the ITF junior finals in Londrina and Vila Maria, while also capturing in the doubles title in Curitiba ... Winner of Rendez Vouz in Brazil that granted her a spot in the qualifying draw of Junior Roland Garros ... She won two rounds to enter the main draw of the 2018 juniors competition.

Personal

Daughter of Alexandre and Denize ... Majoring in economics Also played soccer.

CAREER SINGLES & DOUBLES

2021 (Junior)

Competed in four matches before being sidelined by an injury the rest of the season ... Went 2-0 in singles play and 2-1 in doubles competition ... Picked up a singles win against FIU at the five slot, and another against Wofford at the sixth position ... Notched doubles wins at the third slot with Valentina Mariotto, defeating USF and Wofford ... Competed with Sean Lodzki, Valentina Mariotto and Constanza Gorches in doubles play.

2019-20 (Sophomore)

Won six matches during the spring season, including a three match winning streak to start the year ... Played in the fifth single slot for every match in the spring ... Went 5-4 during the spring in doubles play with two matches unfinished ... Played in the second double slot in every match in spring ... Nash and Gorches won the first slot in doubles during the first game of the year against Florida A&M ... Downed Lucia Garrigues, 6-3, 3-6, 6-4, to clinch the match at the five slot against University of South Florida ... Finished her fall season with a 6-5 overall record in singles play ... Doubles partners with Sean Lodzki, Constanza Gorches, and Florencia Rossi ... Finished with a doubles record of 6-4 ... Runner-up in the Ali Weber Singles Consolation Finals at the Florida State Invite to conclude her fall season

2018-19 (Freshman - at Kennsaw State)

Went 6-10 after appearing in 18 singles matches for the Owls ... Went 2-3 in conference-singles play, earning victories against North Alabama and North Florida ... Earned non-conference triumphs against UAB, UNCW, Murray State and Jacksonville State ... Prior to UNF ... Graduated from Atlantic Coast High School where she won the Class 7A Region 1 championship in singles and doubles ... Reached the finals of the Class 7A State Championships in doubles in 2017 ... Took home the singles crown at the 2017 Julington Creek Plantation Level 6 competition ... Played at the USTA Clay Court and Hard Court National Championships in 2015, 2016 and 2017 ... Reached a 210 national ranking and 30th ranking in Florida.

Personal Daughter of Tim and Sheri Nash Majoring in communication

KENDALL

NASH

5-9 | GRADUATE JACKSONVILLE, FLA.

HONORS

2021 ASUN Champion

ASUN Honor Roll (2019-20, 2020-21, 2021-22)

2021 ITA Division I Scholar-Athlete

ISABEL OLIVEIRA

5-7 | SOPHOMORE BRASILIA, BRAZIL

HONORS

2022 ASUN All-Freshman Selection

2021 ASUN Champion

ASUN Honor Roll (2020-21, 2021-22)

2021 ITA Division I Scholar-Athlete

Sarah Vande Berg Sportsmanship Award (Bedford Cup - Oct. 1-2)

Spring 2022

Tennis - @ospreyWTEN // @ospreyswten

After having to sit out the spring 2021 season due to travel restrictions as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, earned a spot on the ASUN All-Freshman team thanks to nine dual singles wins and 10 dual doubles victories.

Played at singles slots, three, four and five.

Picked up doubles victories at all three slots, while going a personal best 7-4 at the second doubles slot.

Partnered up with fellow classmate Anslee Long for the majority of her doubles matches. Also played the first few doubles matches of the season with Kit Gulihur.

Won her lone doubles match with Kendall Nash, a 6-0 win against Bellarmine.

Clinched the win against the SEC’s Missouri with a 6-4, 6-4 victory against Emelie Schwarte Feb. 27. Her first dual doubles win came in a win at USF Feb. 4.

Picked up Power Five doubles wins against Iowa and Missouri.

Fall 2021

Had a strong fall debuting for the Ospreys, winning singles matches against opponents from Georgia, USF and Stetson.

Played alongside Kendall Nash, Summer Yardley and Kit Gulihur in doubles play.

Went 5-2 in doubles play, posting victories against USF, FAU, Florida State, UCF and FAMU.

freshman (2021 - Did Not Compete)

Member of the 2021 ASUN Champion team ... did not compete, remained in Brazil as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Prior to UNF (Prep)

Graduated from Club Med Academies. Daughter of Maria de Faria and Ricardo Oliveira.

CAREER SINGLES & DOUBLES

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

M24 Lynn L, 1-8

M28 Georgia College & St.* W, 5-4

H:

1996:

1998: 30-5 (10-1 Peach Belt)

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4-1 |

F22 Barry University

F23 Augusta State*

M31 at Armstrong Atlantic* L, 3-6

A1 Clayton State* W, 6-2

Northwood W, 6-3

A4 Columbus State W, 7-1

A11 at Rollins L, 4-5

A15 vs. Francis Marion^ W, 6-1 vs. Columbus State^ W, 5-0

A16 vs. Armstrong Atlantic^ W, 5-0

M6 Armstrong Atlantic L, 4-5

*-Peach Belt Conference Match

^-Peach Belt Conference Tournament (Savannah, Ga.)

#- NCAA Division II Regional Championships (Greenwood, S.C.)

2001: 16-10 (5-4 Peach Belt) H: 9-6 | A: 6-4 | N: 1-0 Peach Belt Conference

F17 Flagler L, 1-8

F18 Augusta State* W, 8-1

F20 Rollins L, 3-6

F22 at Jacksonville W, 4-3

F24 at Columbus State W, 6-1

M3 Francis Marion* W, 9-0 Ferris State W, 7-2

M4 UNC Pembroke* W, 7-0

M9 Lynn L, 1-8

M13 Morehead State W, 8-1

M17 at USC Upstate* W, 9-0

M18 at USC Aiken* W, 9-0

M21 at Valdosta State W, 7-2

M23 at GA College & State* L, 4-5

M24 at Clayton State* L, 3-6

M25 at Kennesaw State* L, 4-5

M28 Armstrong Atlantic* L, 3-6

M31 FGCU W, 9-0 Northwood (MI.) W, 8-1

A3 Rollins L, 3-6

A9 Presbyterian W, 7-2

A19 vs. Armstrong Atlantic^ W, 5-1

A20 vs. Clayton State^ W, 5-3

A21 vs. Armstrong Atlantic^ L, 3-5

M4 Augusta State W, 5-0

M5 Barry University L, 4-5

*-Peach Belt Conference Match

^-Peach Belt Tournament (Savannah, Ga.)

2002: 15-11 (9-2 Peach Belt)

H: 11-6 | A: 4-5 | N: 0-0 Peach Belt Conference

F2 at Stetson* W, 6-1

F3 USC Aiken* W, 9-0

F5 Jacksonville L, 3-6

F16 Augusta State* W, 8-1

foreit

A6 Rollins L, 3-6

A7 vs. Delta State% W, 7-0

A8 vs. West Florida% L, 1-8

*-Peach Belt Conference Match

%- NCAA Divison II National Championships (Pensacola, Fla.) 2000: 23-8 (9-1 Peach Belt) H: 17-4 | A: 4-3 | N: 2-1 Peach Belt Conference

F3 at Bethune-Cookman L, 3-6

F7 vs. Barry University L, 2-7

F12 USC Aiken* W, 9-0

F15 Jacksonville W, 9-0

F18 Flagler W, 6-3

F20 at UNC Pembroke* W, 9-0 at Francis Marion* W, 8-1

F21 at Lander* W, 9-0

F23 Rollins L, 4-5

F25 West Florida L, 3-6

F26 Kennesaw State* W, 8-1

M4 Augusta State* W, 9-0

Gardner-Webb W, 9-0

M5 USC Upstate* W, 9-0

M13 Appalachian State W, 6-3

M14 Shorter College W, 6-3

Savannah State W, forfeit

M16 Tennessee-Martin W, 7-2

M22 Valdosta State W, 5-2

Binghamton W, 7-2

F20 at Francis Marlon* W, 9-0

F24 at Lynn L, 1-8

M1 West Florida L, 2-7

M9 Columbus State* W, 6-3

M12 Tennesse-Martin W, 8-1

M16 Kennesaw State* W, 8-1 GA College & State* W, 5-4

M17 USC Upstate* W, 9-0

M19 UMASS W, 7-2

Auburn-Montgomery L, 0-6

M22 UNC Pembroke* W, 8-1

M24 Clayon State* L, 4-5

M27 Armstrong Atlantic* L, 1-8

A1 Barry University L, 1-7

A5 vs. Ouachita$ L, 2-7

A5 vs. Delta State$ W, 7-2

A7 at Flagler L, 0-5

A9 at Rollins L, 2-7

A14 Valdosta State W, 8-1

A18 Columbus State^ W, 5-2

A19 Clayton State^ W, 5-4

A20 Armstrong Atlantic^ L, 0-5

*-Peach Belt Conference Match

$-UWF Tennis Jamboree (Pensacola, Fla.)

^-Peach Belt Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.)

2003: 12-11 (5-2 Peach Belt)

H: 5-5 | A: 7-6 | N: 0-0

Peach Belt Conference

F15 at Columbus State* W, 6-3

F16 at West Florida

M2 UNC Pembroke*

M23 Kennesaw State* W, 9-0

M26 Armstrong Atlantic* L, 3-6

M29 Lynn L, 1-8

A4 vs. UC San Diego$ W , 6-3

A12 vs. BYU Hawaii$ W, 6-3 Rollins L, 3-6

A17 vs. Columbus State^ W, 5-0

A19 vs. Armstrong Atlantic^ L, 1-5 vs. Clayton State^ W, 5-3

M3 vs. Pfeiffer# W, 5-0

M4 vs. Armstrong Atlantic# L, 0-5

*-Peach Belt Conference Match

$-West Florida Invitational (Pensacola, Fla.)

^-Peach Belt Conference Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.)

#- NCAA Division II Regional Tournament (Savannah, Ga.)

2004: 15-9 (6-3 Peach Belt) H: 12-7 | A: 3-2 | N: 0-0 Peach Belt Conference

F21 Kennesaw State* W, 7-2

F22 Columbus State* L, 3-6

F28 GA College & State* W, 5-4

M1 Clayton State* L, 3-6

M5 USC Aiken W, 9-0

M7 West Florida L, 3-6

M9 Gardner-Webb W, 9-0

M11 Ferris State W, 7-2

M12 Augusta State* W, 8-1

M14 USC Upstate* W, 5-4

M16 Tennessee-Martin W, 6-3

M24 Jacksonville L, 1-8

M27 at UNC Pembroke* W, 9-0

M28 at Francis Marlon* W, 9-0

M29 Valdosta State L, 4-5

M31 at Armstrong Atlantic* L, 0-9

A3 Barry University W, 5-4

A6 at Rollins W, 6-3

A10 at Lynn L, 1-8

A15 vs. Clayton State& W, 5-4

A16 vs. Armstrong Atlantic& L, 0-5

A17 vs. GA College & State& W, 5-3

M7 vs. Armstrong Atlantic^ W, 5-3

M8 vs. USC Upstate^ W, 5-2

M7 Kennesaw State W, 5-1

M8 vs. Columbus State# L, 3-5

*- Peach Belt Conference Match

&-Peach Belt Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.)

#- NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.)

2005: 15-5

H: 8-1 | A: 7-4 | N: 0-0

F9 Flagler W, 9-0

F13 Lynn W, 6-3

F17 Embry-Riddle (Fla.) W, 8-1

F18 at Nova Southeastern W, 7-2

F20 Francis Marion W, 8-1

F26 at USC Upstate W, 6-3

M4 at Columbus State L, 4-5

M5 at West Florida L, 4-5

M6 UNC Pembroke W, 9-0

M8 Eastern Kentucky W, 7-2

M9 Rollins Postponed

M13 Tennessee-Martin W, 6-3

M16 Northern Illinois Postponed

M17 Northern Illinois Postponed

M20 at Barry L, 2-7

M22 at Clayton State Postponed

M23 at Kennesaw State W, 9-0

M24 at Clayton State W, 6-3

M25 at GA College & State W, 8-1

M26 at Augustana (S.D.) W, 9-0 at USC Aiken W, 5-0

A1 Northwood University W, 8-1

A6 at Jacksonville L, 3-4

A7 Armstrong Atlantic Postponed

vs. USF

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

2012: 16-5 (9-0 Atlantic Sun)

H: 8-0 | A: 6-5 | N: 2-0

Atlantic Sun Conference

F1 at #18 FSU L, 0-5

F11 at UNC Wilmington W, 5-2

F12 at #70 College of Charleston L, 1-6

F28 Charleston Southern W, 4-3

M3 at #10 Miami L, 0-7

M4 at Barry Cancelled

M8 Eastern Kentucky W, 6-1

M10 Troy W, 7-0

M12 at Georgia State L, 2-5

M16 USC Upstate* W, 6-1

M17 ETSU* W, 6-1

M21 at UCF Cancelled

M25 West Virginia W, 7-0

M26 at Jacksonville* W, 7-0

M29 at FGCU* W, 7-0

M31 at Stetson* W, 6-1

A6 Belmont* W, 6-1

A7 Lipscomb* W, 5-0

A13 at Kennesaw State* W, 6-1

A14 at Mercer* W, 7-0

A21 vs. #4 Stetson^ W, 4-2

A22 vs. #2 ETSU^ W, 4-2

M11 vs. #10 Miami% L, 0-4

* - Atlantic Sun Conference Match

^-Atlantic Sun Tournament (Johnson City, Tenn. & Bristol, Tenn.)

%-NCAA Tournament

2013: 16-5 (7-1 Atlantic Sun) H: 10-2 | A: 4-2 | N: 2-1 Atlantic Sun Conference

M5 #61 College of Charleston

M11 Cleveland State

2015:

J24 at #13 Miami

J25 at #53 USF

Troy W, 5-2

F18 UCF W, 4-3

M2 College of Charleston W, 7-0

M7 at USF W, 4-3

M8 Jackson State W, 7-0

M10 at Furman

M11 George Washington W, 6-1

M14 South Alabama W, 6-1

M19 at Lipscomb* W, 4-0

M20 at Northern Kentucky* W, 5-0

M26 Kennesaw State* W, 4-0

M28 USC Upstate* W, 6-1

A2 Stetson* W, 4-3

A4 at Florida Gulf Coast* W, 4-3

A10 Lousiana* W, 6-1

A18 Lipscomb University^ W, 4-0

A19 Florida Gulf Coast^ W, 4-0

M8 at #15 Miami% L, 0-4

*- Atlantic Sun Match

^-Atlantic Sun Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.)

%- NCAA Tournament

2016: 13-7 (6-0 Atlantic Sun)

H: 6-3 | A: 5-4 | N: 2-0

ASUN Conference

J30 South Carolina State W, 4-0

J30 No. 35 Florida State L, 1-4

F5 Flagler W, 7-0

F10 at UCF W, 4-3

F20, No. 35 Auburn L, 1-5

* - Atlantic Sun Conference Match ^-Atlantic Sun Tournament (Deland, Fla.)

#-NCAA Tournament 2011: 15-7 (8-2 Atlantic Sun) H: 8-2 | A: 5-4 | N: 2-1 Atlantic Sun Conference

J30 Florida A&M W, 7-0

F19 at Samford L, 1-6

F20 at UAB W, 4-3

F24 at Charleston Southern Cancelled

F25 at College of Charleston L, 2-4

M4 ETSU* W, 4-3

M6 Charlotte W, 6-1

M9 Penn W, 5-2

M11 at USC Upstate* W, 7-0

M12 at Campbell* L, 3-4

M16 Buffalo W, 4-3

M18 Mercer* W, 6-1

M19 Kennesaw State* W, 5-2

M25 at Lipscomb* W, 5-0

M26 at Belmont* W, 6-1

A1 Stetson* L, 3-4

A2 FGCU* W, 6-1

A7

5-2

M14 Kennesaw State* W, 7-0

M16 Mercer*

M22 at ETSU*

Upstate*

A12 at Northern Kentucky*

A13 at Lipscomb* W, 6-1

A20 vs. #3 USC Upstate% W, 4-0

A21 vs. ETSU% W, 4-2

M10 vs. #6 Miami^ L, 4-0

* - Atlantic Sun Conference Match

%-Atlantic Sun Tournament (Johnson City, Tenn.)

^-NCAA Tournmanet 2014: 15-6 (8-0 Atlantic Sun) H: 5-2 | A: 10-3 | N: 0-1 Atlantic Sun Conference

F7 FIU Cancelled

F9 FAMU W, 7-0

F12 at UCF W, 4-3

F20 at Troy W, 5-2

F21 at South Carolina L, 0-7

F22 at SC State W, 7-0

M1 at UNC Wilmington

M10 at Louisiana Lafayette

M11 at TCU

M15 at Barry

M16 vs. Clemson

M21 at FGCU*

M22 at Stetson*

M25 Arkansas

M28 ETSU*

M30 USC Upstate* W, 4-0

M30 at FSU

0-4

A4 at Kennesaw State* W, 6-1

F21 at Troy W, 5-1

F26 at No. 34 Clemson L, 2-5

M10 ETSU L, 3-4

M13 at No. 41 South Alabama L, 1-6

M18 Southern Illinois W, 7-0

M24 at NJIT* W, 6-1

M26 at USC Upstate* W, 7-0

M31 Lipscomb* W, 6-1

A2 Kennesaw State* W, 7-0

A7 Florida Gulf Coast* W, 4-3

A9 No. 49 USF L, 4-3

A16 at Stetson* W, 5-2

A23 No. 4 Lipscomb^ W, 4-0

A24 No. 2 FGCU^ W, 4-2

M13 at No. 5 Georgia% L, 0-4

*- Atlantic Sun Match

^-Atlantic Sun Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.)

%- NCAA Tournament

2017: 15-9 (4-1 Atlantic Sun)

H: 10-4 | A: 4-5 | N: 1-0 ASUN Conference

J20 Flagler W, 4-0

J21 #16 South Carolina L, 0-4

J24 Florida A&M W, 7-0

F3 at Florida State L, 0-4

F4 at New Orleans W, 6-1

F5 at LSU L, 0-4

F15 UCf L, 2-5

F17 Bethune-Cookman W,7-0

F19 Troy W, 6-1

M4 at USF L, 3-4

M6 Furman L, 2-5

M9 James Madison W, 3-4

M9 Savannah State W, 7-0

M12 South Alambama L, 3-4

M16 UNCG W, 5-0

M25 Stetson* W, 5-2

M30 at Kennesaw State* W, 7-0

A1 at Lipscomb* W, 6-1

A6 USC Upstate W, 7-0

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

ASUN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS (TEAM)

2022 (Regular Season Co-Champs)

2021 (Regular Season, Tournament)

2016 (Regular Season, Tournament)

2014 (Regular Season, Tournament) 2014 (Regular Season) 2013 (Tournament)

2012 (Regular Season, Tournament) 2010 (Tournament)

PEACH BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS (TEAM) 2000 (Tournament)

SUNSHINE STATE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS (TEAM) 1997 (Tournament) 1996 (Tournament) 1995 (Tournament) 1994 (Tournament)

ITA ALL-AMERICA

Stine Vogt Andersen Singles/Doubles

Katarzyna Lapinska Singles

Diane Pensabene Doubles

1990

Stine Vogt Andersen Singles/Doubles

Page Bates Singles/Doubles

Diane Pensabene Doubles

Jo Wilkins Singles/Doubles

Katarzyna Lapinska Singles

1989

Lori Webster Singles/Doubles

Jo Wilkins Singles/Doubles

1988

Sue Leach Doubles

Lotta Ekberg Honorable Mention

Marie Farrar Honorable Mention

Jill Ward Honorable Mention

Lori Webster Honorable Mention

Dr. Cynthia Basler

(Induction Date: Jan. 9, 2018)

Dr. Heather Hyme Dore

(Induction Date: Oct. 25, 2014)

Wendy Bruno

(Induction Date: Oct. 12, 2013)

Rene Ladue

(Induction Date: Nov. 16, 2012)

Adriana Isaza

(Induction Date: Oct. 8, 2011)

1986 Team

(Induction Date: Feb. 20, 2008)

1984 Team

(Induction Date: Feb. 20, 2008)

Charley Jenks

(Induction Date: Feb. 20, 2008)

Leo Vorwerk

(Induction Date: Feb. 20, 2008)

Leigh Ann Tabor

(Induction Date: Feb. 7, 2007)

Quetzali Vazquez First Team (S)

Mariella Calderon/Michelle Valdez

Second Team (D)

2004

Camilia Sagae Singles

2001

Juila Hartner Singles

2000

Claudia Schiffczyk Singles

1998

Ulrika Gaver Doubles

Dawn Ritter Doubles

Wendy Bruno Singles

1997

Dawn Bodea Doubles

Wendy Bruno Singles

Ulrika Gaver Doubles

Kendra Pascoe Doubles

Narelle Paul Doubles

1996

Dawn Bodea Doubles

Wendy Bruno Singles/Doubles

Ulrika Gaver Singles

1995

Dawn Bodea Doubles

Wendy Bruno Doubles

Heather Hyme Singles/Doubles

Marcey Smith Singles/Doubles

1994

Heather Hyme Doubles

Adriana Isaza Singles/Doubles

Tonya Pedata Singles

Marcey Smith Doubles

Leigh Ann Tabor Singles/Doubles

1993

Heather Hyme Doubles

Adriana Isaza Singles/Doubles

Laura Speicher Doubles

Leigh Ann Tabor Singles/Doubles

1992

Marie Bonilla Doubles

Heather Hyme Doubles

Laura Speicher Singles/Doubles

Leigh Ann Tabor Singles/Doubles

1991

1987

Cindi Basler Singles/Doubles

Jill Ward Doubles

1986

Cindi Basler Singles/Doubles

Terry Chandler Doubles

Beverly Corbie Doubles

Rene LaDue Singles/Doubles

1985

Beverly Corbie Doubles

Rene LaDue Singles/Doubles

1984

Jane Fletcher Singles

Millan Fryklund Singles/Doubles

Lisa Goldberg Singles/Doubles

ITA ARTHUR ASHE REGIONAL SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD

Marie Farrar 1988

Kendra Pascoe 1997

ITA ARTHUR ASHE NATIONAL SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD

Marie Farrar 1988

ITA NATIONAL ROOKIE OF THE YEAR

Page Bates 1989

ITA REGIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Liliana Hung 2005

ITA REGIONAL ROOKIE OF THE YEAR

Page Bates 1989

Marcey Smith 1994

ITA REGIONAL PLAYER TO WATCH

Wendy Bruno 1995

UNF ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

2011-12 UNF Women’s Tennis Team

(Induction Date: Jan. 20, 2023)

Aline Berkenbrock

(Induction Date: Nov. 9, 2019)

Ulrika Gaver

(Induction Date: Feb. 23, 2019)

ASUN CONFERENCE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Kit Gulihur

2015

Michelle Valdez First Team (S)

Luise Intert Second Team (S)

Esther Zuniga Second Team (S)

Taylor Hollander/Esther Zuniga

Second Team (D)

Luise Intert/Rebeca Pereira

Second Team (D)

Marina Cunningham/Quetzali

Vazquez

2014

Second Team (D)

Simona Weymar First Team (S)

Taylor Hollander Second Team (S)

Marina Cunningham/Taylor Hollander

Second Team (D)

ASUN CONFERENCE COACH OF THE YEAR

ASUN CONFERENCE FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR

Annabelle Davis

Aline Berkenbrock 2009

ASUN CONFERENCE (S) - singles; (D) - doubles

2013

Lorena Aviles First Team (S)

Simona Weymar First Team (S)

Melanie Aguirre Second Team (S)

Mariella Calderon Second Team (S)

Marina Cunningham/Taylor Hollander

Second Team (D)

2012

Aline Berkenbrock First Team (S)

Lorena Aviles First Team (S)

Danielle Day First Team (S)

Lorena Aviles/Aline Berkenbrock

Second Team (D)

Rebeca Pereira/Simona Weymar

Second Team (D)

Danielle Day/Melanie Aguirre

Second Team (D)

2022

Kit Gulihur - First Team

Annabelle Davis - Second Team

2021

Lucia Montano First Team

Catherine Gulihur First Team

Annabelle Davis Second Team

2019

Rafaela Gomez First Team (S)

Ana Paula Melilo Second Team (S)

2018

Rafaela Gomez First Team (S)

Luise Intert First Team (S)

Lucia Montano Second Team (S)

Rafaela Gomez/Luise Intert Second Team (D)

2017

Michelle Valdez First Team (S)

Rafaela Gomez First Team (S)

Luise Intert Second Team (S)

Kinga Gartner Second Team (S)

Kinga Gartner/Michelle Valdez Second Team (D)

2016

Noemi Hemmerich First Team (S)

Luise Intert First Team (S)

Michelle Valdez First Team (S)

2011

Aline Berkenbrock First Team (S)

Danielle Day First Team (S)

Simona Weymar Second Team (S)

Melanie Aguirre/Danielle Day

Second Team (D)

2010

Aline Berkenbrock First Team (S)

Raquel Castro Second Team (S)

Danielle Day Second Team (S)

2009

Aline Berkenbrock First Team (S)

Raquel Castro First Team (S)

Ina Durcakova/Nikita van Lierop

Second Team (D)

Lauren Holton/Victoria Krook

Second Team (D)

2008

Natalia Sanchez First Team

2007

Natalia Sanchez Second Team

Florencia Torres Second Team

2006

Vanessa Sanchez Second Team

Florencia Torres Second Team

ASUN CONFERENCE

ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM

2022

Anslee Long

Isabel Oliveira

2021

Annabelle Davis

2019

Ana Paula Melilo

2018

Valentina Mariotto

Eva Nyikos

2017

Lucia Montano

2016

Rafaela Gomez

2015

Luise Intert

2014

Michelle Valdez

Quetzali Vazquez

2013

Mariella Calderon

2012

Marina Cunningham

Rebeca Pereira

2011

Simona Weymar

2010

Melanie Aguirre

2009

Aline Berkenbrock

2007

Natalia Sanchez

ASUN CONFERENCE

ALL-ACADEMIC

ASUN CONFERENCE

PLAYER OF THE WEEK

Lauren Cockbill April 11

Kit Gulihur - 47th (April 27)

Kit Gulihur - 47th (May 4)

2022

Kit Gulihur

2021

Catherine Gulihur

Valentina Mariotto

2019

Rafaela Gomez

2018

Luise Intert

2017

Luise Intert

2016 Luise Intert

2015 Marina Cunningham

2013

Simona Weymar

2012 Simona Weymar

2022

Kit Gulihur - January 25

Kit Gulihur - March 1

Annabelle Davis - March 29

Kit Gulihur - April 12

Kit Gulihur - April 19

2021

Lucia Montano February 3

Catherine Gulihur

March 24

Ana Paula Melilo March 31

2020

Lucia Montano February 19

Lucia Montano March 11

2019

Rafaela Gomez January 23

Lucia Montano February 20

Rafaela Gomez March 6

Lucia Montano March 27

Ana Paula Melilo April 15

2018

Rafaela Gomez January 31

Eva Nyikos March 7

Luise Intert March 14

2017

Radaela Gomez February 22

Michelle Valdez April 12

2016

Luise Intert February 3

Luise Intert February 17

Michelle Valdez February 24

Quetzali Vazquez April 13

Noemi Hemmerich April 19

2015

Michelle Valdez January 28

Taylor Hollander March 4

Esther Zuniga March 11

2014

Simona Weymar March 6

Esther Zuniga April 2

2013

Lorena Aviles January 30

2012

Aline Berkenbrock February 29

Lorena Aviles March 14

Aline Berkenbrock April 17

2011

Aline Berkenbrock March 9

2010

Aline Berkenbrock March 10

Aline Berkenbrock March 31

2009

Lauren Holton March 18

Aline Berkenbrock April 8

2007

Florencia Torres January 30

Catalina Castillo February 6

2006

Vanessa Sanchez March 7

ALL-PEACH BELT CONFERENCE

2005

Yevgeniya Barysheva Singles

2004

Camilia Sagae Singles

2003

Camilia Sagae Singles

2001

Julia Hartner Doubles

Debbie Steele Doubles

1999

Nikki Fitzgerald Singles

Tranae Fatu Singles

1998

Wendy Bruno Doubles

Dawn Ritter Doubles

Emily Holtz Singles

ALL-SUNSHINE STATE CONFERENCE

Kit Gulihur - 60th (June 2)

Kit Gulihur - 8th (June 15 - Regional Ranking)

2022 (Spring) - Doubles

Kit Gulihur/Ana Paula Melilo - 5th (February 9)

Kit Gulihur/Ana Paula Melilo - 13th (February 24)

Kit Gulihur/Ana Paula Melilo - 19th (March 9)

Kit Gulihur/Ana Paula Melilo - 15th (March 23)

Kit Gulihur/Ana Paula Melilo - 28th (April 6)

Kit Gulihur/Ana Paula Melilo - 29th (April 13)

Kit Gulihur/Ana Paula Melilo - 30th (April 20)

Kit Gulihur/Ana Paula Melilo - 32nd (April 27)

Kit Gulihur/Ana Paula Melilo - 33rd (May 4)

Kit Gulihur/Ana Paula Melilo - 42nd (June 2)

1997

Wendy Bruno Doubles

Elizabeth Donovan Doubles

Kendra Pascoe Singles

Narelle Paul Singles

1996

Dawn Bodea Singles/Doubles

Wendy Bruno Singles/Doubles

Ulrika Gaver Singles/Doubles

Katherine Kaminer Singles

Kendra Pascoe Singles/Doubles

1995

Dawn Bodea Singles/Doubles

Wendy Bruno Singles/Doubles

Heather Hyme Doubles

Katherine Kaminer Singles

Kendra Pascoe Singles/Doubles

Marcey Smith Singles/Doubles

1994

Heather Hyme Singles

Adriana Isaza Singles/Doubles

Katherine Kaminer Doubles

Kendra Pascoe Singles/Doubles

Tonya Pedata Singles

Marcey Smith Doubles

Leigh Ann Tabor Singles

ITA RANKINGS THROUGH HISTORY

2022 (Fall) - Singles

Kit Gulihur - 43rd (Preseason - Sept. 6)

Kit Gulihur - 107th (November 16)

2022 (Fall) - Doubles

Kit Gulihur/Ana Paula Melilo - 23rd (Preseason - Sept. 6)

2022 (Spring) - Singles

Kit Gulihur - 56th (February 9)

Kit Gulihur - 66th (February 24)

Kit Gulihur - 47th (March 9)

Kit Gulihur - 38th (March 23)

Kit Gulihur - 45th (April 6)

Kit Gulihur - 36th (April 13)

Kit Gulihur - 45th (April 20)

Kit Gulihur/Ana Paula Melilo - 9th (June 15 - Regional Ranking)

2021 (Fall) Singles

Kit Gulihur - 32nd (December 8)

2021 (Fall) - Doubles

Kit Gulihur/Ana Paula Melilo - 9th (Final - December 8)

Kit Gulihur/Ana Paula Melilo - 33rd (Preseason - Sept. 7)

2021 - Team Team Ranking - 49th (May 26)

2021 - Singles

January 13th - Lucia Montano (84th)

June 2nd - Lucia Montano (116th)

December 8 - Kit Gulihur (8th)

2021 - Doubles

March 24th - Ana Paula Melilo/Catherine Gulihur (70th)

September 8 - Kit Gulihur/Ana Paula Melilo (33rd)

December 8 - Kit Gulihur/Ana Paula Melilo (32nd)

2020 - Singles

February 18th - Lucia Montano (99th)

March 3rd - Lucia Montano (98th)

2018 - Doubles

November 14th - Rafaela Gomez/ Constanza Gorches (52nd)

2017 - Singles

January 4th - Michelle Valdez (58th)

February 8th - Michelle Valdez (83rd)

February 21st - Michelle Valdez (81st)

2016 - Ranking pages not found?

2014 - Team

March 4th - Team Ranking (68th)

March 11th - Team Ranking (63rd)

April 15th - Team Ranking (75th)

2013 - Team

March 12th - Team Ranking (74th)

2012 - Singles

January 3rd - Lorena Aviles (123rd)

2012 - Doubles

March 27th - Aline Berkenbrock/Lorena Aviles (78th)

April 10th - Aline Berkenbrock/Lorena Aviles (73rd)

April 17th - Aline Berkenbrock/Lorena Aviles (66th)

April 24th - Aline Berkenbrock/Lorena Aviles (69th)

April 30th - Aline Berkenbrock/Lorena Aviles (70th)

June 6th - Aline Berkenbrock/Lorena Aviles (73rd)

2011 - Team

January 4th - Team Ranking (70th)

January 25th - Team Ranking (70th)

February 3rd - Team Ranking (70th)

February 8th - Team Ranking (74th)

2010 - Team

March 9th - Team Ranking (70th)

March 23rd - Team Ranking (64th)

March 30th - Team Ranking (60th)

April 6th - Team Ranking (62nd)

April 13th - Team Ranking (64th)

April 20th - Team Ranking (60th)

April 27th - Team Ranking (61st)

May 3rd - Team Ranking (68th)

May 28th - Team Ranking (68th)

2010 - Doubles

April 13th - Aline Berkenbrock/Raquel Castro (90th)

April 20th - Aline Berkenbrock/Raquel Castro (66th)

April 27th - Aline Berkenbrock/Raquel Castro (76th)

May 3rd - Aline Berkenbrock/Raquel Castro (80th)

June 7th - Aline Berkenbrock/Raquel Castro (56th)

2009 - Doubles

September 4th (PS) - Aline Berkenbrock/Raquel Castro (47th)

March 31st - Lauren Holton/Victoria Krook (67th)

March 17th - Lauren Holton/Victoria Krook (64th)

March 3rd - Lauren Holton/Victoria Krook (76th)

2008 - Not available

2007 - Not available

2006 - Not available

2005 - Team (DIVISION II)

May 24th (Final) - Team Ranking (9th)

2005 - Singles (DIVISION II)

May 24th (Final) - Yevgenia Barysheva (26th)

May 24th (Final) - Liliana Hung (40th)

2005 - Doubles (DIVISION II)

May 24th (Final) - Hung/Stoppelli (14th)

2004 - Team (DIVISION II)

May 25th (Final) - Team Ranking (7th)

2004 - Singles (DIVISION II)

May 25th (Final) - Sagae (13th)

2003 - Team (DIVISION II)

May 30th (Final) - Team Ranking (9th)

2002 - Team (DIVISION II)

May 31st (Final) - Team Ranking (11th)

2001 - Team (DIVISION II)

May 31st (Final) - Team Ranking (9th)

2001 - Singles (DIVISION II)

May 31st (Final) - Julia Hartner (8th)

2001 - Doubles (DIVISION II)

May 31st (FInal) - Hartner/Steele (19th)

2000 - Team (DIVISION II)

Team Ranking (6th)

2000 - Singles (DIVISION II)

Claudia Schiffczyk (19th)

Tranae Fatu (28th)

Nicki Fitzgerald (36th)

2000 - Doubles (DIVISION II)

Schiffczyk/Fatu (13th)

1999 - Team (DIVISION II) Team Ranking (10th)

1999 - Singles (DIVISION II)

Tranae Fatu (44th)

1998 - Team (DIVISION II)

Team Ranking (4th)

1998 - Singles (DIVISION II)

Wendy Bruno (19th)

Ulrika Gaver (51st)

Narelle Parkes (58th)

1998 - Doubles (DIVISION II)

Bodea-Ritter/Gaver (7th)

Bruno/Parkes (19th)

1997 - Team (DIVISION II)

Team Ranking (3rd)

1997 - Singles (DIVISION II)

Wendy Bruno (15th)

Ulrika Gaver (35th)

Narelle Paull (38th)

Kendra Pascoe (40th)

1997 - Doubles (DIVISION II)

Gaver/Bodea (2nd)

Pascoe/Paull (10th)

1996 - Team (DIVISION II)

Team Ranking (4th)

1996 - Singles (DIVISION II)

Wendy Bruno (8th)

Ulrika Gaver (12th)

Kendra Pascoe (32nd)

1996 - Doubles (DIVISION II)

Bruno/Bodea (2nd)

Pascoe/Gaver (12th)

1995 - Team (DIVISION II) Team Ranking (4th)

1995 - Singles (DIVISION II)

Heather Hyme (9th)

Marcey Smith (14th)

1995 - Doubles (DIVISION II)

Smith/Bruno (4th)

Hyme/Bodea (9th)

1994 - Team (DIVISION II) Team Ranking (1st)

1994 - Singles (DIVISION II)

Adriana Isaza (2nd)

Leigh Ann Tabor (8th)

Heather Hyme (24th)

Tonya Pedata (26th)

Marcey Smith (33rd)

Kendra Pascoe (35th)

1994 - Doubles (DIVISION II) Isaza/Smith (4th)

Tabor/Hyme (11th)

1993 - Team (NAIA)

Team Ranking (5th)

1993 - Singles (NAIA)

Adriana Isaza (5th)

Leigh Ann Tabor (11th)

Laura Speicher (42nd)

Heather Hyme (44th)

Tonya Pedata (50th)

1993 - Doubles (NAIA)

Hyme/Speicher (13th)

Bonilla/Tabor (17th)

1992 - Team (NAIA) Team Ranking (4th)

1992 - Singles (NAIA)

Leigh Ann Tabor (4th)

Laura Speicher (18th)

Marie Bonilla (26th)

Heather Hyme (50th)

1992 - Doubles (NAIA)

Bonilla/Tabor (5th)

Hyme/Speicher (11th)

1991 - Team (NAIA) Team Ranking (T3rd)

1991 - Singles (NAIA)

Katerina Lapinska (10th)

Stine Vogt Andersen (11th)

Diane Pensabene (36th)

Leigh Ann Tabor (48th)

1991 - Doubles (NAIA)

Vogt Andersen/Pensabene (7th)

1990 - Team (NAIA) Team Ranking (3rd)

1990 - Singles (NAIA)

Jo Wilkins (16th)

Stine Vogt Andersen (23rd)

1990 - Doubles (NAIA)

Andersen/Pensabene (3rd)

Bates/Wilkins (4th)

1989 - Team (NAIA)

Team Ranking (5th)

1989 - Singles (NAIA)

Lori Webster (4th)

Jo Wilkins (19th)

Page Bates (T28th)

Marie Farrar (T34th)

1989 - Doubles (NAIA)

Webster/Wilkins (2nd)

Bates/Farrar (T17th)

1988 - Team (NAIA)

Team Ranking (3rd)

1988 - Singles (NAIA)

Lori Webster (14th)

Sue Leach (17th)

Lotta Ekberg (22nd)

Marie Farrar (31st)

Jill Ward (37th)

1988 - Doubles (NAIA)

Dickinson/Leach (10th)

Ward/Farrar (13th)

1987 - Not available

1986 - Team (NAIA)

Team Ranking (1st)

1986 - Singles (NAIA)

Cindi Basler (3rd)

Renee Ladue (7th)

Bev Corbie (24th)

Cori Laurent (42nd)

1986 - Doubles (NAIA)

Ladue/Corbie (2nd)

Basler/Chandler (4th)

1985 - Team (NAIA)

Team Ranking (2nd)

1985 - Singles (NAIA)

Renee Ladue (6th)

Millan Fryklund (10th)

Lisa Goldberg (17th)

Beverly Corbie (26th)

Corf Laurent (42nd)

1985 - Doubles (NAIA)

Ladue/Corbie (3rd)

Fryklund/Goldberg (8th)

ASUN SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

Kit Gulihur - 2022

Kit Gulihur - 2021

Luise Intert - 2018 ITA

CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN

Kit Gulihur - 2022 (2nd Team, At-Large)

CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT

Kit Gulihur - 2022 (District 4 1st Team, At-Large)

GTE ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT III (AT LARGE)

Ulrika Gaver 1998

Heather Hyme 1995

Kendra Pascoe 1996, 1997

Leigh Ann Tabor 1994

2022

ASUN HONOR ROLL

Annabelle Davis

Kit Gulihur

Sean Lodzki

Anslee Long

Ana Paula Melilo

Kendall Nash

Isabel Oliveira

Summer Yardley

2021

Annabelle Davis

Constanza Gorches

Catherine Gulihur

Sean Lodzki

Valentina Mariotto

Ana Paula Melilo

Lucia Montano

Kendall Nash

Isabel Oliveira

Florencia Rossi

Summer Yardley

2020

Constanza Gorches

Lea Grinberg

Sean Lodzki

Valentina Mariotto

Ana Paula Melilo

Lucia Montano

Kendall Nash

Florencia Rossi

Summery Yardley

2019

Kinga Gartner

Rafaela Gomez

Constanza Gorches

Sean Lodzki

Valentina Mariotto

Ana Paula Melilo

Lucia Montano

Florencia Rossi

2018

Kinga Gartner

Rafaela Gomez

Luise Intert

Valentina Mariotto

Lucia Montano

Eva Nyikos

Florencia Rossi

2017

Kinga Gartner

Rafaela Gomez

Luise Intert

Lucia Montano

Michelle Valdez

Quetzali Valdez

2016

Mariella Calderon

Hannah Fluhrer

Luise Intert

Michelle Valdez

Quetzali Vazquez

2015

Mariella Calderon

Luise Intert

Rebeca Pacheco Perez

Marina Pereira

Quetzali Vazquez

Esther Zuniga

Taylor Hollander

2014

Mariella Calderon

Marina Cunningham

Taylor Hollander

Rebeca Pereira

Simona Weymar

2013

Melanie Aguirre

Maria Aviles

Mariella Calderon

Marina Cunningham

Taylor Hollander

Rebeca Pereira

Simona Weymar

2012

Maria Aviles

Aline Berkenbrock

Rebeca Pacheco

Marina Pereira

Simona Weymar

2011

Melinda Doak

Victoria Krook

Simona Weymar

2010

Aline Berkenbrock

Raquel Castro

Lauren Holton

Victoria Krook

2009

Aline Berkenbrock

Ina Durcakova

Lauren Holton

Victoria Krook

Nikita Van Lierop

2008

Ina Durcakova

Victoria Krook

Maria Melihova

Carolina Melo

Natalia Sanchez

Vanessa Sanchez

2007

Danielle Desmarais

Ina Durcakova

Carolina Melo

Robin Rogers

Florencia Torres

2006

Katja Brandt

Lauren Cockbill

Bojana Ducanovic

Carolina Melo-Gomes

Robin Rogers

Vanessa Sanchez Kane

PEACH BELT CONFERENCE PRESIDENTIAL HONOR ROLL

Angela Arnold 1999, 2001

Yevgeniya Barysheva 2005

Amber Bradley 1998, 1999, 2000

Katja Brandt 2005

Wendy Bruno 1998

Allison Davidson 2002, 2003

Nikki Fitzgerald 1999

Danita Galbraith 2000, 2001

Ulrika Gaver 1998, 1999

Julia Hartner 2001

Emily Holtz 1998, 1999, 2000

Liliana Hung 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005

Karolee Jones 1999

Michelle Kelso 2003

Amanda Knight 1998, 1999, 2000

Melody Le Goff 2004, 2005

Nichole Morris 2001

Dawn Ritter 1998

Allison Rowe 2001, 2002

Camilia Sagae 2003, 2004

Claudia Schiffczyk 2000, 2001, 2002

Debbie Steele 1998, 1999

Julie Stoppelli 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005

SUNSHINE STATE COMMISSIONER’S ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL

Elizabeth Donovan 1995, 1996, 1997

Ulrika Gaver 1996, 1997

Emily Holtz 1996, 1997

Heather Hyme 1994, 1995

Geriann Johnston 1994, 1995

Amanda Knight 1997

Kendra Pascoe 1995, 1996, 1997

Leslie Patton 1996, 1997

Leigh Ann Tabor 1994

UNF FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

Simona Weymar 2014

Aline Berkenbrock 2012

Danielle Day 2011

UNF FEMALE SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

Ulrika Gaver 1998, 1999

Kendra Pascoe 1997

Leigh Ann Tabor 1994

Melanie Aguirre

Angela Arnold

Lorena Aviles

Annabelle Davis

Yevgeniya Barysheva

Cindi Basler

Page Bates

Aline Berkenbrock

2010-2013

1999-2001

2012-2013

2021-pres.

ALL-TIME ROSTER

Lauren Holton

Emily Holtz

Liliana Hung

Heather Hyme

Luise Intert

2009-2010

1996-2000

2002-2005

1992-1995

2015-2018

Adriana Isaza 1993

2004-2005

1986-1987

1989-1990

2009-2012

Dawn Bodea 1995-1998

Marie Bonilla 1992

Amber Bradley 1997-2000

Katja Brandt 2005-2006

Wendy Bruno

Mariella Calderon

Yoli Casas

Danielle Day 2010-2012

Danielle Desmarais 2007

Ruth Dickinson

Melinda Doak

Elizabeth Donovan

Bojana Ducanovic

Ina Durcakova 2007-2009

Lotta Ekberg

Melanie Eng

Marie Farrar

1987-1988

2004-2005

1988-1989

Tranae Fatu 1998-2000

Jessica Fender 2001

Susan Ferguson

1985-1987

Nicola Fitzgerald 1999-2000

Jane Fletcher 1984

Hannah Fluhrer 2016

Megan Forster 2022-pres.

Millan Fryklund

Danita Galbraith

Kinga Gartner

Ulrika Gaver

Melody Le Goff

Lisa Goldberg

Rafaela Gomez

Constanza Gorches

Lea Grinberg

Kit Gulihur

Marie Farrar

Pernilla Hardin

Julia Hartner

Noemi Hemmerich

Heather St. John

Jeriann Johnston

1992-1995

Karolee Jones 1999

Katherine Kaminer

1994-1996

Irina Karangozishvili 2016-2017

Alexandra Kau 1990-1991

Amanda Knight

Marylyn Krichko

Victoria Krook

Rene LaDue

Katarzyna Lapinska

1997-2000

1984-1985

2008-2011

1985-1986

1990-1991

1984-1985

2000-2001

2016-2019

1996-1999

2002-2005

1984-1985

2016-2019

2019-2021

2019-2020

2021-pres.

1988-1989

1984-1985

Taylor Hollander 2013-2015

Cori Laurent

1985-1986 Sue Leach 1987-1988 Nikita van Lierop

Lodzki

Long

Valentina Mariotto

Jasmin Makela

Melihova

Carolina De Melo

Paula Melilo

Montano

Annabelle Davis Jr. • 5-5 Berkshire, England

Megan Forster Gr. • 5-7 Maidenhead, England

Kit Gulihur Gr. • 5-10 Camp Pendleton, Calif.

Anslee Long So. • 5-8 St. Petersburg, Fla.

Jasmin Makela Fr. • 5-6 Boca Raton, Fla.

Catherine Dunagan Head Coach Fourth Season

Ana Paula Melilo Gr. • 5-3 Sao Paulo, Brazil

Anastasia Reimchen Assistant Coach Second Season

Kendall Nash Gr. • 5-9 Jacksonville, Fla.

Ana Roman Dominguez Vol. Asst. Coach Fourth Season

Isabel Oliveira Gr. • 5-7 Brasilia, Brazil