Anne-Christine Lutkemeyer (Photo: Nola Gallagher)
Photo by: Nola Gallagher
Lutkemeyer Named to Big Ten Women's Tennis Player to Watch List
January 06, 2025 | Women's Tennis
ROSEMONT, Ill. โ UCLA'sย Anne-Christine Lutkemeyer was named to the 2025 Big Ten Women's Tennis Players to Watch List Monday, the conference announced. One student-athlete from each member university earned a spot on the list.
A 5-5 junior from Irvine, Calif., Lutkemeyer was a first-time NCAA singles qualifier during the fall. She beat Ludmila Kareisova of Ole Miss in the opening round for what also represented a career milestone. Lutkemeyer's victory was her 100th across collegiate singles and doubles matches. She went 13-4 in singles play during the fall and added a 12-4 doubles mark. Lutkemeyer is ranked a career-best No. 38 in singles by the ITA. She won the ITA West Sectional Championships singles crown in November and was subsequently named Big Ten Player of the Week. . Lutkemeyer is also No. 36 alongside Ahmani Guichard in doubles.
Lutkemeyer logged a 20-8 singles record (13-4 in dual matches) during the 2023-24 campaign. She went 30-4 (21-2) in doubles. Lutkemeyer led the NCAA Championships quarterfinalist Bruins in total wins, doubles wins and dual-match doubles wins. She posted four match-clinching points. Off the court, Lutkemeyer was tabbed a CSC Academic All-District Team member and earned a third-team CSC Academic All-Americaยฎ honor.
2025 Big Ten Women's Tennis Players to Watch List
Mckenna Schaefbauer, Jr., Illinois
Nicole Teodosescu, Jr., Indiana
Tereza Dejnozkova, Jr., Iowa
Kallista Liu, Sr., Maryland
Julia Fliegner, Sr., Michigan
Liisa Vehvilainen, Sr., Michigan State
Aiva Schmitz, Jr., Minnesota
Ana Zamburek, Sr., Nebraska
Mika Dagan Fruchtman, Fr., Northwestern
Luciana Perry, So., Ohio State
Olivia Symons, Jr., Oregon
Patricia Grigoras, Fr., Penn State
Ece Gencer, Fr., Purdue
Zuzanna Frankowska, So. Rutgers
Anne-Christine Lutkemeyer, Jr., UCLA
Grace Piper, Sr., USC
Erika Matsuda, Jr., Washington
Taylor Cataldi, Sr., Wisconsin
A 5-5 junior from Irvine, Calif., Lutkemeyer was a first-time NCAA singles qualifier during the fall. She beat Ludmila Kareisova of Ole Miss in the opening round for what also represented a career milestone. Lutkemeyer's victory was her 100th across collegiate singles and doubles matches. She went 13-4 in singles play during the fall and added a 12-4 doubles mark. Lutkemeyer is ranked a career-best No. 38 in singles by the ITA. She won the ITA West Sectional Championships singles crown in November and was subsequently named Big Ten Player of the Week. . Lutkemeyer is also No. 36 alongside Ahmani Guichard in doubles.
Lutkemeyer logged a 20-8 singles record (13-4 in dual matches) during the 2023-24 campaign. She went 30-4 (21-2) in doubles. Lutkemeyer led the NCAA Championships quarterfinalist Bruins in total wins, doubles wins and dual-match doubles wins. She posted four match-clinching points. Off the court, Lutkemeyer was tabbed a CSC Academic All-District Team member and earned a third-team CSC Academic All-Americaยฎ honor.
2025 Big Ten Women's Tennis Players to Watch List
Mckenna Schaefbauer, Jr., Illinois
Nicole Teodosescu, Jr., Indiana
Tereza Dejnozkova, Jr., Iowa
Kallista Liu, Sr., Maryland
Julia Fliegner, Sr., Michigan
Liisa Vehvilainen, Sr., Michigan State
Aiva Schmitz, Jr., Minnesota
Ana Zamburek, Sr., Nebraska
Mika Dagan Fruchtman, Fr., Northwestern
Luciana Perry, So., Ohio State
Olivia Symons, Jr., Oregon
Patricia Grigoras, Fr., Penn State
Ece Gencer, Fr., Purdue
Zuzanna Frankowska, So. Rutgers
Anne-Christine Lutkemeyer, Jr., UCLA
Grace Piper, Sr., USC
Erika Matsuda, Jr., Washington
Taylor Cataldi, Sr., Wisconsin
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