Senior 2011-12

• Secured 17 doubles wins, including 13 in dual action, along with eight singles victories
• Reached as high as No. 27 alongside junior Breanne Smutko in the national doubles rankings
• Earned the team's Scholar-Athlete Award
• Academic All-Big Ten.

Junior 2010-11 

• Won 11 singles matches, including three in Big Ten play and two over nationally ranked opponents
• Collected 14 doubles victories, with 10 coming alongside teammate Breanne Smutko
• Duo reached as high as No. 55 in the national rankings
• Missed the final 10 singles matches of the season due to injury
• Academic All-Big Ten.

Sophomore 2009-10 

• Secured her second straight 20-win season with 21 including a 7-2 mark in Big Ten play
• Played primarily at Nos. 5 and 6 singles
• Notched her first career win over a nationally ranked opponent with a two-set victory over No. 117 Nazari Urbina of Texas A&M
• Tallied a new career-best mark in doubles with 21
• Teamed up with Rachael White to go 10-5 overall
• Academic All-Big Ten honoree.

Freshman 2008-09 

• Finished the season with a 26-19 singles record
• Played primarily at the Nos. 3 and 4 singles spots
• Posted a 5-5 mark in Big Ten matches
• Started off the year with a 13-7 record in the fall, including a quarterfinal appearance at the 2008 Wilson/ITA Midwest Regional Championship
• Opened the season ranked No. 12 in the Midwest Region
• In doubles, went 20-18 with three different partners
• Teamed with Leigh Finnegan to go 10-10 in dual play, at the Nos. 1 and 2 doubles spots, primarily at No. 1 (7-10)
• Voted by her teammates as Player to Watch.

Juniors/High School

• Played her freshman year at Horace Greeley High School in Chappaqua, New York
• Helped lead her team to a conference title during that year
• During her freshman year she played No.1 singles and was named all-state, all-section, and all-Conference
• Plays the majority of her tennis at Sportime Syosset and Sportime Bethpage for over two years
• In 2006, she became the G16 Supernational Clay Court Doubles Champion and earned a No. 1 G16s National Doubles Ranking
• Placed third in singles during the G16s National Open.

Personal

• Born Chelcie Joy Abajian on July 20, 1990
• Daughter of Lorraine Abajian
• Has an older sister, Melanie, and an older brother, Glenn
• Majoring in recreation, sport and tourism
• Her biggest thrill in sports came when she won the 2006 G16 Clay Court Doubles Championship
• Favorite athlete is Ana Ivanovic because she has no fear when she steps onto the tennis court
• Says all of her coaches have influenced her athletic career the most because of their constant support and giving her the confidence to excel
• Names her mother as the most influential person in her life because she is a strong and very supportive woman
• Plans to stay in the tennis world after she graduates whether it is coaching or representing a major tennis company

The Abajian File