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ITA Recognizes Chloe Beck as National Senior Player of the Year
6/12/2023 12:50:00 PM | Women's Tennis
DURHAM – The Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) announced its national award winners on Monday with Duke's Chloe Beck earning the ITA Senior Player of the Year honor. Â
Duke's fourth three-time All-American, Beck became the third Blue Devil to receive the national award along with Amanda Johnson (2004) and Hannah Mar (2014).  Â
Beck, who is from Watkinsville, Ga., is coming off one of the best seasons in school history with a 33-5 singles record and a 30-5 doubles mark in 2022-23. She became the fourth Blue Devil to collect 30 or more singles and doubles wins in a single season. Beck was ranked as high as No. 2 nationally, while playing No. 1 singles and posted a 21-1 ledger at the top slot. She received an invitation to compete in the NCAA Singles Championship for the second consecutive season and advanced to the round of 16.
She clinched a team-best seven victories for Duke in 2023 and reached the 100-win mark in only 124 matches, which was the second-quickest in school history. Beck teamed with Cameron Morra in doubles for most of the season and collected 28 wins, which ranked eighth on Duke's single-season charts. Â
Along with the honors on the court, Beck recently became the first Blue Devil tennis student-athlete to be named College Sports Communicators First-Team Academic All-American on multiple occasions.
Beck graduated in May with a degree in psychology along with neuroscience and environmental science and policy minors. She is expected to return in 2023-24 for a fifth year with the Blue Devils.
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Duke's fourth three-time All-American, Beck became the third Blue Devil to receive the national award along with Amanda Johnson (2004) and Hannah Mar (2014).  Â
Beck, who is from Watkinsville, Ga., is coming off one of the best seasons in school history with a 33-5 singles record and a 30-5 doubles mark in 2022-23. She became the fourth Blue Devil to collect 30 or more singles and doubles wins in a single season. Beck was ranked as high as No. 2 nationally, while playing No. 1 singles and posted a 21-1 ledger at the top slot. She received an invitation to compete in the NCAA Singles Championship for the second consecutive season and advanced to the round of 16.
She clinched a team-best seven victories for Duke in 2023 and reached the 100-win mark in only 124 matches, which was the second-quickest in school history. Beck teamed with Cameron Morra in doubles for most of the season and collected 28 wins, which ranked eighth on Duke's single-season charts. Â
Along with the honors on the court, Beck recently became the first Blue Devil tennis student-athlete to be named College Sports Communicators First-Team Academic All-American on multiple occasions.
Beck graduated in May with a degree in psychology along with neuroscience and environmental science and policy minors. She is expected to return in 2023-24 for a fifth year with the Blue Devils.
To stay up to date with Blue Devils women's tennis, follow the team on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook by searching "DukeWTEN". Â
#GoDuke
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