Miami Redhawks

2010-11: Earned second-team All-MAC honors... finished the season ranked 17th in singles and eighth in doubles (with Stephanie Danesis) in the ITA[apos]s Ohio Valley Region... posted a 19-5 record in the spring after missing the fall with an injury... played all of her matches at No. 3... was 7-1 in conference play... finished with a 19-6 record at No. 1 doubles with Danesis... the duo became the first players to ever gain a national ranking, reaching as high as 66th in the country... finished her career with an 80-27 singles record and a 73-33 doubles mark for 153 career wins... earned her degree in May. 2009-10: A second-team All-MAC selection... went undefeated in dual match singles play with a 23-0 record... had two matches abandoned... finished the year with a 28-4 mark... was 22-78 in doubles, including 18-5 with No. 1 partner Stephanie Danesis. 2008-09: Named to the Mid-American Conference All-Tournament team... held a 22-13 record during the season,including 13-9 in dual matches... her 22 wins ranked second on the team... is 10-5 at her current No. 4 position... was 2-1 at No. 3 and 1-2 at No. 5, plus posted a 9-4 mark during fall tournaments... won seven of eight matches in league play... played No. 1 doubles with Stephanie Danesis most of the season... compiled a 20-13 record, including 12-7 at No. 1... won all three doubles matches at the conference tournament after ended the regular season with three straight losses... also posted a 1-1 mark at No. 2 and a 2-0 record at No. 3. 2007-08: Amassed an 11-5 singles record in dual match play ... played No. 2, No. 3 and No. 4 singles, primarily competing at No. 3 singles where she compiled a 5-2 record ... was 3-1 at No. 2 singles and 3-2 at No. 4 singles ... tallied a 3-1 singles record in MAC play ... compiled a combined 12-6 record with four different partners in doubles dual match action ... earned a 10-2 record at No. 2 doubles with three different partners ... amassed a 5-1 record with fellow freshman Anastasia Dracheva, going 5-0 at No. 2 doubles, and posted a 5-2 record with fellow freshman Cara Wald ... posted an 8-6 singles record in the fall ... won the Singles Draw 2 Championship Bracket at the Queen City Invitational ... advanced to the finals of the Flight A Championship Bracket at the Ball State Invitational before losing to fellow RedHawk Brintney Larson ... was 6-7 in doubles play ... won the Queen City Invitational Draw 1 Doubles championship with Brintney Larson ... played in the Doubles Main Draw at the ITA Regional with Larson. HIGH SCHOOL: A tennis high school All-American as a senior ... won the state title in singles as a senior in 2007 and as a sophomore in 2005 ... finished third in the state in singles play as a freshman in 2004 ... amassed a career record of 84-6 during her four-year prep career, including an undefeated sophomore season (25-0) ... led Park Tudor to three straight state team titles from 2005-07 ... named MVP of her high school team all four years ... earned four varsity letters, playing at No. 2 singles one season and No. 1 singles for three years ... served as team captain as a senior ... earned Park Tudor[apos]s Stan Malless Scholarship as a senior year, its I. Hilda Stewart Memorial Honor Scholarship as a junior year and its John C. DeVoe Honor Scholarship for Academic and Athletic Accomplishment as a junior. PERSONAL: Born in July, 2008... daughter of Nancy and Jim Martzolf ... A undecided on a major ... sister, Katie (Martzolf) Carroll, played tennis at Wake Forest ... brother-in-law, Brian Carroll, is a professional soccer.