University of Denver Athletics

2017:

• Went 2-1 in singles play (2-0 in Summit League) and 17-7 (6-0 SL) in doubles play as a senior

2016:

• Posted a 14-7 overall singles record 
• An impressive overall doubles record of 18-2 with partner Bianca Mok
• Named to the 2016 Summit League Academic All-League Team

Career Highlights:

• 13-4 in in singles play during the 2015 spring season
• 7-0 in Summit League singles action (tied for League best)
• 12-11 in doubles play during her first season with the Pioneers
• Named All-Summit League for the 2015 season

Before Denver:

• University of Kansas: 10-3 record in doubles with wins against Nebraska, Houston, Kentucky, and Indiana
• Went 4-8 in singles with wins against Texas, West Virginia, and Iowa State
• MVP in 2010 and 2011
• Coaches Award in 2012
• All-Conference all three years for SPC
• #11 recruit for the state of Texas

Personal:

• Born December 19, 1994 in Thibodaux, Louisiana
• Daughter of Brian Barnhill and Kelly & Ric Knight
• Has two sisters, Taylor and Ella
• Chose Denver because of the combination of great academics and athletics, the experienced and dedicated coaching staff, along with the city of Denver's great atmosphere
• Academy Member of the Austin Tennis Academy for ten years
• Received Leadership Award from Austin Tennis Academy along with the Mentor Award
• Member of St. Andrew's Episcopal School Athletic Council in 2010 and 2011
• Member of National Charity League in Austin
• Worked with A Glimmer of Hope and raised money to build a well for people in Ethiopia, Africa
• Traveled to Nepal on a mission trip with the Edge of Seven organization to help build a water source for a girls' hostel and then trekked the Everest Trail
• Has plans to become an OBGYN
• When she's not playing tennis, she enjoys being with friends, playing golf, and fishing