UNC senior Jessie Aney was recognized on Tuesday as the ACC Women’s Tennis Player of the Week.

This represents the fifth time in the last six weeks that a Tar Heel has won the award, with Aney’s doubles partner–Alexa Graham–having won four of those.

Aney was unbeaten this week as UNC defeated No. 3 Duke and No. 25 Virginia, and provided the clinching point in the match against the Blue Devils.

She is also fourth all-time in UNC history with 119 singles victories.

 

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