2022-23 Women's Tennis Roster
Goldsmith, Jayci
Jayci Goldsmith
- Height:
- 5-7
- Class:
- Graduate Student
- High School:
- Dripping Springs
- Hometown:
- Dripping Springs, Texas
Bio
GOLDSMITH’S AWARDS & HONORS
GOLDSMITH’S ITA RANKING HISTORY
GOLDSMITH IN THE RECORD BOOK
AT TEXAS A&M
2022-23 (GRADUATE)
Finished the season with over 30 wins in both singles (32-9) and doubles (31-11)... Earned her first ranked singles win of the season over UCLA's No. 98 Kimberly Hance and finished the year with six ranked wins, her singles season was highlighted by a win over No. 6 Cameron Morra from Duke... Toppled South Carolina's No. 60 Sarah Hamner/Ayana Akli for her first ranked doubles win of the season and totaled 11 ranked wins on the season across three partners (Mary Stoiana, Carson Branstine and Salma Ewing), bested the No. 1 team in the nation in North Carolina's Carson Tanguilig/Fiona Crawley at the ITA National Team Indoor Championships... Ended SEC regular season 11-1 in singles play and 11-2 in doubles, earning her a place on the All-SEC Second Team... Followed up successful regular season with four wins in the SEC Tournament, garnering her SEC All-Tournament Team honors... Closed out the season in the NCAA Doubles Championships with Ewing, pair bested UCLA's No. 7 Elise Wagle/Kimmi Hance in the opening round, ultimately falling in the second round.
2021-22 (SENIOR)
Compiled a 29-3 overall singles record composed of a 3-1 outing at the ITA Texas Regional Championships and a 26-2 ledger in dual match play… Notched her first ranked singles win over No. 89 Kailey Evans of Texas Tech in straight sets… Defeated No. 68 Elise Mills of South Carolina in three sets… Clinched the team match against No. 13 Florida, defeating Carly Briggs in three sets… Toppled No. 71 Meg Kowalski of seventh-ranked Georgia in A&M’s historic 7-0 sweep… Re-set the A&M record for doubles ranking alongside Tatiana Makarova, climbing to No. 2 on April 13… Garnered the second Doubles All-American designation of her career alongside Makarova at the conclusion of the season… Went 35-7 overall in doubles play with a 15-5 record against nationally ranked opponents, all alongside Makarova… Booked a 6-2 result against No. 7-ranked Daria Frayman and Grace Joyce of Princeton on ITA Kickoff Weekend… Notched another top-10 doubles win with Makarova, defeating No. 10 Carly Briggs and Marlee Zein of Florida in a 6-2 affair… Earned a 6-4 decision against No. 7 Alicia Herrero and Mel Krywoj of Baylor in the NCAA Second Round… Reached the quarterfinals of the NCAA Doubles Championship with Makarova for the second straight year.
2020-21 (JUNIOR)
Completed the season with a 16-10 record in singles play, boasting six victories against ranked singles opponents in the process… Went 14-9 in the dual match season and contributed five victories during SEC play… Managed a pair of three-match win streaks during the season… Played the majority of her matches at the No. 2 singles line and boasted a 12-7 record in that slot… Cemented the decisive fourth point in a pair of A&M’s matches this season against SMU and Ole Miss… Achieved ITA All-American Doubles status alongside senior Tatiana Makarova following an impressive showing at the NCAA Individual Championships… Went 20-12 in doubles with Makarova, logging eight ranked victories and two wins against opponents in the top-10… Set a new career-high ranked win in the NCAA Doubles Round of 16, defeating No. 5 Jaeda Daniel and Adriana Reami of North Carolina State in straight sets.
2019-20 (SOPHOMORE)
Finished the shortened season with a 14-10 overall record in singles matches, including a 10-4 mark in dual match play… Started the season ranked No. 58 in singles… Played the majority of her matches at No. 2 singles, going 8-4 in the position… Won her only matches at the No. 1 and No. 3 positions… Earned an even 2-2 mark in SEC play… Went 15-8 in doubles play, with a 9-4 mark in dual matches… Finished with the No. 37 rank in doubles alongside junior Tatiana Makarova.
2018-19 (FRESHMAN)
Logged a 25-11 singles record, including a 9-2 mark in tournament matches… Played the majority of her matches at the No. 2 line, finishing with a 9-9 record… Went undefeated at the No. 1 line, posting a 7-0 record… Was 4-5 in SEC matches, all at the No. 2 position… Longest win streak of the season was eight matches… Recorded the clinch victory in three matches… Finished 24-11 in doubles, including a 20-8 record in dual matches, all at the No. 1 position… Was 20-8 in dual matches when paired with sophomore Tatiana Makarova.
PERSONAL
Jayci Goldsmith was born in Dripping Springs, Texas, to Doug and Brandi Goldsmith… She is one of three children and has two sisters, Keeley and Stormie… The senior attended Dripping Springs High School… Was rated a blue chip recruit by TennisRecruiting.net and placed as the No. 16 player nationally… She received her Aggie Ring in the spring of 2021 and expects to graduate from Texas A&M in the spring of 2022 with a Bachelor’s degree in University Studies, along with minors in human resources and communications… Goldsmith is a two time selection to the SEC Academic Honor Roll in 2020 and 2021… Serves as the Director of Marketing for WE3, an organization for female student-athletes at Texas A&M… Represents women’s tennis on the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC)… Looks to utilize her college education to find a career in pharmaceutical or medical sales… In her spare time, she enjoys going hunting, fishing, going to the lake and spending time with family and friends.
GOLDSMITH UP CLOSE
Favorites
(as of May 27, 2023)
Singles
#60 Oleksandra Korashvil, Oklahoma (February 17, 2019)
#38 McCartney Kessler, Florida (March 31, 2019)
#53 Jessica Golovin, LSU (April 5, 2019)
#113 Elena Christofi, Georgia (September 29, 2019)
#46 Tate Schroeder, TCU (February 2, 2021)
#100 Yu Chen, Auburn (April 1, 2021)
#83 Eleonora Molinaro, Tennessee (April 14, 2021)
#59 Tiphanie Fiquet, Ole Miss (April 17, 2021)
#120 Clarissa Hand, Northwestern (May 8, 2021)
#44 Emanuelle Salas, Florida State (May 16, 2021)
#89 Kailey Evans, Texas Tech (January 30, 2022)
#68 Elise Mills, South Carolina (March 4, 2022)
#71 Meg Kowalski, Georgia (March 27, 2022)
#120 Meg Kowalski, Georgia (April 24, 2022)
#98 Kimberley Hance, UCLA (October 1, 2022)
#66 Isabella Pfennig, Miami (October 2, 2022)
#6 Cameron Morra, Duke (October 3, 2022)
#115 Olivia Peet, Texas Tech (October 21, 2022)
#57 Anastasiia Lopata, Georgia (April 2, 2023)
#71 Anastasiia Lopata, Georgia (April 23, 2023)
Doubles
(with Tatiana Makarova)
#37 Aiwen Zhu/En-Pei Huang, UNLV (November 11, 2018)
#55 Anzhelika Shapovalova/Liza Buss, SMU (February 27, 2019)
#10 Eden Richardson/Jessica Golovin, LSU (April 5, 2019)
#66 Magda Adaloglou/Tamara Racine, Mississippi State (April 11, 2019)
#85 Alexa Bortles/Sabrina Machalova, Ole Miss (April 14, 2019)
#61 Magda Adaloglou/Tamara Racine, Mississippi State (April 18, 2019)
#61 Michaela Haet/Linda Huang, Rice (May 4, 2019)
#68 Anna Turati/Bianca Turati, Texas (May 5, 2019)
#38 Emma Kurtz/Emily Smith, Vanderbilt (May 11, 2019)
#52 Jackie Nylander/Chandler Carter, SMU (January 30, 2021)
#41 Magda Adaloglou/Tamara Racine, Mississippi State (March 5, 2021)
#77 Nina Geissler/Eden Richardson, LSU (March 26, 2021)
#20 Anna Vrbenska/Alexa Bortles, Ole Miss (April 17, 2021)
#15 Megan Davies/Mia Horvit, South Carolina (April 22, 2021)
#6 Katarina Jokic/Ariana Arsenault, Georgia (April 23, 2021)
#15 Maya Tahan/Diana Khodan, Florida State (May 24, 2021)
#5 Jaeda Daniel/Adriana Reami, North Carolina State (May 25, 2021)
#38 Anna Campana/Carolyn Campana, Wake Forest (October 7, 2021)
#28 Mary Lewis/Maja Pietrowicz, Michigan State (October 7, 2021)
#7 Daria Frayman/Grace Joyce, Princeton (January 29, 2022)
#40 Eryn Cayetano/Grace Piper, USC (February 13, 2022)
#10 Carly Briggs/Marlee Zein, Florida (March 6, 2022)
#78 Yufei Long/Anna Ross, Vanderbilt (March 18, 2022)
#13 Daria Kuczer/Tenika McGiffin, Tennessee (March 25, 2022)
#12 Morgan Coppoc/Ania Hertel, Georgia (March 27, 2022)
#43 Tatum Rice/Morgan Cross, Arkansas (April 15, 2022)
#40 Anna Ross/Holly Staff, Vanderbilt (April 22, 2022)
#28 Alicia Dudeney/McCartney Kessler (April 23, 2022)
#14 Morgan Coppoc/Ania Hertel, Georgia (April 24, 2022)
#7 Alicia Herrero/Mel Krywoj, Baylor (May 7, 2022)
#18 Miyuka Kimoto/Polina Kozyreva, Syracuse (May 24, 2022)
#31 Charlotte Russell/Lahari Yelamanchili, Tulane (May 25, 2022)
(With Mary Stoiana)
#60 Sarah Hamner/Ayana Akli, South Carolina (September 22, 2022)
#36 Reilly Tran/Carson Tanguilig, North Carolina (September 23, 2022)
(With Carson Branstine)
#43 Kristina Novak/Ayumi Miyamoto, Oklahoma State (October 1, 2022)
#27 Laura Lopez/Maria Aguiar, Boston College (October 2, 2022)
(With Salma Ewing)
#1 Carson Tanguilig/Fiona Crawley, North Carolina (February 12, 2023)
#73 Lenka Stara/Grace O'Donnell, Arkansas (March 10, 2023)
#34 Loudmilla Bencheikh/Anne Marie Hiser, Alabama (March 24, 2023)
#20 Carolyn Ansari/Ariana Arseneault, Auburn (March, 26, 2023)
#39 Esther Adeshina/Rebeka Mertena, Tennessee (March 31, 2023)
#21 Alicia Dudeney/Bente Spee, Florida (April 22, 2023)
#7 Elise Wagle/Kimmi Hance, UCLA (May 23, 2023)
- 2x ITA All-American Doubles (with Tatiana Makarova, 2021, 22)
- All-SEC First Team (2022)
- 2x All-SEC Second Team (2019, 23)
- SEC All-Freshman Team (2019)
- 2x SEC All-Tournament Team (2022, 23)
- SEC Freshman of the Week (April 10, 2019)
- 3x SEC Academic Honor Roll (2020, 21, 22)
- 2x SEC Community Service Team (2022, 23)
GOLDSMITH’S ITA RANKING HISTORY
- Career-High Singles Ranking – No. 46 (February 8, 2023)
- Career-High Doubles Ranking – No. 2 (April 13, 2022) with Tatiana Makarova
GOLDSMITH IN THE RECORD BOOK
- Single-Season Singles Win Percentage – No. 1 (.906, 2022)
- Total Career Singles Wins – No. 1 (116 victories)
- Total Career Doubles Wins – No. 1 (123 victories)
- Single-Season Doubles Wins – No. 5 & No. 10 (35 victories, 2022 & 30 victories, 2023)
- Singles-Season Singles Wins – No. 6 & No. 9 (33 victories, 2022 & 31 victories, 2023)
- SINGLE-SEASON DOUBLES WIN PERCENTAGE – No. 7 (.833, 2022)
AT TEXAS A&M
2022-23 (GRADUATE)
Finished the season with over 30 wins in both singles (32-9) and doubles (31-11)... Earned her first ranked singles win of the season over UCLA's No. 98 Kimberly Hance and finished the year with six ranked wins, her singles season was highlighted by a win over No. 6 Cameron Morra from Duke... Toppled South Carolina's No. 60 Sarah Hamner/Ayana Akli for her first ranked doubles win of the season and totaled 11 ranked wins on the season across three partners (Mary Stoiana, Carson Branstine and Salma Ewing), bested the No. 1 team in the nation in North Carolina's Carson Tanguilig/Fiona Crawley at the ITA National Team Indoor Championships... Ended SEC regular season 11-1 in singles play and 11-2 in doubles, earning her a place on the All-SEC Second Team... Followed up successful regular season with four wins in the SEC Tournament, garnering her SEC All-Tournament Team honors... Closed out the season in the NCAA Doubles Championships with Ewing, pair bested UCLA's No. 7 Elise Wagle/Kimmi Hance in the opening round, ultimately falling in the second round.
2021-22 (SENIOR)
Compiled a 29-3 overall singles record composed of a 3-1 outing at the ITA Texas Regional Championships and a 26-2 ledger in dual match play… Notched her first ranked singles win over No. 89 Kailey Evans of Texas Tech in straight sets… Defeated No. 68 Elise Mills of South Carolina in three sets… Clinched the team match against No. 13 Florida, defeating Carly Briggs in three sets… Toppled No. 71 Meg Kowalski of seventh-ranked Georgia in A&M’s historic 7-0 sweep… Re-set the A&M record for doubles ranking alongside Tatiana Makarova, climbing to No. 2 on April 13… Garnered the second Doubles All-American designation of her career alongside Makarova at the conclusion of the season… Went 35-7 overall in doubles play with a 15-5 record against nationally ranked opponents, all alongside Makarova… Booked a 6-2 result against No. 7-ranked Daria Frayman and Grace Joyce of Princeton on ITA Kickoff Weekend… Notched another top-10 doubles win with Makarova, defeating No. 10 Carly Briggs and Marlee Zein of Florida in a 6-2 affair… Earned a 6-4 decision against No. 7 Alicia Herrero and Mel Krywoj of Baylor in the NCAA Second Round… Reached the quarterfinals of the NCAA Doubles Championship with Makarova for the second straight year.
2020-21 (JUNIOR)
Completed the season with a 16-10 record in singles play, boasting six victories against ranked singles opponents in the process… Went 14-9 in the dual match season and contributed five victories during SEC play… Managed a pair of three-match win streaks during the season… Played the majority of her matches at the No. 2 singles line and boasted a 12-7 record in that slot… Cemented the decisive fourth point in a pair of A&M’s matches this season against SMU and Ole Miss… Achieved ITA All-American Doubles status alongside senior Tatiana Makarova following an impressive showing at the NCAA Individual Championships… Went 20-12 in doubles with Makarova, logging eight ranked victories and two wins against opponents in the top-10… Set a new career-high ranked win in the NCAA Doubles Round of 16, defeating No. 5 Jaeda Daniel and Adriana Reami of North Carolina State in straight sets.
2019-20 (SOPHOMORE)
Finished the shortened season with a 14-10 overall record in singles matches, including a 10-4 mark in dual match play… Started the season ranked No. 58 in singles… Played the majority of her matches at No. 2 singles, going 8-4 in the position… Won her only matches at the No. 1 and No. 3 positions… Earned an even 2-2 mark in SEC play… Went 15-8 in doubles play, with a 9-4 mark in dual matches… Finished with the No. 37 rank in doubles alongside junior Tatiana Makarova.
2018-19 (FRESHMAN)
Logged a 25-11 singles record, including a 9-2 mark in tournament matches… Played the majority of her matches at the No. 2 line, finishing with a 9-9 record… Went undefeated at the No. 1 line, posting a 7-0 record… Was 4-5 in SEC matches, all at the No. 2 position… Longest win streak of the season was eight matches… Recorded the clinch victory in three matches… Finished 24-11 in doubles, including a 20-8 record in dual matches, all at the No. 1 position… Was 20-8 in dual matches when paired with sophomore Tatiana Makarova.
PERSONAL
Jayci Goldsmith was born in Dripping Springs, Texas, to Doug and Brandi Goldsmith… She is one of three children and has two sisters, Keeley and Stormie… The senior attended Dripping Springs High School… Was rated a blue chip recruit by TennisRecruiting.net and placed as the No. 16 player nationally… She received her Aggie Ring in the spring of 2021 and expects to graduate from Texas A&M in the spring of 2022 with a Bachelor’s degree in University Studies, along with minors in human resources and communications… Goldsmith is a two time selection to the SEC Academic Honor Roll in 2020 and 2021… Serves as the Director of Marketing for WE3, an organization for female student-athletes at Texas A&M… Represents women’s tennis on the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC)… Looks to utilize her college education to find a career in pharmaceutical or medical sales… In her spare time, she enjoys going hunting, fishing, going to the lake and spending time with family and friends.
GOLDSMITH UP CLOSE
Favorites
- Favorite class subject: Business
- Favorite Texas A&M professor: William Collopy
- Favorite tennis player of all time: Roger Federer
- Favorite athlete (other than tennis): Shaquille O’Neal
- Favorite professional sports team: Dallas Cowboys
- Favorite social media platform: Snapchat
- Favorite emoji: Laughing Face
- Favorite animal: Too hard to pick
- Favorite food: Chicken fried rice
- Favorite music genre: Country
- Favorite TV show: Yellowstone
- Favorite movie: The Blind Side
- Favorite sport to play other than tennis: Football
- Favorite vacation spot: Anywhere with a beach
- Favorite thing about tennis: Competing, as well as the individuality of the sport
- Favorite thing about Texas A&M: The traditions and the people
- Favorite Aggie tradition: Aggie Ring
- My nickname is: Jay
- One word to describe me ON the court: Spicy
- One word to describe me OFF the court: Outgoing
- The person who had the greatest impact on my life: My mom and dad
- The accomplishment that I’m most proud of: Becoming an ITA Doubles All-American in 2021
- The person that I would most like to meet: Kylie Jenner
- The most famous person I’ve met: Vinnie Hacker
- My go-to hype song: “Forever” – by Drake, Kanye West, Lil Wayne and Eminem
- What I am most thankful for: My family and the opportunities I have been given
- The number one item on my bucket list is: Skydiving
- My biggest pet peeve is: When people lick their fingers after eating Cheetos
- My most annoying habit is: Procrastination
- The reality show that I would most like to participate in is: The Bachelor
- If I had a million dollars, I would: Invest it
- Languages (other than English) that I speak fluently: Gibberish
- The teammate who will surprise people this year: Mary Stoiana
- The teammate who can always make me laugh: Ellie Pittman
- The teammate who dominates in the weight room: Elise Robbins
- The teammate who is most likely to become President: Elise Robbins
- The teammate who is most likely to be on a “best-dressed” list: Ellie Pittman
- The teammate who is the best candidate for America’s Got Talent: Isa Di Laura
- The teammate who is the best candidate for American Ninja Warrior: Katya Townsend
- The teammate who is the best candidate for The Bachelorette: Myself
- The teammate who is the best candidate for Big Brother: Mary Stoiana
- The teammate who is the best candidate for Lip Sync Battle: Gianna Pielet
- The teammate who is the best candidate for MasterChef: Isa Di Laura
- The teammate who is the best candidate for Shark Tank: Kayal Gownder
- The teammate who is the best candidate for Survivor: Myself
- The teammate who is the best candidate for the Voice: Isa Di Laura
- The teammate who is the best candidate for World of Dance: Gianna Pielet
(as of May 27, 2023)
Singles
#60 Oleksandra Korashvil, Oklahoma (February 17, 2019)
#38 McCartney Kessler, Florida (March 31, 2019)
#53 Jessica Golovin, LSU (April 5, 2019)
#113 Elena Christofi, Georgia (September 29, 2019)
#46 Tate Schroeder, TCU (February 2, 2021)
#100 Yu Chen, Auburn (April 1, 2021)
#83 Eleonora Molinaro, Tennessee (April 14, 2021)
#59 Tiphanie Fiquet, Ole Miss (April 17, 2021)
#120 Clarissa Hand, Northwestern (May 8, 2021)
#44 Emanuelle Salas, Florida State (May 16, 2021)
#89 Kailey Evans, Texas Tech (January 30, 2022)
#68 Elise Mills, South Carolina (March 4, 2022)
#71 Meg Kowalski, Georgia (March 27, 2022)
#120 Meg Kowalski, Georgia (April 24, 2022)
#98 Kimberley Hance, UCLA (October 1, 2022)
#66 Isabella Pfennig, Miami (October 2, 2022)
#6 Cameron Morra, Duke (October 3, 2022)
#115 Olivia Peet, Texas Tech (October 21, 2022)
#57 Anastasiia Lopata, Georgia (April 2, 2023)
#71 Anastasiia Lopata, Georgia (April 23, 2023)
Doubles
(with Tatiana Makarova)
#37 Aiwen Zhu/En-Pei Huang, UNLV (November 11, 2018)
#55 Anzhelika Shapovalova/Liza Buss, SMU (February 27, 2019)
#10 Eden Richardson/Jessica Golovin, LSU (April 5, 2019)
#66 Magda Adaloglou/Tamara Racine, Mississippi State (April 11, 2019)
#85 Alexa Bortles/Sabrina Machalova, Ole Miss (April 14, 2019)
#61 Magda Adaloglou/Tamara Racine, Mississippi State (April 18, 2019)
#61 Michaela Haet/Linda Huang, Rice (May 4, 2019)
#68 Anna Turati/Bianca Turati, Texas (May 5, 2019)
#38 Emma Kurtz/Emily Smith, Vanderbilt (May 11, 2019)
#52 Jackie Nylander/Chandler Carter, SMU (January 30, 2021)
#41 Magda Adaloglou/Tamara Racine, Mississippi State (March 5, 2021)
#77 Nina Geissler/Eden Richardson, LSU (March 26, 2021)
#20 Anna Vrbenska/Alexa Bortles, Ole Miss (April 17, 2021)
#15 Megan Davies/Mia Horvit, South Carolina (April 22, 2021)
#6 Katarina Jokic/Ariana Arsenault, Georgia (April 23, 2021)
#15 Maya Tahan/Diana Khodan, Florida State (May 24, 2021)
#5 Jaeda Daniel/Adriana Reami, North Carolina State (May 25, 2021)
#38 Anna Campana/Carolyn Campana, Wake Forest (October 7, 2021)
#28 Mary Lewis/Maja Pietrowicz, Michigan State (October 7, 2021)
#7 Daria Frayman/Grace Joyce, Princeton (January 29, 2022)
#40 Eryn Cayetano/Grace Piper, USC (February 13, 2022)
#10 Carly Briggs/Marlee Zein, Florida (March 6, 2022)
#78 Yufei Long/Anna Ross, Vanderbilt (March 18, 2022)
#13 Daria Kuczer/Tenika McGiffin, Tennessee (March 25, 2022)
#12 Morgan Coppoc/Ania Hertel, Georgia (March 27, 2022)
#43 Tatum Rice/Morgan Cross, Arkansas (April 15, 2022)
#40 Anna Ross/Holly Staff, Vanderbilt (April 22, 2022)
#28 Alicia Dudeney/McCartney Kessler (April 23, 2022)
#14 Morgan Coppoc/Ania Hertel, Georgia (April 24, 2022)
#7 Alicia Herrero/Mel Krywoj, Baylor (May 7, 2022)
#18 Miyuka Kimoto/Polina Kozyreva, Syracuse (May 24, 2022)
#31 Charlotte Russell/Lahari Yelamanchili, Tulane (May 25, 2022)
(With Mary Stoiana)
#60 Sarah Hamner/Ayana Akli, South Carolina (September 22, 2022)
#36 Reilly Tran/Carson Tanguilig, North Carolina (September 23, 2022)
(With Carson Branstine)
#43 Kristina Novak/Ayumi Miyamoto, Oklahoma State (October 1, 2022)
#27 Laura Lopez/Maria Aguiar, Boston College (October 2, 2022)
(With Salma Ewing)
#1 Carson Tanguilig/Fiona Crawley, North Carolina (February 12, 2023)
#73 Lenka Stara/Grace O'Donnell, Arkansas (March 10, 2023)
#34 Loudmilla Bencheikh/Anne Marie Hiser, Alabama (March 24, 2023)
#20 Carolyn Ansari/Ariana Arseneault, Auburn (March, 26, 2023)
#39 Esther Adeshina/Rebeka Mertena, Tennessee (March 31, 2023)
#21 Alicia Dudeney/Bente Spee, Florida (April 22, 2023)
#7 Elise Wagle/Kimmi Hance, UCLA (May 23, 2023)
Georgia Postgame: Mark Weaver, Mary Stoiana, Mia Kupres
Sunday, May 18
Michigan Postgame: Mark Weaver, Nicole Khirin, Lexington Reed
Saturday, May 17
NCAA Team Championship Preview: Daria Smetannikov
Monday, May 12
NCAA Team Championship Preview: Mia Kupres
Monday, May 12
