2003-04:Earned All-America honors in doubles with Agata Cioroch as the duo finished the year ranked ninth nationally by the ITA...Posted a 34-13 singles record and final ITA national ranking of 31st...Went 36-9 in doubles overall including a 25-8 mark with Agata Cioroch including 11-5 at number one in the lineup...Ranked as high as ninth in singles during the year...Earned NCAA singles bid and advanced to the round of 32, lost in the first round of NCAA doubles with Cioroch...Saw action in top three spots in the lineup in singles including 1-0 at #1, 11-6 at #2 and 2-2 at #3...Won first six collegiate singles matches and posted a 16-4 fall record and 14-2 in doubles including 12-2 with Agata Cioroch...Won three matches to advance to Riviera All-American Championships Qualifying before first loss to #77 Emma Murphy (San Diego), reached the round of 16 of the consolation...Doubles semifinalist with Cioroch at the Riviera All-American event...Advanced to the singles final of the ITA Southern Regionals to qualify for the ITA National Indoors...Won ITA Southern Regional doubles title with Cioroch and advanced to the semifinals of the ITA National Indoors...Won the consolation title at the ITA National Indoors with four wins over top 25 opponents including #13 Julie Coin (Clemson), #14 Jackie Carleton (UCLA), #22 Nataly Cahana (Old Dominion) and then #7 Daria Panova (Oregon) in the final...Preseason ranked number five nationally in doubles with Cioroch.

Juniors/High School: Trained at the USTA Center in New York, the Evert Tennis Academy in Boca Raton, Fla., and the Van Der Meer Academy in Hilton Head, S.C. One of the top American junior players and among the top 100 ranked in the world. Awarded a wild card into the 2003 U.S. Open qualifying draw. Highest International Tennis Federation (ITF) junior ranking has been 45th in singles and 26th in doubles. Ranked among the top 10 U.S. junior players from 1999-2003 including as high as #2 in the USTA Girls 14s in 2000, #4 in the USTA Girls 16s in 2001 and #9 in the USTA Girls 18s in 2002 Career highlights include winning the 2003 Junior Family Circle Cup (beat current Georgia teammate Natalie Frazier in the final) which qualified her for Family Circle Cup tour event, 2002 doubles finalist at the U.S. Open (Girls 18s) with Tory Zawacki. Semifinalist of the singles at the 2002 Astrid Bowl, an ITF junior event in Belgium. 2000 USTA National Clay Court doubles champion with Ally Baker. 1999 USTA National Clay Court singles champion (Girls 14s) and won singles and doubles titles at the Southern Open.

Personal: Born July 12, 1985 in New York, New York. Daughter of Charles Robinson and Delina Sears. Has one brother, Danlahdi (14), and one sister, Shaniqua (23). Major: Communications.