Miami Redhawks

2008-09: Served as a team captain... posted a 16-9 overall record in singles play, with most matches taking place at No. 5... stood 11-4 at the position... was also 3-2 at No. 4 and 2-3 during fall tournament play... won nine of her last 10 matches with three unfinished... included in that run was seven straight wins... holds a 17-9 record in doubles play, including 11-7 at No. 3... was 2-0 at No. 2 and 1-1 at No. 1 during the season. 2007-08: A First-Team All-MAC selection ... amassed a 14-7 record in dual match play at No. 1 and No. 2 singles, including a stellar 7-1 MAC mark ... had a .875 winning percentage in MAC play, second best on the team ... primarily played at the second flight where she compiled a 12-4 record ... was 8-2 in singles action over her last 10 matches of the season ... compiled a 12-8 record with four different partners in dual match doubles play ... tallied a 6-4 record at No. 1 doubles with Anastasia Dracheva and a 5-2 record with Cara Wald, including a 5-1 mark at No. 1 doubles ... was 7-6 in singles action in the fall ... went 1-1 at the Maryland Invitational, withdrawing due to injury ... came back to sweep through the Flight A Championship Bracket at the Ball State Invitational ... went 2-1 at the Queen City Invitational in Draw 1 Singles before retiring due to injury in her third match ... was 7-7 in doubles action ... won the Queen City Invitational Draw 1 Doubles championship with Megan Martzolf ... played in the Doubles Main Draw at the ITA Regional with Martzolf. PRIOR TO MIAMI: Played one year at the University of Virginia before transferring to Miami ... part of a recruiting class which was rated the nation[apos]s top recruiting class by tennisrecruiting.net ... posted a 16-20 record on the season in singles, including a 7-14 mark in dual match action ... played No. 1 through No. 4 singles in dual matches throughout the season as a freshman ... played six contests at the first flight, nine at No. 2 singles, five at No. 3 singles and one at No. 4 singles ... was 7-14 in doubles play in dual matches and 12-23 on the season. HIGH SCHOOL: One of the top junior players in the nation, ranking as high as No. 7 in 16s in 2004 ... from 2001 to 2002 won four gold balls in doubles and reached the singles final of the USTA Super National Hard Court Championships ... winner of five super nationals in juniors doubles ... ranked No. 1 in the Eastern Section in 14[apos]s 16[apos]s and 18[apos]s and ranked No. 2 nationally in 14[apos]s and 16[apos]s singles. PERSONAL: Turns 21 years old in October 2008 ... daughter of Susan and Larry Larson ... majoring in sports studies with a minor in marketing ... her sister, J.J., is a senior on the Virginia Tech tennis team ... cousin, Matt, played baseball at Alabama and later in the Florida Marlins minor league system ... father, Larry, played baseball at Miami earning letters in 1972 and [apos]73 ... Miami[apos]s 1973 baseball team won the Mid-American Conference and posted a 28-9 record for the season, advancing to the NCAA District 4 Playoffs.