Arkansas State University

As a player, she won the Arkansas Women's Intercollegiate Sports Association (AWISA) singles title three seasons (1977-79) and recorded a runner-up finish in 1980.  In 1978, she won the Region IV singles and finished seventh in the national tournament.  She was also an accomplished doubles player as she was a part of three AWISA runner-up finishes in doubles from 1978-80.  After her playing days were completed, she took over as Arkansas State's women's tennis coach in 1981.  She compiled a 339-238 (.588) all-time record and oversaw A-State's women's tennis program that competed in four different conferences.  Under her direction, Arkansas State finished second in the Sun Belt twice and American South once and also finished in the top four of the conference 17 times.  She was also known for having excellent academic teams as Arkansas State was selected as an ITA All-Academic Team every year from 1999 until she retired after the 2011 season.