Elizabeth Proctor Class: Senior Hometown: Myrtle Beach, S.C. High School: Myrtle Beach Height: 5-8 Birthdate: 01/24/1983 Honors: All-ACC

JUNIOR SEASON
Earned All-ACC honors after winning No. 4 singles flight with 4-3 record against conference foes ... finished the year with 14 singles wins and five doubles victories ... ... won eight singles matches in dual play, four against ACC opponents and won five doubles matches in dual play, three against ACC opponents ... played mostly at No. 3 doubles with Sandie Knight ... led team with wins at singles and doubles in 4-1 win over No. 73 Maryland Apr. 17 in the first round of the ACC Championship ... led team with wins at singles and doubles in 6-1 loss at No. 28 Georgia Tech Mar. 15 ... had a four-match winning streak in singles play starting Mar. 8 against Clemson, going through Old Dominion, Georgia Tech and Florida State and ending against #22 Julie Rotondi at Florida Mar. 23 ... went 6-3 in fall singles play ... finalist in her singles flight at William & Mary Invitational ... finalist in her singles flight at the Deacon Classic, beating Virginia’s Lauren Bruch along the way ... won two matches in the consolation side of the doubles B flight with Melissa Reed from William & Mary at the Deacon Classic.

SOPHOMORE SEASON
Saw action for the Deacons at the Nos. 5 and 6 spots in the lineup ... competed in her second NCAA team tournament ... defeated her opponent from American at No. 6 singles in the first round ... posted a 11-11 overall record, including a 6-7 dual mark ... went 1-1 at No. 5 and 5-6 at No. 6 ... went 1-3 versus ACC opponents ... clinched the team victory over No. 7 Texas during the regular season with a 7-5, 6-3 win at No. 6 ... also went 2-1 in doubles this season, incuding one dual match win at No. 3 with Aimee Smith ... collected a 5-4 record in fall singles play, competing in three events ... went 2-2 at the the William and Mary Invitational ... went 1-1 at the Virginia Tech Fall Invite ... posted two victories to advance through qualifying rounds of the Omni Hotels Southeast Region Championships ... teamed up with Maren Haus at the Southeast Region Championships, winning one match before falling to the nation’s fifth-ranked duo from Tennessee, 8-5.

FRESHMAN SEASON
Joined the WFU women’s tennis team in January, entering the starting lineup immediately ... compiled a 5-11 record at the No. 5 spot and a 3-5 mark at No. 6 for an 8-16 singles record in the spring ... went 4-4 against ACC opponents ... defeated a ranked opponent, No. 66 Erin Hoe of Washington, in just her sixth collegiate match ... provided the clinching singles victory in two consecutive key matches, defeating Michelle Krinke of Texas in three sets as the Deacs upset the eighth-ranked Longhorns, 4-2 ... followed that up with a win over Elina Bairos of UNC, clinching both a 4-3 win over the Tar Heels and a second-place team finish in the ACC ... posted a 4-16 doubles record, including a 2-5 mark against ACC opponents ... tallied a 4-15 mark playing with Jackie Houston ... defeated opponents from Wisconsin, Georgia Tech, Texas A&M and Maryland.

PRIOR TO WAKE FOREST
South Carolina’s top-ranked prep player and Miss Tennis of South Carolina ... accumulated numerous tennis accolades during her four years at Myrtle Beach High School ... posted an undefeated record throughout high school ... earned the top ranking in the state as well as a No. 3 Southern ranking and No. 50 national ranking ... the 1997 South Carolina Player of the Year ... a four-year member of the South Carolina all-state tennis team ... won the state high school singles title in 1999 ... led her Myrtle Beach squad to the state team championship three times ... 2000 Wendy’s High School Heisman nominee ... an “A” student in all four years of high school, graduating fourth in her class with a 3.98 GPA ... member of the National Honor society and Science National Honor Society ... listed among “Who’s Who Among American High School Students”.

PERSONAL
Full name is Elizabeth Leigh Proctor ... daughter of Lee and Linda Proctor ... born January 24, 1983 in Fayetteville, N.C. ... named to the WFU Dean’s List for Spring 2001 ... majoring in communication.