May 3, 2018
By Michael Scholl
NOTRE DAME, Ind. — Allison Miller has capped her Notre Dame women’s tennis career by earning All-ACC honors as announced by the league Thursday.
She becomes the 26th all-conference honoree (by 14 players) under Irish head coach Jay Louderback. It is the seventh all-league selection since Notre Dame joined the ACC in 2013-14, with the Irish having at least one selection each season in the conference.
The Norcross, Georgia, native earned 12 singles victories during her senior campaign, including a win over a ranked foe at one singles in an April match with NC State. She posted an 8-5 record at two singles this season, before moving up to one during the course of the season where she captured four wins. She paired with classmate Brooke Broda at one singles most the season, earning six victories on the spring.
Miller capped an Irish career which started with a bang. During her freshman campaign, she went 10-3 in singles during ACC play and was named team MVP. The next season, Miller cracked the ITA national singles rankings with three wins over nationally ranked players. During her junior campaign, she was ranked as high as 78th nationally while winning 15 of her first 18 singles matches.
A neuroscience and behavior major, Miller will graduate this month with a degree from the College of Science.
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