Mercyhurst University Athletics

2010-11:  Helped the Lakers to an 18-6 overall mark, 2-2 in PSAC West play… also guided Mercyhurst to its second-straight NCAA berth and second-round appearance for the second consecutive year… integral part of the Lakers No. 47 national ranking and the No. 4 Atlantic Region ranking…went 10-9 in singles play, including a 3-1 mark in conference action.. spent majority of time at No. 4 singles with a 7-9 mark, but went undefeated at No. 3 (2-0) and No. 6 (1-0)…split time at doubles with Caroline Bristol and Rebecca Haener… with Bristol she posted a perfect 3-0 mark in dual matches while recording a 12-8 mark with Haener all at No. 2 doubles, including a 2-2 mark in PSAC West play.

2009-10:  Steady player in Lakers’ lineup who helped Mercyhurst to its second consecutive PSAC playoff appearance and the first NCAA Tournament victory in program history (5-1 vs East Stroudsburg)… went 9-8 in singles (8-1 at No. 4)… recorded a 15-7 doubles record with five different partners, including a 7-1 mark with Rebecca Haener at No. 2… won four-straight singles matches during spring trip and won six-straight doubles near the end of the year.

2008-09: Wrapped up the year with an 8-9 overall mark with stints at Nos. 5 and 6 singles, recording a 7-8 mark at No. 5 and 1-1 at No. 6.. went 2-2 against PSAC opponents... partnered with Natalie Iovino at No. 3 doubles for a 7-11 overall mark...closed out season winning final two matches against tough PSAC competition.

2007-08: Split time between the No. 5 and No. 6 singles spot as a freshman, picking up a 6-4 record at No. 5 and a 1-7 mark at No. 6 for a 7-11 overall record...Went 3-5 in singles GLIAC play...Went 7-9 in doubles play, splitting time between numerous teammates at No. 3...Recorded a 4-0 mark with Christine Mersch, a 1-6 record with Elizabeth Mullane, a 1-1 record with Maria Franco and a 1-2 record with Natalie Iovino.

High School: Finished second in the Portage Trail Conference and was a district qualifier after placing third at sectionals during...Played No. 1 singles and was voted team MVP...Won captain[apos]s award and fourth-year award as a senior...During junior year, competed at No. 1 singles and won captain's award...Earned the Portage Trail Conference Scholar Athlete Award...played No. 3 singles as a sophomore...Received Academic Excellence Award and made honor roll all four years...Posted a 3.9 GPA...Was a National Honor Society Member...Participated in marching band, wind symphony and jazz ensemble.

Personal: Born on April 13, 1989...Daughter of Patrick and Nancy Macke...Majoring in piano.