2005-06
Finished year ranked 50th in the nation in singles ... Held two year-end doubles rankings, No. 20 with Carolina Escamilla and No. 59 with Joelle Schwenk … Competed in the NCAA Championships for both singles and doubles … Downed 63rd-ranked Lyndsay Shosho of Georgia Tech, 3-6, 7-6 (5), 6-3, in the first round of the singles draw before falling to No. 54 Riza Zalameda one win shy of the Round of 16 … In the doubles championships, she and Escamilla upset the fourth-seeded duo of Maja Kovacek and Iva Gersic of New Mexico, 2-6, 6-3, 6-4 in the first round to advance to the final 16 … There, they lost to No. 9 South Florida’s Gabriela Duch and Neyessa Etienne … For the second straight season, she reached the doubles final of the Wilson/ITA Southeast Regional Championships in October with Schwenk … Also advanced to the quarterfinals of the regional championships, dropping All-Americans Sara Anundsen and Jenna Long of North Carolina … Posted 25-20 overall singles record, including 14-12 in dual matches, all at No. 1 … Knocked off seven ranked opponents in dual play, including a defeat of seventh-ranked Kristi Miller 6-2, 6-3 of Georgia Tech at the ITA National Indoor Championships ... Took down Northwestern’s No. 35 Alexis Prousis 6-3, 6-2 at the same event ... Victories started a stretch in which she knocked off five ranked foes in six matches … The run ended with a 6-1, 6-2 drubbing of Etienne in Kentucky’s big 4-3 win over South Florida … Defeated 48th-ranked Gira Schofield of South Carolina 6-7, 6-3, 6-1 in a 5-2 UK win over the Gamecocks on April 7 ... Dropped four ranked doubles opponents with Escamilla during the dual season, including an 8-6 victory over Duch and Etienne to help the Wildcats win the doubles point over South Florida … Entered the year with a No. 15 singles ranking and No. 9 doubles ranking with Schwenk.
2004-05
Ended the season with a No. 28 singles ranking and No. 32 doubles ranking with Joelle Schwenk … Began the spring with a No. 58 singles ranking … Opened dual-match season with seven straight victories … Rallied for a 0-6, 6-1, 6-4 win over Northwestern’s 49th-ranked Alexis Prousis … Named the SEC Player of the Week on Feb. 4 … Defeated 97th-ranked Daniela Alvarez in UK’s 5-2 upset win over No. 3 Clemson at the ITA National Team Indoor Championships … Her three-set win over Duke’s Jenny Zika clinched the Cats’ 4-3 National Indoor semifinal win over the Blue Devils … Matched her 12-match win streak from the fall with a similar run during a nearly two-month span … Defeated Florida’s 12th-ranked Zerene Reyes in straight sets to help Kentucky to its first win over the Gators … Scored a 6-2, 6-3 win over Georgia’s eighth-ranked Shadisha Robinson in the Cats’ 4-2 SEC tournament semifinal win over the Bulldogs … Defeated Wake Forest’s 63rd-ranked Ashlee Davis in Kentucky’s NCAA round-of-32 win over the Demon Deacons … Tallied a 7-6 (2), 6-2 win over Texas’ Mia Marovic in UK’s season-ending loss to the Longhorns … Suffered a 3-6, 6-4, 6-1 defeat to California’s Suzi Babos in the opening round of the NCAA Singles Championships … Qualified for NCAA Doubles Championships with Schwenk and dropped a 6-3, 6-3 decision to Miami’s third-seeded tandem of Audrey Banada and Megan Bradley .. Won 12-consecutive matches from mid-September to late October … Defeated 86th-ranked Helga Vieira of Texas A&M, Georgetown’s Liora Gelblum, Pennsylvania’s Yulia Rivelis and Harvard’s Preethi Mukundan to win the USTA Women’s College Tennis Invitational … Defeated Duke’s Lauren Archer, Tennessee’s Vicky Jones and Wake Forest’s Katie Martzolf before falling to North Carolina’s Kendall Cline at the ITA Southeast Regional Championships.
2003-04
Earned first collegiate victory over Emily Vest of Middle Tennessee State … Her 6-3, 6-1 win over Lara Burgarello helped Kentucky defeat Purdue, 4-3, in West Lafayette … Picked up first career SEC victory over Auburn’s Sarah Suitor, 6-3, 6-1 … Defeated Ohio State’s Lindsay Adams by a 6-0, 6-2 in Kentucky’s 4-0 NCAA-regional win over the Buckeyes ... Did not compete in the Fall Season.
Junior Career
Participated in the Australian Open Junior Championships from 2000-2003 … 16-and-under Australian National Claycourt Champion in 2000 ... 14-and-under Australian National Claycourt Champion in 1998 ... Has accumulated a wealth of international tennis experience, earning ITF junior and WTA world rankings … Scored victories over WTA Top-400 ranked players.
Personal
Born on Nov. 28, 1984 … Parents are Ian and Agnes Coventry … Major is psychology.
