Courtesy: ulmwarhawks.com
MONROE, La. - ULM women’s tennis head coach Terrance De Jongh announced today (June 1) the signing of Medy Blankvoort to a national letter of intent.
"We are excited about the addition of Medy to our program next season," said De Jongh. “She is a strong player that I believe will have a positive impact on our program and I look forward to working with Medy once she arrives in Monroe.”
Blankvoort, a native of Huizen, Netherlands, trains at the H.L.T.C. De Kuil club, where she became the youngest senior champion in club history. She was also a member of the club’s district champion under-14 and under-17 teams. Blankvoort, who has worked with coach Michiel Schapers, is also ranked in the open division in the Netherlands.
Blankvoort is the second student-athlete to sign a letter of intent to join the ULM women’s tennis team for this coming fall, joining Letha Gaigher who signed earlier this spring.
"We are excited about the addition of Medy to our program next season," said De Jongh. “She is a strong player that I believe will have a positive impact on our program and I look forward to working with Medy once she arrives in Monroe.”
Blankvoort, a native of Huizen, Netherlands, trains at the H.L.T.C. De Kuil club, where she became the youngest senior champion in club history. She was also a member of the club’s district champion under-14 and under-17 teams. Blankvoort, who has worked with coach Michiel Schapers, is also ranked in the open division in the Netherlands.
Blankvoort is the second student-athlete to sign a letter of intent to join the ULM women’s tennis team for this coming fall, joining Letha Gaigher who signed earlier this spring.
Like Us On Facebook
Follow Us
Sign Up
For Email Updates