2003-04: Posted a 24-11 singles mark and final ITA national ranking of 89...Overall 24-7 in doubles including a 16-5 mark at number three doubles with Douglas Wink...A first team All-SEC selection in doubles with Wink as they went 10-2 in league play...Saw action mostly at number four singles, going 7-5 and also 2-2 at number five...Won first six collegiate singles matches and posted a 12-4 fall record and 5-2 in doubles...Won three matches to advance to Riviera All-American Championships Qualifying before first loss to #67 Lucia Tallo (Fresno State), reached the quarterfinals of the consolation with two wins over ranked opponents (#64 Natalie Braverman of Pepperdine, #85 Ashley Schellhas of Vanderbilt)...Advanced to the round of 32 at the ITA Southern Regionals...A finalist at the SEC Fall Coaches Classic, falling to teammate Evgenia Subbotina in the "A" flight.

Juniors/High School: A four-year letterwinner for Father Frank Kissel's state championship squads...Former state player of the year and student-athlete of the year...Earned Rookie of the Year, Coaches Award and two-time Most Valuable Player Award during prep career...Year-end rankings include sixth in 2001 USTA G16s, third in 2002 USTA 16s and 14th in the 18s...Highest ranking in 2003 was eighth in USTA 18s...Won numerous singles titles including the Southern Championships in 2000 (16s) and 2001 (18s), Gator Bowl and Peach State events in 200...Finished second at Franklin National Indoors, fourth at Clay Court Nationals (16s) and third in the International Grasscourts (18s)...Named the Female Player of the Year by the Southern Tennis Association in 2001...USTA Sportsmanship Award recipient at the 2000 Super National Clay Courts, Super National Hard Courts and 2001 Southern Championships...A 2003 graduate of Marist High School and Honor Roll student.

Personal: Born March 22, 1985 in Atlanta, Ga...Daughter of Verna Stoner-Frazier...Major: Pre-Medicine...Natalie's aunt is Vivian Stringer, head women's basketball coach at Rutgers University.