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Women's Tennis

1 - C-USA title

1998 (tournament)

Postseason Glory (since 1997)

2 NCAA Regional Appearances (1997, 1998)
4 Individual NCAA Appearances (1999, 2000, 2002)

All-Conference USA

10 All-C-USA First-Team selections
9 All-C-USA Second-Team selections
9 All-C-USA Third-Team selections

Academic

12 ITA Scholar-Athlete selections
54 C-USA Commmissioner's Honor Roll selections (since 2006)
5 C-USA Commissioner's Medal recipients (since 2006)
2 C-USA All-Academic selections (since 2007)

1 - C-USA Player of the Year	Sarah Borwell (2002)	1 - C-USA Newcomer of the Year	Leila Salek (2007)
2 - C-USA All-Academic Selections (since 2007)	Celia Fraser (2013) Lynley Wasson (2009)	1 - C-USA Coach of the Year	Stina Mosvold (1998)
1 - NCAA Tournament Victory	1998 vs. Texas A&M (8-1)	1 - NCAA Tournament Singles Championship Win	Sarah Borwell (2002)

1998 Season - C-USA Tournament Champions 13-11 Postseason: NCAA Tournament Second Round \| Coach: Stina Mosvold (5th season)
Following a breakout 1997 season that saw a final ranking of No. 38 and the program's first NCAA Regional appearance, head coach and former Houston All-American Stina Mosvold led the Cougars to their first C-USA Championship in 1998. Playing a loaded schedule, the Cougars (13-11) pulled off nine wins over ranked opponents, including three-straight at the C-USA Tournament in Houston over Southern Miss, Marquette and UAB. Houston made it four-consecutive wins over ranked teams with an opening-round victory over No. 29 Texas A&M in the NCAA Tournament before ultimately bowing out against No. 16 Arkansas. The Houston roster was loaded with All-C-USA selections (Susanne Andersson - 1st, Luciane Kelbert - 2nd, Galina Seliounina - 2nd, Mette Sigmundstad - 3rd), while Andersson finished the season ranked No. 103 in singles play and joined Sigmundstad in doubles play for a No. 50 ranking.

1998 Season - C-USA Tournament Champions
13-11
Postseason: NCAA Tournament Second Round | Coach: Stina Mosvold (5th season)

Following a breakout 1997 season that saw a final ranking of No. 38 and the program's first NCAA Regional appearance, head coach and former Houston All-American Stina Mosvold led the Cougars to their first C-USA Championship in 1998. Playing a loaded schedule, the Cougars (13-11) pulled off nine wins over ranked opponents, including three-straight at the C-USA Tournament in Houston over Southern Miss, Marquette and UAB. Houston made it four-consecutive wins over ranked teams with an opening-round victory over No. 29 Texas A&M in the NCAA Tournament before ultimately bowing out against No. 16 Arkansas. The Houston roster was loaded with All-C-USA selections (Susanne Andersson - 1st, Luciane Kelbert - 2nd, Galina Seliounina - 2nd, Mette Sigmundstad - 3rd), while Andersson finished the season ranked No. 103 in singles play and joined Sigmundstad in doubles play for a No. 50 ranking.

2013 Season - Final Season in C-USA 13-11 Coach: Patrick Sullivan (1st Season)
Houston's final season in Conference USA was filled with optimism for the future, as first-year head coach Patrick Sullivan led the Cougars to their first win over a ranked opponent since 2008 and returned to the national rankings as a team for the first time since 2006. Along with the team's return to national relevance, Sullivan signed the nation's No. 6 recruiting class for 2013 according to TennisRecruiting.net. Senior Maja Kazimieruk put together one of the most consistent seasons in program history, going 18-4 in singles play, which ranks seventh all-time in winning percentage (.818), while also teaming up with sophomore> Celia Fraser for a 15-3 mark in doubles play. Kazimieruk ended her Houston career ranking sixth in program history with 57 dual match singles victories.

2013 Season - Final Season in C-USA
13-11
Coach: Patrick Sullivan (1st Season)

Houston's final season in Conference USA was filled with optimism for the future, as first-year head coach Patrick Sullivan led the Cougars to their first win over a ranked opponent since 2008 and returned to the national rankings as a team for the first time since 2006. Along with the team's return to national relevance, Sullivan signed the nation's No. 6 recruiting class for 2013 according to TennisRecruiting.net. Senior Maja Kazimieruk put together one of the most consistent seasons in program history, going 18-4 in singles play, which ranks seventh all-time in winning percentage (.818), while also teaming up with sophomore> Celia Fraser for a 15-3 mark in doubles play. Kazimieruk ended her Houston career ranking sixth in program history with 57 dual match singles victories.

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