Only follow uni tennis a little Does anyone know which GB girls graduate this year
If you look at a list of US college players the ones that are "Seniors" will graduate this year. There were some lists somewhere but I can't remember where
-- Edited by Strongbow on Monday 21st of April 2025 12:22:15 AM
From my personal records
Abbie Tyler - St Bonaventure Aisling McGrane - Marshall Alicia Dudeney - Florida Arabella Moen - Seton Hall Cheri Darley - Stetson Deniz Soyer - Hofstra Eleanor Nobbs - DePaul Grace Piper - Southern California Holly Fischer - Harvard Jess Dawson - Furman Kylie Bilchev - Georgia Tech Lily Hutchings - Tulsa Megan Carmichael - Pacific Millie-Mae Matthews - Florida Atlantic Olivia Rook - Saint Mary's Cal Rosie Sterk - Montana Sally Pethybridge - Portland Sophia Hurrion - Marshall Sofia Johnson - Old Dominion Annabelle Davis - Clemson (Graduate Student) Aziza Aubin - North Dakota (Graduate Student) Danielle Hack - Maryland (Graduate Student) Jojo Bach - Montana State (Graduate Student)
I'd expect Alicia, Grace and Sofia to try going pro. Although ODU have said they want Sofia to stay for another year if the reported changes to eligibility rules go ahead to allow a 5th year.
-- Edited by Lambda on Monday 21st of April 2025 05:54:08 AM
Kylie was 18U National finalist in 2021 (so nearly won it too) - and won the 12U nationals, and I don't know what else
Alicia and Sally P have excellent games for grass
As you say, Grace and Sofia are two names that jump out
I don't know about doubles but it always seems to me that doubles is a 'natural' path for US college players - they've received so much more specific coaching and so much more experience at it than other non-college players
Max Basing was named the men's ACC Championship Most Valuable Player as he clinched the Championship for Stanford in their inaugural season in the Atlantic Coast Conference. Max had got the clinch point in all 3 of Stanford's wins in the Championship. Virginia's No 1, Jodar, was defaulted but I haven't found an explanation of why yet.
That moves Stanford up to 5 in the projected rankings and a projected NCAA seed of 4 (although Ohio State are likely to go above them next week in ranking and NCAA seeding) having been uncertain if they were going to be a top 8 seed for the NCAAs going into the ACC Championships.