05-29-2019, 11:40 AM
Michaela Gordon repeats as an ITA All-American in singles, as she makes it to #10 in the final rankings, climbing 14 spots from #24. Beating the #5 player twice in a week didn't hurt, I'd wager.
Final singles rankings for Stanford players:
10. Michaela Gordon (All-American)
25. Melissa Lord (up 4; she finished last year ranked #25 as well)
49. Emily Arbuthnott (down 5)
61. Caroline Lampl (up 5)
95. Janice Shin (up 13)
120. Emma Higuchi (down 13)
Choy finally drops out of the rankings.
Final doubles rankings for Stanford players:
20. Lampl/Yee (down 1)
34. Arbuthnott/Gordon (down 5)
62. Lord/Madurawe (down 5)
68. Yee/Madurawe (down 23) (not bad for a team that played together in precisely one tournament last fall)
Congratulations to Michaela for being named an ITA All-American! As a reminder, she was an All-American in singles and doubles last year, teaming with Emily Arbuthnott. (Gordon finished #21 last year, outside the threshold for All-American status, but the strength of her regular season meant she was seeded for that tournament, which got her in. She and Arbuthnott were the #3 seed last year and finished 6th in the rankings. Arbuthnott was also a singles All-American last year because she made the Round of 16 in the NCAA singles tournament.)
ITA All-American recognition on this year's roster:
Gordon: 2x singles (2018, 2019), 1x doubles (2018)
Arbuthnott: 1x singles (2018), 1x doubles (2018)
Lord: 1x singles (2017, when she finished the year ranked #19)
Final singles rankings for Stanford players:
10. Michaela Gordon (All-American)
25. Melissa Lord (up 4; she finished last year ranked #25 as well)
49. Emily Arbuthnott (down 5)
61. Caroline Lampl (up 5)
95. Janice Shin (up 13)
120. Emma Higuchi (down 13)
Choy finally drops out of the rankings.
Final doubles rankings for Stanford players:
20. Lampl/Yee (down 1)
34. Arbuthnott/Gordon (down 5)
62. Lord/Madurawe (down 5)
68. Yee/Madurawe (down 23) (not bad for a team that played together in precisely one tournament last fall)
Congratulations to Michaela for being named an ITA All-American! As a reminder, she was an All-American in singles and doubles last year, teaming with Emily Arbuthnott. (Gordon finished #21 last year, outside the threshold for All-American status, but the strength of her regular season meant she was seeded for that tournament, which got her in. She and Arbuthnott were the #3 seed last year and finished 6th in the rankings. Arbuthnott was also a singles All-American last year because she made the Round of 16 in the NCAA singles tournament.)
ITA All-American recognition on this year's roster:
Gordon: 2x singles (2018, 2019), 1x doubles (2018)
Arbuthnott: 1x singles (2018), 1x doubles (2018)
Lord: 1x singles (2017, when she finished the year ranked #19)