Ashley Spicer

Height:
5-6
Class:
Sophomore
High School:
Washington State
Hometown:
Round Rock, Texas

Career Record

Year	Singles	Doubles	Overall	Win Pct.
2007*	9-11	6-13	15-24	.385
2008	15-10	11-14	26-24	.520
2009	14-8	15-6	29-14	.674
Total	38-29	32-33	70-62	.530

* - at Washington State

Junior Year: Named co-captain for the 2009-10 season … Totaled a 29-14 (.674) overall mark … Compiled a 14-8 singles mark … Won seven of her first eight singles matches to begin the season … Posted an 8-5 mark in BIG EAST solo action … Totaled a 15-6 doubles record with partner Chelsea Jones … Recorded an 8-4 league mark in doubles play … Won nine of her first 10 doubles matches to start the season … Won her 50th career match against West Virginia on Feb. 7, 2009.

Sophomore Year: Named program’s most valuable player … Claimed a 26-24 overall record … Posted a 15-10 singles mark and an 11-14 doubles record … Boasted a 9-6 singles record versus BIG EAST opponents … Tallied a 13-4 singles record against East Region foes … Earned a 15-5 record at the No. 4 position ... Totaled seven wins in her last nine singles matches … Recorded an 18-game win streak … Registered simultaneous five-match win streaks in singles and doubles play with partner Chelsea Jones ... Earned Athletic Director’s Honor Roll distinction for the fall 2007 semester.

Freshman Year (at Washington State): Collected a 9-11 overall singles record … Posted a 5-8 doubles record with teammate Amy Toth.

International Tennis Federation Tour: Qualified as Toronto ITF doubles finalist in 2005 … Reached Copa Cariari ITF singles and doubles finals in 2004 … Captured Trinidad ITF doubles crown in 2003.
Personal: Ashley Marie Spicer … Daughter of David Spicer … Born September 1987 ... Majoring in sport management.

Getting to Know: Ashley Spicer

What was it like playing on the International Tennis Federation tours?

"It was truly an awesome experience to see players from all over the world and compete against them at a young age. Most American players never get the opportunity to see the different styles of play until the professional level and usually after college."

What are your expectations this season for the BIG EAST after competing in the Pac-10 in 2006-07?

"Our team is younger, eager, simply loves the game and thrives on competition. I think that the BIG EAST will be just as competitive as the Pac-10. I am really excited to start conference matches and we're looking forward to competing for the championship."

Why did you choose Syracuse University?

"I chose Syracuse because of its promising atmosphere. It's a great educational institution and a degree from SU is irreplaceable. Also, the tennis program is on the verge of being great, and I wanted to be a part of that. Everyone here has been amazing and I'm really glad that I made this decision.