2007-08: Finished season with a 21-11 record in singles matches ... Was 11-7 in the spring playing anywhere from No. 3 to No. 5 ... Went a perfect 7-0 in Ivy matches, ending her career with an 11-0 record against Ancient Eight opponents ... 17 singles wins in straight sets ... Went 5-0 at the USTA NTC College Tennis Invitational (10/6-10/8) to win the Flight B championship ... Went 4-1 at the Cissie Leary Invitational before falling in the semifinals to eventual Ivy Player of the Year, Yale’s Janet Kim ... Went 15-12 in doubles matches ... Went 10-8 in the spring and 5-4 in the fall ... Played the majority of her spring matches at the No. 3 doubles spot with partner Michelle Mitchell ... Together the duo was 7-4 and won three Ivy matches.
2006-07: Posted a 17-7 overall singles record by going 9-5 in the fall and 8-2 in the spring ... Went 4-0 in Ivy matches in the spring, earning wins over Brown (4/7), Harvard (4/13), Dartmouth (4/14) and Cornell (4/20) ... Went 15-7 in doubles, going 7-4 in the fall and 8-3 in the spring ... With partner Maria Anismova, advanced to the final of the USTA Invitational in the ‘B’ doubles bracket, with wins over Dartmouth, N.C. State, Penn State and Princeton, before falling to a pair from Duke in the final (10/9) ... Went 5-1 in Ivy play in the spring ... Paired with Amanda Avedissian to finish the season a perfect 5-0, including 4-0 in the Ivy League ... Beat Wake Forest’s Ashlee Davis and Jenna Loeb in the first round of the NCAA Team Championship, 8-3 (5/11).
2004-2006: (At University of North Carolina) Earned 40+ singles wins in two years.
High School: Named Washington Post First Team All-Met 2000-2004 ... Ranked No. 8 in G16 national ranking ... Ranked No. 1 in G16/G18s Mata ranking ... Reached the finals of Peach State National Tournament G16 ... Winner of singles at Furman Classic ... team captain her senior year... also lettered in lacrosse.
Personal: Born June 16, 1986 in Washington, D.C. ... Daughter of Joan and Frederick Tansill ... Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences as a political science major.
