Southern Utah University Athletics

At SUU, 2008-09: Played both No. 5 and No. 6 singles, went 1-0 in the fifth position and 9-6 in sixth for a dual mark of 10-6 and had an overall 11-7 record ... was 4-1 in Summit League singles play ... teamed with Emmi Nelson-Bulloch to go 10-5 at doubles, including a 1-0 mark at first and a 9-5 mark at second doubles ... she and Nelson-Bulloch were 6-1 in league play ... also teamed with Martha Kruk at second doubles in three matches, going 1-2.

At SUU, 2007-08: Played the entire season at fifth singles where she posted a 13-6 overall mark, including a 5-2 record in Summit League play ... teamed with Kristi Latteier to go 10-9 at third doubles, with a 5-3 mark in Summit League action ... won both her doubles  and her singles matches in The Summit League tournament semi-finals to help the team to an appearance in the championship match; her three-and-a-half hour 6-3, 5-7, 6-1 win over IPFW’s Hanna Hager in the semis was the game-clincher for the Thunderbirds.

At SUU, 2006-07: Went 7-16 and 3-4 in Mid-Continent Conference matches playing primarily at first singles, where she had a 3-11 mark ... went 4-5 playing No. 2 singles ... went 7-3 in doubles teamed with Shanna Docherty, including a 1-0 mark at No. 1 doubles and a 6-3 record at No. 2 ... also teamed with Deena Jenson in doubles, going 7-5 overall with a 6-2 mark at No. 3.

At San Juan Bosco HS: School did not sponsor tennis.

National/International competition: Ranked as high as No. 302 in the Spanish Federation rankings ... qualified for Spanish National championships and member of the regional team in the national championships ... quarterfinalist at the National Open Ciudad de Cartagena ... two-time competitor at the International Open in Miranda de Ebro ... singles champion at the FISEC International Open when she was also runner-up in mixed doubles and third in women’s doubles ... doubles semi-finalist in National Open Villa del Espiinar.

Personal: Born Feb. 29, 1988 in Salamanca, Spain ... parents are Manuela and Jacinto Blanco ... majoring in economics.