Miami Redhawks

2007-08: One of three players to be named the MAC[apos]s Leann Grimes Davidge Sportsmanship Award recipient ... became the third player in program history and the first since Betsy Keane in 1991 to garner the honor ... shared the award with Akron[apos]s Tanyaradzwa Gombera and Western Michigan[apos]s Noriko Saruta ... went undefeated in singles play in league action, amassing an impressive 8-0 record between No. 4 and No. 5 singles ... won her final nine singles matches of the season ... recorded a 15-5 singles record, a .750 winning percentage, in dual match play ... amassed a 9-3 record in the fifth flight and a 6-2 mark in the fourth flight ... was 4-6 in doubles play in dual matches ... compiled an 8-2 mark in singles play in the fall ... won the Ball State Invitational Flight B Singles championship ... advanced to the Queen City Invitational Draw 3 Singles final before losing to fellow RedHawk Leda Pesatova ... was 5-2 in doubles action ... won the Flight B Doubles Championship at the Maryland Invitational ... advanced to the Flight B Doubles championship bracket finals at the Ball State Invitational. 2006-07: Was 20-10 overall, with a 14-9 mark in dual matches and a 6-1 mark during the fall ... her 14-9 dual match record was the best by a RedHawk in 2006-07 ... posted a 5-3 record in Mid-American Conference play ... played anywhere from No. 2 to No. 6 singles, primarily playing No. 6 singles where she amassed a 7-3 record ... won six of her last nine matches, including her last two ... was 10-13 in doubles play, forging a combined 9-9 mark at no. 3 doubles with two different partners. 2005-06: Posted a 7-2 singles mark during the fall despite being limited by injury ... won the Flight Five Singles event at the Indiana State Fall Inviational ... posted a 9-12 singles mark in the spring, playing mostly at No. 4 singles, where she went 8-6 ... finished strong, winning four of her final six singles matches, including a 6-4, 6-3 win over Ball State[apos]s Katie Owens in the MAC Quarterfinals ... saw limited action in doubles, posting a 3-4 mark. 2004-05: Earned her first varsity letter while playing primarily at No. 3 singles ... posted an impressive 17-6 overall singles record to tie for the team lead in singles wins ... lost only one regular-season MAC singles match and finished the regular season by winning nine of her last 10 singles matches ... helped Miami advance to the MAC Semifinals with a straight-set win over Buffalo[apos]s Kristen Ortman in the quarterfinals ... also saw action at second and third doubles ... teamed with fellow freshman Leda Pesatova to post a 1-1 mark at No. 2 doubles ... combined with Victoria Pulido to forge a 5-3 mark at No. 3 doubles. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned four varsity letters while competing for Centerville High School ... compiled an impressive four-year singles record of 117-14 ... finished third in the Ohio State High School Tennis Championships as both a junior and senior ... helped the Elks to four straight conference championships, including a second-place state finish in 2004 ... second-team all-Ohio selection as a freshman and sophomore ... first-team all-Ohio honoree as a junior and senior ... four-time Centerville team MVP ... all-area player of the year three times during prep career. PERSONAL: Daughter of Holly and Daryl Douple ... turned 21 years old in January 2008 ... majoring in sport management ... aunt Sheri Ensley was a cheerleader at Miami from 1974-78 ... uncle Arthur Ensley was a four-time MAC Champion for Miami[apos]s men[apos]s swimming team from 1972-76.