Ingrid Martins

AWARDS

• ITA All-America Singles Team — 2019
• ITA All-America Doubles Team — 2019
• ITA National Senior Player of the Year — 2019
• ITA Carolina Region Senior Player of the Year — 2019
• ITA Carolina Region Most Improved Senior — 2019
• SEC Player of the Year — 2019
• SEC Tournament MVP — 2019
• SEC All-Tournament Team — 2019
• All-SEC First Team — 2019
• All-SEC Second Team — 2018
• All-SEC Freshman Team — 2016
• NCAA Woman of the Year Nominee — 2019
• Honda Sport Award for Tennis finalist — 2019
• ITA Scholar-Athlete — 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019
• South Carolina Scholar-Athlete of the Year — 2019
• SEC Academic Honor Roll — 2017, 2018 , 2019
• SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll — 2016

IN THE RECORDS BOOK

Season

• 1st ­— Final singles ranking (4th in 2018-19)
• 1st — Final doubles ranking (1st in 2018-19)
• 1st — Senior combined wins (59 in 2018-19)
• 1st — Senior combined win percentage (.797 in 2018-19)
• 1st — Senior dual match combined win percentage (.825 in 2018-19)
• 1st — Senior regular-season SEC combined wins (15 in 2018-19)
• T-1st — Senior regular-season SEC doubles wins (8 in 2018-19)
• T-1st — Junior regular-season SEC doubles wins (8 in 2018)
• 2nd — Dual match combined win percentage (.825 in 2018-19)
• 2nd — Senior singles win percentage (.806 in 2018-19)
• 2nd — Senior doubles wins (30 in 2018-19)
• 2nd — Senior dual match singles win percentage (.895 in 2018-19)
• 2nd — Freshman doubles wins (26 in 2015-16)
• T-2nd — Senior singles wins (29 in 2018-19)
• T-2nd — Senior dual match combined wins (33 in 2018-19)
• T-2nd — Freshman dual match doubles wins (16 in 2015-16)
• 3rd — Dual match singles win percentage (.895 in 2018-19)
• T-3rd — Overall season doubles wins (30 in 2018-19)
• T-3rd — Regular-season SEC doubles wins (8 in 2018 and 2019)
• T-3rd — Senior dual match doubles wins (16 in 2018-19)
• 4th — Overall season combined wins (59 in 2018-19)
• 4th — Senior doubles win percentage (.789 in 2018-19)
• 4th — Freshman combined wins (49 in 2015-16)
• T-4th — Regular-season SEC combined wins (15 in 2019)
• T-4th — Senior dual match singles wins (17 in 2018-19)
• T-4th — Senior regular-season SEC singles wins (7 in 2018-19)
• T-4th — Junior dual match doubles wins (17 in 2017-18)
• T-5th — Junior dual match doubles win percentage (.773 in 2017-18)
• T-5th — Junior regular-season SEC combined wins (13 in 2018)
• T-6th — Senior dual match doubles win percentage (.762 in 2018-19)
• T-6th — Junior dual match combined win percentage (.737 in 2017-18)
• T-7th — Freshman regular-season SEC doubles wins (5 in 2016)
• 8th — Junior doubles win percentage (.733 in 2017-18)
• T-8th — Dual match doubles wins (17 in 2017-18)
• T-8th — Freshman dual match combined wins (30 in 2015-16)
• T-8th — Freshman regular-season SEC combined wins (11 in 2016)
• 9th — Dual match combined wins (33 in 2018-19)
• 9th — Freshman doubles win percentage (.743 in 2015-16)
• 9th — Freshman dual match doubles win percentage (.696 in 2015-16)
• T-10th — Junior doubles wins (22 in 2017-18)

Career

• T-1st — Regular-season SEC doubles wins (24)
• 2nd — Regular-season SEC doubles win percentage (.667)
• 3rd — Overall career doubles wins (91)
• 5th — Overall combined wins (178)
• 5th — Dual match doubles win percentage (.718)
• T-5th — Regular-season SEC combined wins (46)
• 6th — Dual match doubles wins (56)
• 6th — Regular-season SEC combined win percentage (.622)
• 7th — Overall career doubles win percentage (.746)
• 8th — Dual match combined win percentage (.675)
• 10th — Overall career combined win percentage (.704)

• Tallied an impressive 29-7 overall singles record, going 17-2 in dual matches and 7-1 against SEC opponents
• Amassed a doubles record of 30-8, including a 29-8 mark with Mia Horvit, 16-5 in duals and 8-1 in the SEC
• Ranked as high as No. 4 in the ITA singles poll, the highest individual ranking in Gamecock history
• Climbed to the No. 1 spot in the doubles rankings with Horvit three times; twice during the season and ended the year as the top-ranked duo
• With Horvit, advanced to the semifinals of the NCAA Doubles Championship as the No. 4 seed in the tournament
• Was also the No. 4 seed for the NCAA Singles Championship, earning singles and doubles All-America status
• Martins and Horvit opened fall play by taking the Flight 1 Doubles title at the Debbie Southern Fall Classic
• Advanced to the semifinals at the Oracle ITA National Fall Championships
• In singles, Martins began the fall by advancing all the way to the finals match at the ITA Carolina Regional Championship.
• Competed at the ITA National Fall Championships, falling in her first match, but went on to advance all the way to the singles consolation championship match
• Martins won all three of her singles matches at the SEC Tournament, including a win over No. 1-ranked Katarina Jokic for the program’s first-ever SEC Championship
• Named to the All-Tournament team and named MVP

• Compiled an overall doubles record of 22-8, including a 17-5 mark in dual matches
• Paired with Mia Horvit, the duo notched a 12-3 record and went 8-2 in SEC play at the No. 2 position, best on the team
• Ended her junior season with a 17-8 singles mark, tallying an 11-5 dual-match record and going 6-1 on court three
• Ranked as high as No. 28 in the ITA singles poll
• Appeared in the doubles rankings with Silvia Chinellato, Paige Cline and Horvit, earning the highest ranking with Horvit as the No. 47 team in the nation
• Claimed three singles wins at the FGCU Invitational to go undefeated
• Defeated the No. 2-ranked player in Georgia’s Katarina Jokic in straight sets, 6-3, 6-1, for the highest ranked-win over an opponent in Gamecock history (March 18)
• With Horvit, earned two-straight wins over ranked opponents in the NCAA Tournament after downing Virginia’s No. 16 pair of Rosie Johanson and Meghan Kelley, 6-1, (May 12) and No. 26 Mariana Gould and Jokic of Georgia, 6-2 (May 17)
• Competed at the NCAA Singles Tournament

• Earned the highest singles ranking in program history with her Feb. 8 Oracle/ITA ranking of No. 12
• Tallied a 18-17 overall singles record with a 6-11 dual-match record and 4-6 record in the SEC
• Mounted a successful fall campaign, advancing to the round of 16 in the ITA Al-American Championships and semifinals of the ITA Carolina Regional Championships
• Defeated seven ranked opponents on the season, including wins over Nos. 25, 36, 46, 48, 58, 63 and 96
• Was unable to compete for a portion of the season after retiring mid-match due to injury against Virgina (Feb. 5)
• Notched her first SEC win of the season with a straight-set victory over Sadie Hammond of Tennesse (March 17)
• Competed in the NCAA Singles Tournament
• Defeated Vladica Babic (63) to advance to the Second Round (May 24)
• In doubles play, tallied a 13-6 overall record including a 7-5 dual-match record and 3-4 record in league play
• Advanced to the round of 16 with Silvia Chinellato at the ITA Carolina Regional Championships
• Posted a 7-1 doubles record with Brigit Folland, including a 3-0 record in the SEC and a 2-0 record in the NCAA Team Tournament

• Became the first Gamecock rookie recognized on a season-ending all-conference team since 2007
• Stepped into the No. 2 singles position and put together a solid 14-10 dual match record and 6-6 SEC mark
• Finished the year with the second-highest ranking on the team at No. 76
• Posted a 23-11 singles record and 26-9 doubles mark, leading the team in doubles wins and combined wins
• Was the SEC’s only three-time SEC Freshman of the Week selection
• Claimed four ranked victories, including wins over Nos. 42, 48, 79 and 114
• Clinched South Carolina’s road win over No. 7 Virginia (Jan. 29) with an impressive 3-6, 6-0, 6-0 victory
• Clinched victories against No. 19 Kentucky (March 12), No. 27 Wake Forest (Feb. 28), No. 35 Arkansas (March 5), and Coastal Carolina (Jan. 23)
• Performed well in three-set matches, going 5-2
• Solid all season in doubles, going 7-2 with Rachel Rohrabacher, 4-3 with Ximena Siles Luna and 3-1 with Caroline Dailey
• With fellow freshman Rachel Rohrabacher, closed the season strong in doubles winning five of their last six contests
• Burst onto the scene in the fall, compiling a 9-2 singles record and 10-2 doubles mark

• Played at Club Marapendi with Acioly Tennis team under coach Ricardo Acioly
• Ranked as high as No. 135 in the world in juniors
• Career high WTA ranking of No. 723
• Consistently successful in international doubles tournaments throughout junior career
• Reached a career high WTA doubles ranking of No. 524 this summer
• Won a doubles title in Ribeirao Preto, Brazil, this spring
• Reached the finals in doubles tournaments in Argentina and Campos do Jordao, Brazil
• Earned a wild card bid to compete in the 2015 Brazil Tennis Cup in Florianopolis, Brazil, where she won her first WTA match
• Doubles finalist at the Copa Gerdau and Banana Bowl international tournaments in Brazil and took third place at the Junior Fed Cup in Barcelona at the age of 16