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CAREER STATISTICS
Singles
Doubles
Year Dual ACC Overall Dual ACC Overall
2003-04 19-6 6-2 22-10 13-10 7-1 21-14
2004-05 11-9 5-4 22-13 6-11 3-6 14-16
2005-06 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 3-1
2006-07 9-10 6-5 12-15 4-10 2-5 10-12
CAREER 39-25 17-11 56-39 23-31 12-12 48-43
Fall 2007: Compiled a record of 5-5 in fall singles competition … finished the fall with a 2-1 showing
at the Duke Invitational … combined with Elizabeth Plotkin to post a doubles record of 4-1 … paired with
Melissa Mang for four matches, going 2-2 overall and winning two of three matches versus top-25
opponents … after falling in the first round of the Riviera/All-American Championships main draw, the
tandem defeated the fifth-ranked and No. 23-ranked teams in the country to reach the consolation title
match before falling to the nation’s No. 11 duo … along with Mang, received a doubles preseason national
ranking of No. 22. Summer 2007: Paired with Melissa Mang to win the doubles championship at the
ITA National Summer Championships to earn a wild card spot in the main draw of the Riviera/All-
American Championships. 2006-07: Went 12-15 in singles competition for the year, including a 9-10
mark in dual matches, a 6-5 mark versus ACC competition and a fall ledger of 1-4 … was 2-1 at the
spring-opening Michigan Invitational … opened the dual match season with a three-set victory at
Northwestern … won six of eight matches in March, including a four-match win streak to end the month
… combined with six teammates throughout the year to post an overall doubles record of 10-12 … was
most successful when paired with Amanda Granson, as the duo went 6-4 for the year, including a mark
of 3-3 in dual matches and a 1-0 mark against ACC foes. 2005-06: Played in four doubles matches
(3-1) in the fall before an injury ended her season. 2004-05: Compiled a 22-13 record from the singles
side, with an 11-4 mark in the fall … claimed the singles title at the UNC Wilmington Invitational … played
at each of the No. 2 through No. 6 positions for the Blue Devils on the year, finding the most success
at No. 5 (5-2) … posted a 14-16 doubles record while playing with six different partners on the season,
including an 8-5 mark in the fall. 2003-04: Earned All-America honors in doubles ... named All-ACC
... was ranked as high as 89th nationally by the ITA in singles ... collected a 22-10 overall singles
ledger ... played at No. 2 (2-1) and No. 3 (17-5) ... was 19-6 in dual match play and 6-2 in ACC action
... won two matches at the ITA Southeast Regional ... notched a 10-match win streak during the season
... won 19 of her final 23 dual matches ... picked up three victories against ranked opponents ... in
doubles, had a 21-14 overall record ... was ranked as high as fourth with Amanda Johnson and 51st
with Julia Smith ... posted a 9-5 record along with Johnson, including a 2-0 ACC ledger ... in the fall,
the duo knocked off top-ranked and top-seeded Barnikow/Burdette in the first round of the Riviera All-
American ... the tandem also knocked off top-seeded Schmandt/Tsoubanos of Vanderbilt at ITA Indoors
... advanced to the semifinals of the ITA Indoors and quarterfinals of the Riviera All-American ... teamed
with Smith to produce a 1-0-6 mark ... played No. 1 doubles recording an 8-6 record. Prep: Attended
the Van der Meer Tennis Academy in Hilton Head, S.C., for two years ... in the ITF rankings, was as
high as 41st and in the WTA as high as 490th ... had a 2002 national ranking of No. 5 in the Girls 18s
... in Sept. of 2002, played in the junior U.S. Open and advanced to the doubles finals along with Shadisha
Robinson ... won the USTA Pro Circuit $10,000 Satellite in Baltimore in July of 2002 ... played in the
junior Wimbledon, Australian Open, French Open, Italian Open and Astrid Bowl during 2001-02 ... had
a breakout year in 2001 on the national scene ... placed third at the K-Swiss Championships ... fourth
at the United States Tennis Association (USTA) Super National Hardcourts ... won the USTA International
Hardcourts ... finalist at the Super National Clay Court Championships ... doubles winner at the Bush
Florida Open ... placed fifth in singles at the Bush Florida Open ... doubles winner at the Chanda Rubin
ITA in South Carolina ... prior to arriving in S.C., attended Oak Knoll High School in New Jersey as
a freshman and sophomore ... collected a 58-0 record at Oak Knoll ... selected N.J. Player of the Year,
Union County Player of the Year and was Union County Champion both years ... earned New Jersey
Athlete of the Month in 2000. Personal: Born June 18, 1985 in Rahway, N.J. ... daughter of Ted &
Terry Zawacki ... has three sisters, Tracy, Terry Ann and Tammy, and one brother, Tim ... Tracy
played tennis at Wake Forest ... Terry Ann was a two-time All-America in tennis at Wake Forest ...
Tammy played collegiate tennis for Seton
Hall ... Tim played baseball and basketball
for Monmouth University from 1991-95 ...
father, Ted, played basketball at Wake
Forest from 1959-63 and led the Demon
Deacons to the NCAA Final Four in 1962 and
ACC Championships in 1961 & 1962.