Megen Cochran

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

• SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll — 2016
• SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll — 2015
• AD’s Honor Roll — Fall 2014, Spring 2015

2015-16 (SOPHOMORE)

ATHLETICS

• Posted a 1-1 mark at No. 6 singles
• Steady performer in doubles with a 4-2 mark
• Went 4-1 paired with Rachel Rohrabacher, going 1-0 at No. 2 and 3-1 at No. 3
• Contributed to South Carolina’s win against Coastal Carolina (Jan. 23) with a straight-set victory
• With Rohrabacher, clinched the doubles point against Furman (Jan. 17) and Coastal Carolina (Jan. 23)
• Did not compete in the fall due to injury

ACADEMICS/COMMUNITY SERVICE

• A member of the SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll for achieving a minimum 3.0 GPA

2014-15 (FRESHMAN)

ATHLETICS

• Won her first three career singles matches at the Milwaukee Tennis Classic
• Won the consolation singles draw for her flight at the Furman Fall Classic
• Played singles in her first career dual match at New Mexico on Jan. 25 and in her first SEC match versus Alabama on March 1
• Saw a good deal of dual match action as a doubles specialist
• Played doubles primarily with Elixane Lechemia during the spring and posted a 5-1 record with her at the three spot
• Caroline Dailey was her partner for much of the fall and the duo won its first seven matches
• Reached the quarterfinals in doubles at the USTA/ITA Carolina Regional Championships with Dailey
• Won her flight with Dailey at the Furman Fall Classic

ACADEMICS/COMMUNITY SERVICE

• A member of the SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll for achieving a minimum 3.0 GPA
• AD’s Honor Roll member for fall 2014 and spring 2015 for achieving a minimum 3.0 GPA
• Community service activities included volunteering at a 5k event for Tunnels to Towers and Ronald McDonald House
• Helped Wildewood Country Club and Babcock Foundation give free tennis clinics

HIGH SCHOOL

• Attended the Stephen Diaz Tennis Academy in Marietta, Ga.
• Ranked as one of the top 50 prospects in the nation during all four years of high school by TennisRecruiting.net
• Rated as high as No. 32 her freshman year and No. 31 as a sophomore
• Reached a ranking of 40 during 2013 and 46 in 2014
• Considered a five-star recruit by TennisRecruiting.net
• Owned a 13-11 record against other five-star recruits during her final year of junior tennis and claimed three wins versus blue chip recruits
• Also had a 15-5 mark playing against four-star players
• Finished in third place in doubles at both the USTA Girls’ 16s National Clay Court Championships and the Easter Bowl USTA Girls’ 16s National Spring Championships in 2012