2023-24 Women's Tennis Roster
Roster
Amat, Ambre
/ Women's Tennis
/ Women's Tennis
/ Women's Tennis
/ Women's Tennis
/ Women's Tennis
/ Women's Tennis
/ Women's Tennis
/ Women's Tennis
/ Women's Tennis
Ambre Amat
- Height:
- 5-7
- Class:
- Fifth Year
- High School:
- Lycée Jacques Audiberti
- Hometown:
- Antibes, France
- Major:
- Enviornmental Geosciences
Bio
2023-24: Posted a 16-14 singles record, primarily at the fourth and fifth positions…named MAC Singles Player of the Week on March 5 after notching back-to-back wins over Cleveland State and Cornell…recorded a team-best 19-11 doubles mark, including an impressive 17-11 record with partner Esmee Andresen with whom she earned two MAC Doubles of the Week honors... finished her career tied for third all-time in program history with 81 singles wins while also ranking seventh with 71 doubles victories.
2022-23: Named Second Team All-MAC for the first time in her career after recording a career and team-best 24 singles wins to just five losses, including a dominant 11-4 record at fourth singles… also picked up five victories at fifth singles… went excelled in doubles action where she tied for the team-lead with an 18-11 overall record, including nine wins each with partners Pia Schwarz and Deanne Choo… named College Sports Communicators Academic All-District.
2021-22: Was 17-11 in singles action including going 11-5 at fourth singles…also spent time at third and fifth singles…excelled in doubles where she went 17-6 overall, including an impressive 16-5 record with partner Lolina Schietekat Sedas where they went 7-5 at second singles and a perfect 6-0 at third singles where they were honored as the MAC Doubles Team of the Week.
2020-21: Was 10-8 overall in singles play…went 7-2 at fourth singles and 3-6 at third singles…was 4-10 in doubles action, playing primarily in the first and second doubles positions.
2019-20: Went 10-4 in singles action playing all over the lineup, spending time anywhere from third to sixth singles…excelled in doubles where she went 13-6, including a perfect 7-0 with partner Gabriella Akopyan, earning MAC Doubles Team of the Week honors.
Prior To UB: Attended Mouratoglou Tennis Academy, one of top academies in the all of Europe and the facility where the top players in the world train prior to the French Open…has played against France’s top competition including the 15th ranked player in the nation.
Personal: Born October 2, 2001…daughter of Chritophe and Sabine Amat…has two brothers…chose UB because of the strong academics and the tennis program.
2022-23: Named Second Team All-MAC for the first time in her career after recording a career and team-best 24 singles wins to just five losses, including a dominant 11-4 record at fourth singles… also picked up five victories at fifth singles… went excelled in doubles action where she tied for the team-lead with an 18-11 overall record, including nine wins each with partners Pia Schwarz and Deanne Choo… named College Sports Communicators Academic All-District.
2021-22: Was 17-11 in singles action including going 11-5 at fourth singles…also spent time at third and fifth singles…excelled in doubles where she went 17-6 overall, including an impressive 16-5 record with partner Lolina Schietekat Sedas where they went 7-5 at second singles and a perfect 6-0 at third singles where they were honored as the MAC Doubles Team of the Week.
2020-21: Was 10-8 overall in singles play…went 7-2 at fourth singles and 3-6 at third singles…was 4-10 in doubles action, playing primarily in the first and second doubles positions.
2019-20: Went 10-4 in singles action playing all over the lineup, spending time anywhere from third to sixth singles…excelled in doubles where she went 13-6, including a perfect 7-0 with partner Gabriella Akopyan, earning MAC Doubles Team of the Week honors.
Prior To UB: Attended Mouratoglou Tennis Academy, one of top academies in the all of Europe and the facility where the top players in the world train prior to the French Open…has played against France’s top competition including the 15th ranked player in the nation.
Personal: Born October 2, 2001…daughter of Chritophe and Sabine Amat…has two brothers…chose UB because of the strong academics and the tennis program.
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