Gracie Mulville
Career Honors
Big 12 Tennis Player of the Week (March 19, 2024)
Spring 2024
In singles, finished 9-12 overall and 6-6 in Big 12 while mainly at the No. 1 spot… Won four singles matches over ranked opponents… Ranked No. 103 (April 9) and No. 110 (April 16) in singles… Went 8-11 in No. 1 doubles… Notched back-to-back ranked singles wins against #85 Cristina Tiglea of Texas Tech and #74 Bobo Huang of BYU to be named Big 12 Tennis Player of the Week….Broke even in doubles with partner Heike Janse Van Vuuren with a 1-1 record and competed in singles matches at the ITA Kickoff… defeated Old dominion in doubles…. Went 2-1 in singles, while competing in doubles matches at the University of Santa Barbra. Went 0-1 in singles at Arkansas, dropping the match to Arkansas. Went 1-1 in doubles with partner Kyoka Kubo at Arkansas, securing the win against Northwestern. Secured singles win in Manhattan, against Kansas State. Competed in doubles against Kansas State and Oklahoma State with partner Kyoka Kubo.
Fall 2023
Broke even at the Big 12 Invite with a 2-2 singles and 1-1 doubles record with partner Heike Janse Van Vuuren…Finished the TCU Invitational with a 2-1 singles record and broke even in doubles with a 2-2 record…Went 1-1 in singles and 3-1 to become a doubles quarterfinalists with partner Heike Janse Van Vuuren at the ITA Central Region Championship…Made it to quarterfinals of both singles and doubles play at the USTA Intercollegiate Championships in her Jayhawk debut. Finished with a 2-1 singles record and a 1-1 doubles record with partner Tamari Gagoshidze. The duo lost against eventual doubles tournament champions Oklahoma State’s Anastasiya Komar and Raquel Gonzalez.
2021-2022 (FRESHMAN at South Carolina)
Primarily played in the No. 6 singles spot for South Carolina in dual matches…Earned her first dual match win in the home contest against NUNC Greensboro in straight sets…Saw her first SEC win with a three-set comeback thriller against then-No. 16 Florida’s Sydney Berlin….Picked up a win against Furman’s Ellie Schoppe in her tournament debut at the Debbie Southern Furman Fall Classic…Took down her Butler opponent in the Gamecock Shootout in straight sets…Went 11-5 in doubles on the season partnering with four different Gamecocks throughout the year…Played alongside Ana Cruz in the fall tournament slate to go 4-1…Broke into the ITA Doubles Rankings with Megan Davies on May 4 at No. 65…Undefeated with Davies posting a 6-0 record playing each match in the No. 3 doubles spot…Helped South Carolina to six doubles points including in the home match against Clemson and the SEC Tournament quarterfinals match against then-No. 14 Georgia…Was a part of the only doubles pair to win at No. 1 North Carolina in the NCAA Tournament Round of 32…Finished the season ranked No. 79 in doubles with Davies…SEC Academic Honor Roll
HIGH SCHOOL
Rated as a five-star recruit by TennisRecruiting.net…Ranked among the top 50 recruits nationally by TennisRecruiting.net during her entire junior career…Ranked as high as the No. 36 prospect during 2020 and achieved a high of No. 18 in both 2018 and 2019…Topped out at No. 22 in the recruiting rankings in 2017 and the following year had the No. 2-rated TennisRPI at one point during the season…Ascended as high as No. 4 in the RPI in 2019…Ranked among the top 100 players nationally by the USTA for the Girls’ 12s, 14s, 16s and 18s…Reached the round of 16 at the USTA National Hard Courts two years in a row…Represented Team Southern at Intersectionals, winning gold at the event
