Abby Wilson Joins UALR Tennis Staff
Jun 13, 2006 | Women's Tennis
Little Rock, ARK. -- The University of Arkansas Little Rock has announced that former Nebraska-Omaha tennis standout Abby Wilson will join the Trojan tennis staff as an assistant coach.
Wilson, who captured five individual titles and helped the Mavericks to two straight North Central Conference titles, will be involved in the day-to-day operations of the Trojans tennis program under head coach Tommy McDonald.
Wilson ranks second on the UNO career singles victories list (41) and is tied with Sarah Huls for first on the career doubles victories with 52.
She helped lead the Mavericks to four straight NCAA Regional appearances, including a trip to the NCAA Sweet Sixteen in 2005.
Wilson graduated in 2006 with a Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice, with a double minor in both Psychology and Sociology.
Career Staistics
Singles 41-22 .651
Doubles 52-24 .684
2004 - No. 5 NCC Singles Champion, No. 3 NCC Doubles Champion
2005 - No. 2 NCC Doubles Champion
2006 - No. 4 NCC Singles Champion, No. 2 NCC Doubles Champion
Wilson, who captured five individual titles and helped the Mavericks to two straight North Central Conference titles, will be involved in the day-to-day operations of the Trojans tennis program under head coach Tommy McDonald.
Wilson ranks second on the UNO career singles victories list (41) and is tied with Sarah Huls for first on the career doubles victories with 52.
She helped lead the Mavericks to four straight NCAA Regional appearances, including a trip to the NCAA Sweet Sixteen in 2005.
Wilson graduated in 2006 with a Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice, with a double minor in both Psychology and Sociology.
Career Staistics
Singles 41-22 .651
Doubles 52-24 .684
2004 - No. 5 NCC Singles Champion, No. 3 NCC Doubles Champion
2005 - No. 2 NCC Doubles Champion
2006 - No. 4 NCC Singles Champion, No. 2 NCC Doubles Champion
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