Bio

2013-14: Versatile player who had a winning record in two singles flights and saw action in several different doubles flights through the season...Went 13-8 overall in singles, including a 7-4 mark in conference matches...Went 8-1 in nine singles matches between Sept. 21 and Oct. 25...Won three out of four decisions in doubles between Sept. 20 and Oct. 4...Named honorable mention All-GLIAC...Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team.

2012-13: Emerged as a strength of the team in her freshman season, going 28-11 when combining singles and doubles matches…Formed a formidable #2 doubles team with fellow freshman Sydney Delp…Lost first three singles matches, then set the conference aflame, winning nine of her next 10 matches, with her only loss coming in a 10-7 score in the third set…After losing first two doubles matches with Delp, went on an 11-match winning streak, with the closest match being a score of 8-4…Lost just four points in three singles matches during the spring.

High School: A three-time regional champion while competing for St. Joseph High School on the west side of Michigan...Was named First-Team All-State three times and was a state-qualifier three times during her career...Named the Division 3 Player of the Year in the state of Michigan...A finalist for the Michigan Miss Tennis Award...Spent three seasons as the team’s No. 1 singles player and was named team MVP three times...A two-time conference champion, named First-Team All-Conference twice and was individually named Academic All-State on two occasions...Her team won a regional championship during her career, and earned academic All-State recognition..Has a 2-star rating according to TennisRecruiting.net and has been ranked as high as 25^th in the state, among the top 200 in the Midwest and the top 500 in the nation...Her St. Joseph-area USTA tennis team finished in 7^th place at a 2009 national tournament...Peirce also played four years of varsity basketball for the Bears. She was a three-year captain and was twice named First-Team All-Conference on the hardwood...Away from athletics, Peirce earned a high school overall grade point average of 3.95, and was named to the Principal’s Honor Roll and received the Academic Letter four times in four years. She was a class officer, part of the St. Joseph High School Symphony Orchestra, where she once performed at Carnegie Hall, and volunteered at the Lakeland Regional Medical Center, The Boys and Girls Club of Benton Harbor, the Curious Kids Museum and at Habitat for Humanity...Also worked as a youth tennis instructor at the South Shore Health & Racquet Club...Her mother Amy Porritt-Peirce played basketball for four years at Purdue University...Born July 23, 1993...Parents are Michael and Amy.

Career Record: 10-6 singles; 12-5 doubles

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