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General: Played one year for the Yellow Jackets, helping Georgia Tech capture the 2007 NCAA Championship, the 2007 ITA National Team Indoor Title, and its third-straight Atlantic Coast Conference championship ... Named the 2007 ACC Tournament MVP after earning All-ACC honors as a freshman ... Competed in the 2007 NCAA Doubles Championships with Alison Silverio ... Tied for the second-best mark in school history with 24 dual-match wins in 2007 ... Also owns the second-best mark in school history with 32 doubles wins her rookie season and ranks fifth with 35 singles wins in her first year ... Her .778 singles winning percentage ranks ninth in the Tech single-season annal ... Top junior from the Plains that is equally adept in both singles and doubles ... Captured a pair of doubles titles while teaming with Whitney McCray during the fall.
2006-07: Tabbed All-ACC and named the ACC Tournament MVP after helping Tech to its third-straight conference title ... Participated in the NCAA Doubles Championships with Alison Silverio ... Posted a 35-10 singles record on the year, including a 24-4 mark in dual matches ... Went 32-14 in doubles with a 21-9 record in dual matches ... Clinched match point with a 4-6, 6-2, 6-0 victory over Stanford's Lejla Hodzic in the semifinals of the 2007 ITA National Indoor Team Championships, snapping the Cardinal's NCAA-record 89-match winning streak ... Gave Tech the victory in the championship match of the ITA National Team Indoor Championship with a 2-6, 7-5, 6-2 victory over Notre Dame's Brook Buck ... Won six-straight singles matches to start the season and 15-consecutive matches from Mar. 9 through Apr. 22 ... Defeated No. 50 Audrey Banada in the finals of the ACC Championships to give the Yellow Jackets their third-straight title ... Stopped Cal's 22nd-ranked Nina Henkel in the NCAA Semifinals to help the Yellow Jackets advance to their first NCAA Title match in school history ... Won four singles matches against ranked opponents ... Spent the majority of the spring playing No. 2 doubles with senior Alison Silverio ... Defeated No. 43 Courtney Vernon of South Florida in the Wilson/ITA South Regional Championships ... Began the fall by winning the Rice Invitational Singles Title en route to a seven-match singles winning streak to begin her collegiate campaign ... Advanced to the singles quarterfinals of both the Wilson/ITA South Regional Championships and the Kitty Harrison Invitational ... Teaming with Whitney McCray, captured the Rice Invitational Doubles Title by winning four-straight matches to begin her freshman season ... Finished the fall by winning five of her last six doubles matches, including capturing the Desert Collegiate Classic Doubles Title before advancing to the semifinals of the Kitty Harrison Invitational.
High School/Junior Tennis: A tennisrecruiting.net Blue Chip recruit ... Rated the No. 1 player in Kansas, No. 1 in the Plains and 11th in the nation, according to the final rankings on tennisrecruiting.net ... Reached as high as No. 9 in the tennis recruiting rankings ... Earned four singles and four doubles titles in juniors over the last four years ... Was a singles finalist on six occasions, a doubles finalist twice, and advanced to two singles and one doubles semifinals ... Attended the Mary Institute Country Day School from sixth grade through her freshmen year in high school, when she won the individual state championship while leading the team to a state championship ... Attended the Mike Wolf Tennis Academy and participated in the University of Missouri-Columbia High School independent study program for her last three years of high school ... Coached by Mike Wolf and Elliott McDermed.
Personal: Full name is Amanda Tyann Craddock ... Born May 23, 1988 ... Daughter of John and Tyann Craddock ... Youngest of three children ... Father works in radio in the St. Louis area ... An undecided major at Georgia Tech ... Would like to work with kids upon graduation, including teaching tennis.
Amanda Craddock's Career Statistics
SINGLES DOUBLES Year Dual Overall Dual Overall 2006-07 24-4 (.857) 35-10 (.778) 21-9 (.700) 32-14 (.696)
