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Maia Richards '22 Recruiting Profile
Height5'9"
Weight145lbs
Age21
Primary PositionSingles
Secondary PositionDoubles
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Personal Statement
As much as I love tennis, my priority has always been academics. I am very passionate about my major and performing well in it, and will always strive to maintain high grades and class standings. I am hoping to attend a school that I love with an amazing academic program, and be able to continue playing tennis at the same time. I have been recognized by countless coaches for my exceptional work ethic and the amount of time I put in outside of normal practices. I am a natural leader, and work well with others as well as by myself. I have always played singles and enjoy it the most, but also value the experience and improvement I gain from playing doubles.
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Academic Accomplishments
Are you in honor classes?
NoAre you in AP/IB classes?
Yes. I have taken and excelled in a year long AP US History, and am currently taking AP Literature and Composition and AP Statistics. I am on track to perform well in both of these classes, and will be taking the AP statistics test in May 2022.Registered with the NCAA Eligibility Center?
NoAwards and Activities
- AwardsNational Honor Society, Honor Roll
- ActivitiesSenior Class Public Relations, Mental Health Awareness Club, works upward of 20 hours a week, Math Peer Tutor, regularly volunteers with Sunday school girls at church