Oakland University Athletics

2011-12:
▪ Played in all 19 matches for Oakland
▪ Turned in a 4-14 record in singles matches, including a 2-5 Summit League singles record
▪ Her four singles wins tied for the most on the team
▪ Posted singles wins over Bradley, Wright State, IUPUI and Western Illinois
▪ Her three doubles wins were second most on the team
▪ Posted a 1-6 record in Summit League doubles matches
▪ Her overall doubles record for the season was 3-14
▪ Earned doubles victories over Youngstown State, IUPUI and Western Illinois

2010-11:
▪ Posted an 8-12 singles record as a freshman
▪ Went 4-9 in doubles action, including a 4-7 record at No. 3 doubles
▪ Finished with a 4-4 singles record in Summit League play
▪ Posted a 5-8 record as the No. 4 singles player in the OU lineup
▪ Picked up the first win of her career against Katie Hargrove of Lewis (Oct. 1)
▪ Won the back draw of the IPFW Tournament by winning three straight matches (Oct. 1-2)
▪ Earned a her first dual win and first Summit League win 6-1, 6-0 against Centenary

High School:
▪ Earned four varsity letters under coach Dave Patrangelo and Brian Myska at Troy High School
▪ Served as a two-time team captain
▪ Earned all-state honors in singles in 2009
▪ Named the Daily Tribune Women[apos]s Tennis Player of the Year following the 2009 season
▪ Was a four-time all-area and all-league selection, also earned three all-district honors
▪ Helped her high school team win regionals in 2009 and advance to the quarterfinals of the Division I Michigan Tournament
▪ Won sectionals, states, regionals and districts as a member of her 4.5 USTA tennis team
▪ Also ran track at THS and competed in club swimming

Academic Awards and Extracurricular Activities:
▪ Earned a third place finish at DECA Nationals

Top Athletic Performance:
▪ Finishing 22-8 in her senior year to earn Southeastern Michigan Player of the Year Honors

Personal:
Full Name: Grace Elizabeth Keating
Parents: Melinda and Tighe Keating
> Her father, Tighe, played at Michigan State and was a tennis professional
Siblings: Hope, Clare and Faith

Top Three Reasons for Choosing Oakland:
1. The coach
2. The atmosphere
3. The school itself

Grace Keating[apos]s Career Statistics