Breanna Bachini: in Woodland Hills, CA

On court coaching during matches Run individual lessons Assist in practice sessions Hiting partner for ladies on the team

Run practice sessions and assist with them, along with conditioning sessions as well. Conduct and assist in all individual skill instructions. I was in charge of running our first fall invitational. I organized the draws for the seven teams that attended our event. Assisted in recruiting a five star recruit for the class of 2019 and an international from New Zealand. In charge of submitting Arms forms for official visits and post official visit forms. In charge of scheduling. In charge of managing my own expenses through Concur; a software specifically designed to manage and organize company card transactions. Manage all clothing orders with equipment manager. In charge of creating itineraries for trips.

In charge of organizing the Fall and Spring schedule on a google drive document and assist with scheduling teams. Assist the head coach with scheduling our team practices, lifts, and conditioning sessions, and organizing practice plans. I helped the student-athletes on my team with nutritional advice. I had them log what they eat and drink for three days, and then I would sit down with them to analyze their food log. I was in charge of creating the media content for newsletters that were sent to all Alumni. Assisted in an annual phonathon by making phone calls for a fundraising event to raise money for our team budget. During the event I assisted the student-athletes in making calls as well. I was in charge of entering all recruits academic information into a program called Slate. Slate is an academic portal that allows coaches to interact with admissions liaison. Through this portal I received an academic pre-read and found out the likeliness of a recruit getting into Colgate. Gonzaga The women achieved their highest ranking ever at No. 38 in the Intercollegiate Coaching Tennis Association (ITA) poll. Achievements Sophie Whittle became the first ever Bulldog to win the Riviera/ITA All-American Championships. Sophie Whittle achieved a national ranking of number 1 in the nation. The women made it to the finals of the WCC conference championships. Senior Domonique Garley achieved her first ever collegiate ranking in the fall of 79 according to the ITA poll. Sophie Whittle qualified for the NCAA individual championships for the first time ever in program history. Sophie Whittle and Graciela Rosas qualified for the NCAA doubles championships for the first time in program history. Four of the players were named to the WCC All-Academic Team, one of them earning a 4.0 Sophie Whittle was named WCC player of the year. The women had their best dual match win in program history over #15 Washington State.