Nicole Kalhorn

Princeton University women's tennis, Princeton Invitational, Princeton, NJ, September 14, 2018.

Photo by: Beverly Schaefer

Princeton University women's tennis team photo, Princeton, NJ, September 7, 2018.

Class:
Senior
High School:
Odyssey Charter
Hometown:
Colorado Springs, Colo.

2018-19: First-team All-Ivy doubles, going 20-8 in doubles with an 11-4 record in the fall and 9-4 in the spring, playing primarily at first doubles ... went 15-10 in singles, going 9-5 in the fall and 6-5 in the spring, playing primarily at third and fifth ... with Brianna Shvets, had a win over Yale's No. 66 Jessie Gong and Samantha Martinelli ... 2017-18: Went 16-14 in singles including a 13-7 record in the spring, all at third singles ... went 17-9 in doubles including 11-6 in the spring, all at first doubles ... had a win over No. 28 Emily Fanning and Mami Adachi of Kentucky with Stephanie Schrage ... ranked in doubles with Stephanie Schrage in March and April with a high of No. 79 ... 2016-17: First-team All-Ivy League in doubles ... went 19-6 in singles including 13-2 in the spring and 6-4 in the fall ... went 6-1 in singles in Ivy League play ... primarily played at fourth and fifth singles ... in doubles, went 17-13 with a 10-7 record in duals, all at first, and 7-6 in the fall ... went 4-2 in Ivy doubles ... ranked as high as 39th in doubles by the ITA with Caroline Joyce ... 2015-16: Went 15-14 in singles, including 10-10 in the spring and 5-4 in the fall, playing between courts three and five ... in doubles, went 19-12 overall, 10-8 in the spring and 9-4 in the fall, going 6-0 in Ivy duals ... played doubles primarily on court three.

Before Princeton
Rated as a five-star recruit by TennisRecruiting.net, which listed her as the No. 1-ranked player in Colorado and the Mountain region and No. 27 in the nation as of June 2015 ... as a freshman, was a Colorado 5A runner-up at Pine Creek High School and was named the Colorado Springs Gazette's Player of the Year ... won the 2014 USTA National Scholar Athlete Award ... older sister Simone played tennis at Syracuse and older brother Ashton played tennis at Bradley.

Personal: Student in the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.