Amy Stevens Season 2024-25
Honors
• 2023-24 All-SEC Academic Honor Roll
• SEC Freshman of the Week (2.9.22)
• 2022-23 All-SEC Academic Honor Roll
• 2022-23 CSC Academic All-District Team
Career Records (through 2023-24 season)
Singles: 49-44
Doubles: 25-35
Total: 74-79
As a Junior (2023-24)
• 13-16 overall singles record
• 11-15 overall doubles record
• Played primarily between No. 5 and No. 6 singles
• Significant wins over No. 13 Alabama, No. 12 Auburn, and No. 17 South Carolina opponents
As a Sophomore (2022-23)
• 14-15 overall singles record
• Played primarily between No. 5 and No. 6 singles
• Clinched match over Alabama in SEC Tournament to advance to quarterfinals (4.20)
• Four-match singles win streak (2.15-3.5) highlighted by victory over No. 66 Maria Rizzolo of Mississippi State
• CSC Academic All-District Team
As a Freshman (2021-22)
• 22-13 overall singles record
• 12-13 overall doubles record
• Played primarily at No. 5 and No. 6 singles
• Clinched final two matches of regular season against Mississippi State and Ole Miss
• Recorded final point in NCAA Second Round at No. 10 Ohio State to send the Dores to the NCAA Super Regionals
• Named SEC Freshman of the Week (2.9)
The Stevens File
• J2 Junior ITF Fiji winner (singles)
• J2 Junior ITF China Open finalist (singles) and semi-finalist (doubles)
• J2 Junior ITF Tweed Heads winner (doubles) and semi-finalist (singles)
• 15K Women’s ITF semi-finalist (doubles)
• J4 Junior ITF Sydney finalist (singles)
• Junior Australian Open qualifier
• Two-time Paul Arber Award winner
• 2019 Nico Tromp Award (from the Netherlands)
• 2019 Junior Athlete of the Year
• 2019 Kia Motors Most Driven Athlete Award (18u)
• 2019 John Laidlaw Award
• Daughter of Victoria and Shane Stevens
• Has a younger sister, Hayley
• Has a pet sheep named Ambaaa and rode horses growing up