Anna Fuhr
Anna Fuhr
Height: 5-5
Year: Fr.
Hometown: Richmond, VA
High School: Steward
Major: Undecided
Parents: Ed & Joy

Freshman (2014-15):

Fuhr had an outstanding freshman season for Emory, recording a 13-2 overall singles record and a 20-17 overall doubles mark including a 9-6 mark in doubles tournament play. She was named an ITA All-American in doubles for both the fall and spring seasons. Fuhr, along with partner Michelle Satterfield, finished ranked tied for 10th nationally, 4th regionally in doubles. In the spring, Fuhr and Satterfield reached the round of 16 in the NCAA Championship doubles tournament. During the Fall ITA Small Regional, Fuhr claimed the doubles tournament title with partner Katrina Su in a 8-5 victory over teammates Michelle DeMeo and Beatrice Rosen. She added a sixth place finish in the ITA Small College National Tournament with partner Su and earned double victories against six nationally ranked teams in the spring including an 8-4 win with Satterfield in the NCAA Championship match against #1 Williams.

Career Record:

SINGLES TOTAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 Tour Final Nat'l Rank Final Reg. Rank
2014-15 13-2 -- -- -- -- 1-0 2-0 10-2 NR NR
Total 13-2 -- -- -- -- 1-0 2-0 10-2  
 
DOUBLES TOTAL 1 2 3   Tour Final Nat'l Rank Final Reg. Rank
2014-15 20-17 11-11 -- -- 9-6 T-10th 4th
Total 20-17 11-11 -- -- 9-6  

Honors:

2014-15 All-America Doubles (Fall & Spring)
NCAA Championship Participant Doubles (Round of 16)
ITA Small College National Particpiant Doubles (6th place)
ITA Fall South Regional Champion Doubles
 

 

Prior to Emory:

Played on the Steward School team for five years, serving two stints as a team captain... Spent four years as the squad's top singles and doubles player... Was selected as the team Most Valuable Player in 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2014, going undefeated in singles play in each of those four years... Helped her team to the CIS Championship in 2010... Also played basketball her freshman year of high school.

Personal:

Born November 13th... Mother, Joy, was an all-American tennis player at Princeton and played on the professional tour.

Why she chose Emory:

"I chose Emory because it has a great tennis program and really strong academics."