Audrey LePottier Class: Junior Hometown: Soignolles-en-Brie, France High School: Blaise Pascal Height: 5-7

Transferred into the East Carolina program after the women's tennis was discontinued as an intercollegiate sport at High Point University. Fall 2009: Experienced action in just two overall matches during the fall, which occurred at the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) Regional Championships in Winston-Salem ... Fell in the opening round of both singles and doubles (Jessica Cook) events. 2008-09: Did not experience action during the spring season because of transfer eligibility issues, but turned in a .500 (5-5) fall singles campaign during initial semester with the Lady Pirates ... Won seven of 10 doubles matchups with two different partners ... Was 3-1 with Rocio Cabanillas and 4-2 with Natalie Collins. 2007-08 (High Point): Registered a 10-9 spring singles record, playing every match at the No. 1 position ... Was 2-4 in Big South Conference play ... Combined on a 10-7 doubles record with three different partners, posting a 1-2 mark at No. 1 and a 9-5 clip at No. 2 ... Fell to Jessica Cook (6-2, 6-7, 6-1) and dropped doubles match to Alex Smith and Brooke Walter (8-5) during 6-1 team loss to East Carolina in Greenville Feb. 4 ... In all, Panthers were 7-12 last season before program was dropped ... HPU opened BSC Tournament play with a 4-2 over Charleston Southern before bowing out to No. 1 seed Winthrop. High School/Junior Tennis: Graduated from Lycee Blaise Pascal in 2007 ... Advanced to the amateur French Championships, which was held in the Roland Garros Stadium Complex - the same venue as the French Open. Personal: Full name is Audrey LePottier ... Born March 7, 1989 at Vitry sur Seine, France ... Daughter of Jean-Pierre and Chantal LePottier ... A sport management major.