2016-17 Women's Tennis Roster
Louise Kwong
- Height:
- 5-4
- Class:
- Senior
- Hometown:
- Toronto, Ontario
- High School:
- Earl Haig
Senior - 2016-17
- All-Big Ten Team
- Ranked as high as No. 85 in singles
- Posted a 10-18 overall record in singles play
- Played the No. 1 singles position
- Defeated 49th-ranked Anastasia Rychagova of Kansas (6-0, 6-0)
- Named Big Ten Athlete of the Week the week on March 14 & 28
- Ranked as high as No. 25 in the nation with partner Ines Vias
- Compiled a 13-16 overall mark in doubles play
- Played primarily the No. 1 doubles spot
- Defeated the No. 48 pair of Gabriela Talaba and Felicity Maltby of Texas Tech (6-4)
Junior - 2015-16
- All-Big Ten Team
- Academic All-Big Ten
- Awarded the Team MVP honor
- Closed the season ranked No. 118 in the final singles Oracle/ITA National Rankings
- Ranked No. 49 with Ines Vias in the final doubles Oracle/ITA National Rankings
- Named Big Ten Athlete of the Week the week of April 5
- Played all but three dual matches on the top court
- Produced an overall singles record of 16-12
- Went 7-3 in individual Big Ten matches
- Teamed up with Ines Vias to produce a 24-8 overall record on the doubles courts
- Went 16-4 with Vias in dual play and 9-1 in Big Ten matches
- Kwong and Vias recorded a 6-3 reading against nationally ranked doubles opponents
Sophomore - 2014-15
- Worked to a team-best 21-12 singles record
- Played mainly at singles No. 3, going 11-5
- Went 7-4 in Big Ten singles
- Was 22-7 overall in doubles
- Went 18-5 working with Kopinski in doubles, including a 7-2 mark in Big Ten play
- Academic All-Big Ten
- Represented Canada at the 28th World Summer Universiade (FISU Games) in South Korea
Freshman - 2013-14
- Earned the team's Most Improved award
- Tied with Alexis Casati for most wins at 15-7 on the spring season
- Also tied for best Big Ten play record at 6-5
- Played primarily at No. 4 singles, earning 7 wins
- Had the most doubles wins of anyone on the team at 12
- Partnered with Misia Kedzierski more than any other teammate, and earned a 5-3 record at No. 3 doubles
Juniors/High School
- Was a finalist at the U18 All-Canadian Nationals
- Held a top-five U18 ranking in Canada
- Won U18 provincial doubles championship
- Four-year MVP at Earl Haig
- Won the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations championships all four years in high school
Personal
- Daughter of Nina Dong and Eddie Kwong
- Has one brother
- Undecided on a major
- Born Jan. 5, 1995
- Lists her mother as most influential in her athletic career because "she started me into the game and was my biggest supporter."
- Hobbies include volleyball and squash
Career Stats
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| 2015-16 | 16-12 | 7-3 | 24-8 | 9-1 |
| 2016-17 | 10-18 | 3-4 | 14-17 | 3-6 |
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Women's Tennis vs Bradley COURT 1
Tuesday, April 14
Women's Tennis vs Bradley COURT 2
Tuesday, April 14
Women's Tennis vs Bradley COURT 6
Tuesday, April 14
Women's Tennis vs Bradley COURT 3
Tuesday, April 14
