Career Statistics (through 2018-19)

2018-19: Finished 14-8 in singles play and 18-4 in doubles contests...Finished career with 103 victories (43 singles, 60 doubles), which ranks fifth all-time...One of six Eagles to reach 100 career victories...The 60 doubles wins ranks seventh all-time in program history...Went 6-0 in conference singles matches...Finished 8-0 in conference doubles matches, five of those with Marissa Wilson as a partner...Opened season with nine-straight doubles wins...Won 16 of her first 17 doubles matches of the season.

2017-18: Finished 7-10 in singles play (No. 5 spot) and 12-12 in doubles (No. 3)... Her 11 No. 3 doubles wins led the conference... In conference play, went 5-1 in singles and 9-0 in doubles with partner Haley Brooks... Her and Brooks outscored opponents 72-8 in NACC doubles while Swift won four of her five NACC matches in straight sets... Swift won both of her matches against MSOE in 5-0 NACC semifinal win.

2016-17: Finished with 13-11 singles and 17-12 doubles record and led the team with 30 overall wins... Posted an 8-1 NACC singles record primarily at No. 4 and No. 5 spot and 7-1 conference doubles record at No. 2 and No. 3 spot... Won last four doubles matches of the season, including a pair of 8-5 wins with partner Alicia Picard against Alverno and Concordia Wisconsin in the NACC tournament semifinals and championship, respectively... Owned the third-highest win percentage (.714, 5-2) at the No. 5 singles slot.

2015-16: Earned a spot on the All-NACC Doubles Teams list alongside partner Libby Protz... Went 9-10 in singles competition, including wins in two of three NACC matchups... Turned in a record of 6-5 at No. 4 singles and 2-4 at No. 3... Went 13-13 overall in doubles play, including an 8-0 record against NACC competition... Won first career postseason tournament match with a 9-8 (7-3) victory alongside Haley Brooks against Marian in the semifinals on May 8.

High School: Led team to second-place finishes in conference three times... Went to state with doubles partner as a senior... Helped team reach state for the first time in six years as a junior... Played at No. 3 singles in first year of tennis and went undefeated.

Personal: Daughter of Patti Swift... Made the honor roll all four years of high school... Involved in Students for Service and Friendship Bridge... Adopted from Guatemala at the age of 18 months and has visited there five times since... Major is Child Life Specialist/Pscyhology.

Why Edgewood College?: "I chose Edgewood College because I wanted to play tennis in college and also because it offers the degree I want to pursue."