2019-20 Women's Tennis Roster
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Schuck, Gabby
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Gabby Schuck
- Class:
- Redshirt Senior
- Hometown:
- Colorado Springs, Co.
- High School:
- K12 International Academy
Bio
RECORD & HONORS
Career Singles Record: 46-31
Career Doubles Record: 56-36
Career Doubles Record: 56-36
Awards
- 2019-20 Division I ITA All-Academic Scholar-Athlete
- 2020 SEC Academic Honor Roll
- 2018 SEC Academic Honor Roll
- 2017 SEC Academic Honor Roll
2019-20 - REDSHIRT-SENIOR
- Earned her degree in Electrical Engineering in May
- Did not compete.
2018-19 - REDSHIRT-JUNIOR
Singles Record: 7-6
Doubles Record: 7-6
FALL SEASON
Doubles Record: 7-6
FALL SEASON
- Partnered with Tenika McGiffin, recorded a 2-1 doubles record at the Notre Dame Invitational to conclude her fall season.
- Posted an undefeated 3-0 record in singles and 2-1 doubles record at the Tennessee Fall Invite.
- Advanced to the doubles semifinals at the ITA Ohio Valley Regional (partnered with Sadie Hammond) as well as tallying two singles wins at the event.
2017-18 - REDSHIRT-SOPHOMORE
Singles Record: 23-11
Doubles Record: 24-14
FALL SEASON
Doubles Record: 24-14
FALL SEASON
- Took second in Flight 6 of the singles draw at the Debbie Southern Fall Classic, earning wins against Furman's Carol Elizabeth Kerman, 6-1, 6-4, and Ohio State's Mary Beth Hurley, 6-2, 6-0.
- Had a strong showing at the ITA Ohio Valley Regionals, advancing to the semifinals in doubles with Sadie Hammond and to the round of 32 in singles
- Praised by head coach Alison Ojeda throughout the entire fall as being one of the most improved and consistent players on the team
- Led the Lady Vols in wins in both singles (23) and doubles (24) this season
- Showed significant improvements in singles this season, posting a 23-11 record compared to her 16-14 record during her first two seasons at UT
- Went 16-7 in singles and 18-8 in doubles during dual-match play to help Tennessee win 18 matches this season
- Opened the spring on a 10-match winning streak in singles, taking nine of the contests in straight sets, to help the Lady Vols to their best start in program history with 12 straight wins
- Won 11 of her last 13 matches in doubles with partner Sadie Hammond to end the season, including eight against SEC opponents
- Picked up a 6-3 win over Vanderbilt's duo of Kurtz and Smith (March 23) to begin a four-match winning streak against conference foes; capped off by a 6-4 victory over the dup of Cortina-Pou and Selim from Alabama (March 31) to clinch the doubles point against the Crimson Tide and help the Lady Vols to their second SEC win of the season
- Posted a career-high six-match winning streak in doubles with Hammond from March 18-31, which began with a 6-3 win over Lipscomb's Popova and Brooks; no match was closer than 6-4 during the run
- Clinched the doubles point in seven contests, including a 7-5 match against Missouri's Ismail and Nash to help Tennessee defeat the Tigers in a 4-0 matchup
- Sealed the doubles point for UT in its opening-round matchup against Oregon in the NCAA Tournament, defeating the duo of Kahfiani/Tobita, 6-3, on Court 2
- Went 2-0 in doubles during the SEC Tournament, earning wins over Alabama's Hinton and Cortina-Pou, 6-1, and Ole Miss' Machalova and Jandric, 6-3
- Won both singles matches in UT's opening weekend against Old Dominion's Victoria Olivarez, 6-2, 6-3, and William and Mary's Natalia Perry, 6-4, 6-3
- Helped UT to claim a pair of big road victories over Indiana and NC State, defeating the Hoosiers' Xiwei Cai, 6-2, 7-5, and Claudia Wiktorin of the Wolfpack, 6-4, 6-2
- Currently on a three-match winning streak in singles, boasting wins over Missouri's Ellie Wright, 6-2, 6-4, Alabama's Alba Cortina-Pou, 6-3, 6-2, and Ole Miss' Alexa Bortles, 6-2, 6-1
2016-17 - REDSHIRT-FRESHMAN
Singles Record: 13-9
Doubles Record: 22-13
FALL SEASON
Doubles Record: 22-13
FALL SEASON
- Saw limited action in the fall
- Defeated then the No. 5 duo in the country in Miho Kowase and Anna Sanford from Ohio State, 6-4, to wrap up the fall season, becoming the first UT team to defeat a Top-5 opponent since 2012
- Claimed a pair of wins in singles at the Michigan Invitational, beating Arizona State’s Gussie O’Sullivan, 6-2, 3-6, 7-5, and DePaul Marina Cozac, 6-4, 6-7 (2), 6-3
- Teamed up with Sadie Hammond as the top performing doubles team for the Vols, accounting for 19 wins during the spring
- Won 13 out of her first 14 dual matches in doubles to assist in UT’s 13-1 start in team play
- Rounded out the singles lineup for the Vols during the majority of dual-match play, going 11-7 at the No. 5 and 6 spots
- Began dual play by taking nine of her first 11 matches in singles
- Helped UT earn ranked wins against No. 14 Kansas, No. 33 UNLV and No. 46 Alabama
- Won first career SEC singles and doubles matches against Kentucky, defeating Morgan Chumney, 6-2, 6-3, and the duo of Parazinskaite and Chumney, 6-2
- Went on a four-match winning streak in doubles during the final weekend of the regular season through the opening round of the NCAA Championships, during which UT went 3-1
- Helped the Vols defeat Winthrop in the Round of 64 in the NCAA Tournament, taking a 6-4, 6-3 match over a Alya Mourad in singles and a 6-3 victory in doubles over Cridland and Soloveva
2015-16 - FRESHMAN
Singles Record: 3-5
Doubles Record: 3-3
FALL SEASON
Doubles Record: 3-3
FALL SEASON
- Won her first collegiate match during the Michigan Invitational by defeating Alexa Anton-Ohlmeyer from Georgia Tech 6-3, 6-3
- Capped off a three-match winning streak in doubles with a win over Wake Forest's Meredith and Gardiner, 6-2, in an additional match in the Vols' season opener
- Picked up her first win in a dual match in singles, defeating Ramirez 6-3, 0-6, 1-0 (8), on Court 6 to help the Volunteers upset Georgia State
- Missed most of the spring due to injury
PRIOR TO TENNESSEE
- Received high school academic honors in Scholarly Language
PERSONAL
- Gabrielle Schuck, daughter of Dede and William Schuck, was born on May 20, 1997
- Has two sisters, Whitney (20) and Hillary (23)
- Her biggest sports influence is Roger Federer because of his class and the way he carries himself on the court
- Lists her biggest thrill as committing to the University of Tennessee
- Her biggest superstition is that she will never wear new clothes in matches unless she has practiced in them before
- Recipient of the Cheryl Massingale Athletic Endowed Scholarship and the Dr. H. S. Hahn Tennis Scholarship Endowment
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