Meghan Blevins

2014-15 (SENIOR)

Athletics

Had her strongest season by far as a senior going 27-10 in singles and 27-12 in doubles
Named the team’s Most Valuable Player
Her 54 combined singles and doubles victories tied for the sixth most prolific season in school history
Her 54 combined victories were also the most by a Gamecock in over two decades
Led the team in singles wins (27), dual singles wins (15) and SEC singles wins (8)
Played positions two through five in singles but was the Gamecocks’ primary No. 4 player during league play
Moved to No. 3 singles for the NCAA Tournament
Combined with Brigit Folland for a 25-9 record together, the most wins by a Gamecock duo since the 2011-12 season
Ranked No. 99 to being the spring following a 12-2 record in fall tournaments
Also ranked No. 33 in doubles to begin the spring with Folland
Ended the spring with a No. 61 national ranking in doubles with Folland
Posted a pair of key victories in singles in helping the Gamecocks defeat then-No. 27 Mississippi State and then-No. 17 Ole Miss
Won her respective singles flight at the UVa Fall Invite
Combined with Folland to win the flight three doubles title at the Furman Fall Classic
Reached the semifinals of the USTA/ITA Carolina Regional Championships in doubles with Folland
Ran her record with Folland to 20-3 following a win at the No. 2 spot versus Alabama
Played doubles with Megen Cochran for the NCAA Tournament

Academics

2013-14 (JUNIOR)

Athletics

A key member of the Gamecocks’ squad during the spring season
After a 4-7 fall in her first semester as a Gamecock, tied for the best spring record with a 16-6 slate in dual matches for singles and was one of the top doubles players as well with a 13-8 mark
Held a national ranking of 109th in the fall
Moved back into the rankings in mid-March at 112th
Despite a limited number of matches playing alongside Katerina Popova, the duo finished the season with a No. 48 national billing and was ranked as high as 47th during the spring
Blevins was nearly untouchable playing at No. 4 singles with a 13-2 record that included a 6-2 record in SEC play
Also played sparingly at the Nos. 3 and 5 positions in singles
Played all three spots fairly equally in doubles with Elixane Lechemia, Popova and Caroline Dailey
Had two triumphs against nationally ranked opponents, the first coming against No. 58 Stephanie Nauta of Virginia at the Tribe Invitational in September, and No. 118 Anna Mamalat from Texas A&M in a dual match in March
Helped the Gamecocks win two key matches down the stretch by first defeating Kelsey Dieters from Kentucky in three sets and Zalina Khairudinova of Ole Miss at the SEC Tournament in straight sets
Posted three wins over ranked doubles teams with Popova
Tied for the most individual doubles wins on the team with 21

Academics

2012-13 (SOPHOMORE)*

Athletics

Notched a 21-14 overall singles record in her sophomore season at Oklahoma State
Finished in third place in the singles rankings of the Missouri Aces for the Cure Tournament
Advanced to the final round of the Alpha singles bracket at the United States Air Force Academy Invitational
Quarterfinalist at the USTA/ITA Central Region Championships
Recorded a 13-10 mark in 2013 dual matches playing in the two spot for the Cowgirls
Defeated Oklahoma’s Whitney Ritchie in an epic match to seal the 4-3 victory over the Sooners and clinch the fifth seed in the conference tournament
In the fall season, teamed up with C.C. Sardinha to win three doubles matches at the USTA/ITA Central Region Championships and advance to the tournament’s quarterfinals
Paired with newcomer Karyn Guttormsen in the spring to notch an 11-7 record in the second doubles spot

2011-12 (FRESHMAN)*

Athletics

Put together a 14-6 singles record at the No. 3 position in her spring campaign, leading the Cowgirls in singles wins
Defeated No. 107 Rashmi Teltumbde of Texas Tech
Defeated Noel Scott of No. 6 Texas, 6-2, 6-4, helping the Cowgirls to one of their best wins in school history
Earned the Cowgirls’ lone point in the Big 12 Championships semifinals when she defeated Scott again
Compiled a 12-6 doubles record with Mary Jeremiah
Compiled a singles record of 7-6 during the fall of her first year on campus
Recorded perhaps the biggest win of her young career when she upset the No. 412 player in the world and top-seeded Alexis King at the Amelia Island $10,000 Women’s Championships
Made it to the semifinals of the Lakewood Ranch Classic
Won two matches at the HEB Baylor Invitational
Reached the round of 16 at the USTA/ITA Central Region Championship
Combined for a doubles record of 7-7 with partners Mary Jeremiah and Kanyapat Narattana
Blevins and Jeremiah made it to the final round of USTA/ITA Central Region Championship and the Lakewood Ranch Classic

* At Oklahoma State

Meghan Blevins Bio