TEMPE – The final Oracle/ITA rankings of the Fall featured a handful of Sun Devils, including Ilze Hattingh who climbed to No. 41 in the singles poll.
Hattingh opened the fall slate tanked 74th, but after wins over ranked opponents, the senior Sun Devil rose to her final ranking of 41.
Although the two-time All-American doubles pairing of John-Baptiste/Hattingh didn't get a chance to compete in the Fall, Hattingh's presence on the court helped to lift two ASU doubles tandems into the top-50.
Her partnership with Tereza Kolarova finished the Fall at No. 38 in the nation, while Hattingh and fellow senior Sammi Hampton combined to make the No. 49 doubles team heading into the Spring season.
The ranked women and the rest of the Sun Devils will go for a 33rd-straight trip to the NCAA Tournament, starting on Jan. 19 when they host Northern Colorado and NAU for a Sunday doubleheader at the Whiteman Tennis Center.
Hattingh opened the fall slate tanked 74th, but after wins over ranked opponents, the senior Sun Devil rose to her final ranking of 41.
Although the two-time All-American doubles pairing of John-Baptiste/Hattingh didn't get a chance to compete in the Fall, Hattingh's presence on the court helped to lift two ASU doubles tandems into the top-50.
Her partnership with Tereza Kolarova finished the Fall at No. 38 in the nation, while Hattingh and fellow senior Sammi Hampton combined to make the No. 49 doubles team heading into the Spring season.
The ranked women and the rest of the Sun Devils will go for a 33rd-straight trip to the NCAA Tournament, starting on Jan. 19 when they host Northern Colorado and NAU for a Sunday doubleheader at the Whiteman Tennis Center.