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Women's Tennis Record Book CAROLINA WOMEN’S TENNIS RECORD BOOK WOMEN’S TENNIS RECORD BOOK CAROLINA WOMEN’S TENNIS RECORD BOOK HONORS & AWARDS ITA National Doubles Team of the Year ITA/Cissie Leary Sportsmanship Award 2007......................Sara Anundsen/Jenna Long (Carolina Region) NCAA Team Championship 2005...........................................Kendall Cline 2010.............................................. Semifinalist ITA National Rookie of the Year 2012.................................Shinann Featherston 2014..................................................... Finalist 2014...............................................Jamie Loeb 2021........................................Cameron Morra 2019.............................................. Semifinalist 2021.............................................. Semifinalist ITA Rookie of the Year (Carolina Region) ITA/Arthur Ashe Leadership Award 2013............................................Whitney Kay 2005...........................................Aniela Mojzis ITA National Team Indoor Championships 2014...............................................Jamie Loeb 2010..................................................... Finalist 2017.........................................Sara Daavettila ITA/Arthur Ashe Leadership Award 2013............................................... Champions 2021..........................................Fiona Crawley (Carolina Region) 2015............................................... Champions 2003........................................ Kate Pinchbeck 2016..................................................... Finalist ITA National Coach of the Year 2005...........................................Aniela Mojzis 2017..................................................... Finalist 2010............................................ Brian Kalbas 2011 ............................................Haley Hemm 2018............................................... Champions 2019..................................................... Finalist ITA Coach of the Year (Carolina Region) ITA Collegiate All-Star Team 2020............................................... Champions 2006............................................ Brian Kalbas 2007......................Sara Anundsen/Jenna Long 2021............................................... Champions 2010............................................ Brian Kalbas 2014...............................................Jamie Loeb 2012............................................ Brian Kalbas 2015...............................................Jamie Loeb NCAA Singles Championship 2015............................................ Brian Kalbas 2016...........................................Hayley Carter 2015........................... Jamie Loeb (champion) 2021............................................ Brian Kalbas 2016............................................Whitney Kay 2016............................ Hayley Carter (finalist) 2019..................Cameron Morra (semifinalist) ITA National Assistant Coach of the Year ITA National Team Indoor Championships 2021...................Sara Daavettila (semifinalist) 2011 ......................................... Sara Anundsen Most Outstanding Player 2017........................................Courtney Nagle 2013............................................Whitney Kay NCAA Doubles Championship 2015.......................................... Caroline Price 2007.............S. Anundsen/J. Long (champion) ITA Assistant Coach of the Year 2018, 2020, 2021.....................Sara Daavettila 2016............... H. Carter/W. Kay (semifinalist) (Carolina Region) 2018....S. Daavettila/A. Sanford (semifinalist) 2006...........................................Tari Ann Toro UNC Patterson Medal 2021................M. Jones/E. Scotty (champion) 2010......................................... Sara Anundsen 2015.......................................... Caroline Price 2011 ......................................... Sara Anundsen 2017...........................................Hayley Carter ITA Clay Court Doubles Champions 2013......................................... Sara Anundsen 1992..............................C. Gurney/A. Portnoy 2017........................................Courtney Nagle All-America 2021.........................................Tyler Thomson Jessie Aney ......... 2017 (d), 2018 (d), 2019 (d) ITA Fall National Champions Sara Anundsen ...................2006 (d), 2007 (d) 2013.........................................Jamie Loeb (S) ITA National Player to Watch Hayley Carter ...................2014 (s/d), 2015 (s) 2016..............Hayley Carter/Whitney Kay (D) 2014...........................................Hayley Carter .......................................2016 (s/d), 2017 (s/d) 2019...................................Sara Daavettila (S) 2019..........................................Alexa Graham Kendall Cline .....................2003 (d), 2005 (d) 2020....................................Alexa Graham (S) Sara Daavettila ................... 2017 (s), 2018 (d) ITA Player to Watch (Carolina Region) ....................... 2019 (s), 2020 (s/d), 2021 (s/d) ITA Carolina Regional Champions 2006...............................................Jenna Long Zoe De Bruycker ................................ 2011 (s) 2008.......Sophie Grabinski/Sanaz Marand (D) 2007...........................................Katrina Tsang Shinann Featherston ........... 2011 (d), 2012 (d) 2009.......Sophie Grabinski/Sanaz Marand (D) 2014...........................................Hayley Carter Sophie Grabinsky ...............................2009 (d) 2010................................Zoe De Bruycker (S) 2017...............................................Jessie Aney Alexa Graham ......................2018 (d), 2019 (s/d) 2011 .................................. Lauren McHale (S) 2018.........................................Makenna Jones ..........................................2020 (s/d), 2021 (s) 2013.................Hayley Carter/Jamie Loeb (D) 2019..........................................Alexa Graham Cinda Gurney ...................1992 (s), 1993 (s/d) 2014.................................... Caroline Price (S) 2020........................................Cameron Morra Makenna Jones .................2018 (s), 2019 (s/d) 2014......................Ashley Dai/Kate Vialle (D) ............................................................2021 (d) 2015.....................................Hayley Carter (S) ITA National Senior Player of the Year Jamie Loeb .......................2014 (s/d), 2015 (s) 2015.....................Jessie Aney/Kate Vialle (D) 2007...............................................Jenna Long Jenna Long ...................... 2006 (d), 2007 (s/d) 2016...................................Sara Daavettila (S) 2017...........................................Hayley Carter Whitney Kay ......................2014 (d), 2016 (d) 2017............... Jessie Aney/Alexa Graham (D) Sanaz Marand ...................2008 (s), 2009 (s/d) 2018...................................Sara Daavettila (S) ITA Senior Player of the Year (Carolina Cameron Morra ................2019 (s/d), 2020 (s) 2018....... Makenna Jones/Cameron Morra (D) Region) ............................................................2021 (d) 2019..................................Cameron Morra (S) 2007...............................................Jenna Long Lauren McHale .................. 2011 (d), 2012 (d) 2010.......................................... Sanaz Marand Marlene Mejia .................................... 2001 (s) Honda Sport Award 2012..................................Shinann Featherson Aniela Mojzis ......2003 (d), 2004 (s), 2005 (d) 2014................................ Jamie Loeb (finalist) 2013..............................Gina Suarez-Malaguti Kate Pinchbeck ...................2002 (s), 2003 (s) 2015................................ Jamie Loeb (finalist) 2017...........................................Hayley Carter Alisha Portnoy ...................................1993 (d) 2016............................ Hayley Carter (finalist) 2020.........................................Sara Daavettila Caroline Price ..................... 2013 (s), 2014 (d) 2018..........................Makenna Jones (finalist) Alle Sanford .......................................2018 (d) 2021..........................Sara Daavettila (winner) ITA Most Improved Senior Player Elizabeth Scotty .................................2021 (d) (Carolina Region) Gina Suarez-Malaguti ........................ 2013 (s) ITA National Player of the Year 2016............................................Whitney Kay 2014...............................................Jamie Loeb ITA/Cissie Leary Sportsmanship Award 2005...........................................Kendall Cline CAROLINA WOMEN’S TENNIS RECORD BOOK Most Career All-America Awards ACC Coach of the Year Sophia Patel ............................................ 2021 1. Hayley Carter ............................................ 7 Brian Kalbas .............. 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 Kate Pinchbeck ..................................2001-03 Sara Daavettila .......................................... 7 ....................................................... 2015, 2021 Caroline Price .......................................... 2015 3. Alexa Graham ........................................... 6 Laura Reichert ....................................2006-09 4. Makenna Jones .......................................... 4 All-ACC Academic Team Alle Sanford .......................................2020-21
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