2001-02: Went 15-7 in singles ... enjoyed strong spring campaign, posting 11 wins, 10 in dual-match play ... went 5-4 in the Big Ten ... played primarily at the No. 6 position, but also spent time at No. 4 and 5 ... won all three matches at No. 5, including last two of the season against Kate Thomas and Keri Thompson, both of Michigan State ... put together three three-match win streaks ... contributed to Purdue’s upset of Notre Dame with a win over Sarah Jane Connelly at No. 6 ... in doubles, won matches with Lynsey Fick and Lara Burgarello.

High School: Four-year varsity letterwinner at Santa Catalina ... went undefeated in league play all four years ... went undefeated overall as a freshman and sophomore ... won MTAL doubles title as a freshman ... team Most Valuable Player as a junior and senior ... MTAL league champion as a junior and senior ... Central Coast Section individual champion as a junior ... team won MTAL championship all four years ... ranked as high as No. 49 in USTA 18-and-under ... also competed in track and field, winning the coach’s award as a senior ... achieved highest academic honors all four years ... high school tennis coach was Sharon Osgood.

Personal: Given name Amy E. Walgenbach ... born Aug. 9, 1982 ... parents are Sue and Tom Walgenbach ... older sister, Lisa, played tennis for Purdue, graduating in 2001 ... plans on majoring in management ... would like to pursue a career in public relations ... enjoys kickboxing and watching movies.

Year-By-Year Records
2001-02: 15-17 singles (5-4 Big Ten); 2-7 doubles (0-0 Big Ten)
Career: 15-17 (5-4); 2-7 (0-0)