PREP
• Four-star recruit by Tennis Recruiting Network
• Tabbed No. 14 player in Texas and the Gulf States Region
• Reached No. 77 in the Tennis RPI
• Selected all-conference all four years and won the league MVP three times
• Guided the Greenhill School to a 40-2 record
• Won multiple titles at the L2, L3 and L4 levels in singles and doubles throughout career
• Picked up five L4 Texas singles titles and nine doubles championships
• Competed in the Winter Nationals twice, Easter Bowl once, National Clay Courts five times, the National Hard Courts four times and Indoor Nationals once
PERSONAL
• Full Name: Sophie Anne Schwartz
• Date of Birth: Sept. 1, 2005
• Birthplace: Coppell, Texas
• Parents: Derek and Cynthia Schwartz
• Major: Chemistry
• Derek played football and baseball at Washington St. Louis, graduating in 1991
• Cynthia played tennis at Illinois, graduating in 1992, reaching the NCAA Doubles Tournament in 1988, garnering an All-Big Ten selection and the scholar-athlete award in 1991
• Fourth-generation Boilermaker
• Her aunt, Julia (Chambers) Embree, was a three-time team captain the women's tennis program at Purdue in the late 1980s
• Four-star recruit by Tennis Recruiting Network
• Tabbed No. 14 player in Texas and the Gulf States Region
• Reached No. 77 in the Tennis RPI
• Selected all-conference all four years and won the league MVP three times
• Guided the Greenhill School to a 40-2 record
• Won multiple titles at the L2, L3 and L4 levels in singles and doubles throughout career
• Picked up five L4 Texas singles titles and nine doubles championships
• Competed in the Winter Nationals twice, Easter Bowl once, National Clay Courts five times, the National Hard Courts four times and Indoor Nationals once
PERSONAL
• Full Name: Sophie Anne Schwartz
• Date of Birth: Sept. 1, 2005
• Birthplace: Coppell, Texas
• Parents: Derek and Cynthia Schwartz
• Major: Chemistry
• Derek played football and baseball at Washington St. Louis, graduating in 1991
• Cynthia played tennis at Illinois, graduating in 1992, reaching the NCAA Doubles Tournament in 1988, garnering an All-Big Ten selection and the scholar-athlete award in 1991
• Fourth-generation Boilermaker
• Her aunt, Julia (Chambers) Embree, was a three-time team captain the women's tennis program at Purdue in the late 1980s