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Agnes Scott Tennis Reaches Second Round Of NCAA Championships

The Agnes Scott Tennis Team advanced to the second round of the NCAA Division III Championships for the first time in school history. The Scotties recorded a 14-2 mark on the season, including a 5-4 victory over Grove City (Pa.) in their NCAA First-Round match up.

The Scotties earned their trip to the NCAA Championships by capturing the Great South Athletic Conference Championship. The Scotties defeated Huntingdon in April for their second GSAC title.

Head Coach Glen Hill was named GSAC Coach of the Year for the second time. Senior Lindsey Burdette was named Most Valuable Player of the GSAC Championships for her play. Numerous other Scotties also received GSAC Post-Season Honors.

At the Agnes Scott Athletic Department Awards Banquet, senior Esther Kaplan was named Agnes Scott's Scholar-Athlete of the Year. Kaplan carried a 3.97 G.P.A as an International Relations and Political Science double-major. After missing graduation while competing in the NCAA Championships, Kaplan was given a surprise commencement ceremony.

At the banquet, team awards were also announced. First-year Danielle Patton received the Coach's Award, while fellow first-year, Natalie Mayer received the Perfect Season Award. Burdette received the Grace Under Pressure Award.

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