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2020 All-State First Team Singles
2020 All-ODAC Second Team #2 Singles
2019 All-ODAC First Team #2 Singles
2019 All-ODAC Second Team #1 Doubles
2018 All-State Second-Team Singles
2018 All-ODAC Second Team #2 Singles
2017 All-State Second-Team Singles
2017 All-ODAC Second-Team #4 Singles

2019-2020: Senior season saw her become the winningest player in program history … 9-4 on the season and 4-1 in tournament play … won two matches at ITA Regionals … Two losses came against opponents from Southern Virginia and Averett in super tiebreakers …  8-4 at first doubles and 6-2 in dual matches paired with Keyu Jin .. won last three doubles matches by 8-1 scores ... received ITA Arthur Ashe Sportsmanship and Leadership Award

2018-2019: Earned All-ODAC honors for the third consecutive season...primary No. 2 singles and No. 1 doubles player for Randolph...fashioned a 16-6 singles record, going 14-3 at No. 2...consistent No. 1 doubles player, teamming up with Keyu Jin...the pair concluded the season with a 10-3 record...teamed up with Savana Mata and Sarah Mueller on several occasions at No. 2 doubles.

2017-2018: Started off at the No. 3 singles spot, going 2-1 before moving up to No. 2 singles...fashioned an 11-2 record at No. 2 while finishing with a 17-4 overall record on the season...was a consistent No. 2 doubles player, teaming up with Lauren Appel for most of her matches...the duo concluded the season with a 6-4 record...teamed up with Sarah Mueller on several occasions at No. 2 where the pair went 4-4 overall. 

2016-2017: Put together a remarkable first campaign with the WildCats…played number four singles, and showed she was one of the best in the region…started the year off by winning three matches and her flight in the WildCat Fall Invitational…then went out and lost only once in the spring, with it coming against the All-ODAC player at number three…won 13-straight matches to end the year…also was very successful in doubles action, playing primarily with Jenna Sweet at number two…won 11 matches in that spot with Sweet, including two four-match win streaks…also won twice with Samantha Dickerson in dual play and twice with Lauren Appel in tournament play…will look to take over the number three spot in singles and continue her strong play.

Previous: Played four years of tennis for the homeschool team…played at number one singles and doubles in all years and served as a captain for three years.

Personal: Daughter of Edward and Rebecca Schmitz…has two younger siblings, Elizabeth and Edward.