NJIT senior Laura Wipfli has been recognized as the ITA Northeast Regional Senior Player of the Year for her outstanding performance throughout the collegiate tennis season. She achieved an impressive 20-1 record in dual matches at the No. 1 singles position and excelled in doubles with an 18-6 record alongside partner Irene Cocero. Wipfli concluded her final year ranking No. 6 in the ITA Northeast Region for singles and earned multiple honors, including Big South First Team accolades. Her skill set included victories against competitive teams such as Rutgers and Penn State, highlighting her capability against elite opponents.

By the Numbers
  • 20-1 record in dual-match singles for the season
  • 18-6 record in doubles matches with partner Irene Cocero
  • 3-time Big South Women's Tennis Player of the Week
State of Play
  • Concluded her career ranked No. 6 in the ITA Northeast Region singles rankings
  • Achieved a 3-0 record during the Big South Women's Tennis Championship
  • Maintained a 3.95 GPA while balancing athletics and academics
What's Next

As Wipfli transitions from her collegiate career, her skills and leadership could lead to potential opportunities in professional tennis or coaching roles. Additionally, her academic background in business may offer avenues in sports management or business development within athletics.

Bottom Line

Laura Wipfli's achievements epitomize the essence of a student-athlete, combining athletic dominance with academic excellence. Her recognition as ITA Northeast Regional Senior Player of the Year not only highlights her remarkable performance but also sets a standard for future players at NJIT.