Gretchen Haynor

Class: Senior Hometown: Fairview, Pa. High School: Out of Door Academy (Sarasota, Fla.)

Height: 5-7

Haynor in 2002-03: Named team co-captain for 2003-04 ... ranked as high as No. 22 in ITA Mideast Region ... played 19 of 24 spring matches at No. 1 ... played seven players ranked in the nation's top 50, including No. 1 Kelly McCain (Duke), No. 7 Cristelle Grier (Northwestern), and No. 10 Sarah Riske (Vanderbilt) ... collected 18 doubles wins ... went 9-3 with Melissa Iqbal at No. 3, going 7-1 in Big Ten action ... pair won nine straight matches from March 31 to April 26.

Haynor in 2001-02: Team co-captain and MVP ... All-Big Ten, with a 16-19 singles record and an 18-17 doubles mark ... played all spring singles matches at No. 2, compiling a 12-9 ledger ... went 7-3 in conference action ... defeated 63rd-ranked Erica Fisk of Ohio State 6-4, 3-6, 6-1 ... played No. 1 doubles with partner Missy Wright ... tandem advanced to ITA Midwest Regional semifinals ... beat 30th-ranked Green/Varnum of Notre Dame 8-5 in dual match ... went 5-5 in Big Ten play ... competed at the ITA All-Americans in both singles and doubles ... in July 2002, won the ITA Midwest tournament at Notre Dame ... beat Stanford All-American Lauren Barnikow at the Evansville $10,000 Challenger.

Haynor in 2000-01: Went 18-17 in singles (6-4 Big Ten), and 11-12 in doubles (4-4) ... 18 singles victories ranked first on the team ... closed out the spring season with four consecutive wins ... went 8-2 in last 10 matches, including wins over nationally ranked Nina Vaughan (Notre Dame) and Shannon Duffy (Northwestern) ... win over Duffy came in a Big Ten Championship quarterfinal ... partnered with Erika Quebe for a 5-2 doubles mark (4-2 Big Ten).

Haynor at Out of Door Academy: Middle states junior champion in 1999 ... ranked 51st nationally in 18-and-under.

Haynor's Vitals: Given name Gretchen Lowell Haynor ... born March 4, 1982 ... parents are Lydia and Ed Haynor ... has one brother and two sisters ... majoring in political science.

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