Hanna Cecilia Borjeson

Class

2019
Honors

Women's Tennis (2016-2017)

All-WCC Academic Honorable Mention - 2019

2018-2019 (Senior)
Singles – 4-6 overall (2-3 WCC), played 10 dual matches in three different positions … Recorded wins against Fresno State, Nevada, Pacific and Long Beach State.

Doubles – Went 5-7 overall (4-6 WCC) with three different teammates … Teamed up with Margarita Treyes and recorded season-best 3-1 overall record at No. 3.

2017-2018 (Junior)
Finished the season in singles 1-5, with four of her matches going unfinished. In doubles, went 1-5 as well with five matches unfinished.

2015-2016 (Freshman)
Fall 2015: Put together a 1-2 fall campaign, going 0-1 in singles play and 1-1 in doubles...Paired up with Genevieve McCloskeyto beat California’s Lyann Hoang and Karla Popovic 8-6 at the Battle in the Bay Classic.

Spring 2016: The freshman saw extensive action in her first season at the Hilltop...Borjeson recorded a 4-9 mark in singles action- competing on court Nos. 3, 4, 5 and 6...Compiled a combined 4-4 record in the fifth and sixth positions...Ended with a 2-4 record in WCC competition...Defeated Erica Chichoniof of BYU, 7-6, 2-6, 10-3 for her first singles win in collegiate competition...Went 3-13 in doubles with three different partners...Won three doubles matches on court No. 2 with Dos Santos and McCloskey.

High School and Personal
Born July 20, 1996 in Gothenburg, Sweden and attended Katrinelundsgymnasiet High School...Daughter of Ulf and Asa...Father, Ulf, is the current Club Director at Gothenburg Lawn Tennis Club and played tennis at Southeastern Louisiana University.

Women's Tennis | 3/12/2017 10:00:00 PM
SAN FRANCISCO – Hanna Borjeson continued her winning ways for the Dons, but USF succumbed to Western Kentucky 6-1 on Sunday afternoon at The Olympic Club. The sophomore from Gothenburg, Sweden, continued her rise up the USF lineup, taking on Monica Malinen of Western Kentucky and notching the 7-5, 6-3 victory on Court 3. Borjeson now sports a seven-match winning streak for the Dons, and a 7-1 dual match record, providing a bright spot for the squad regardless of her location in the USF lineup, from No. 5 one month ago to No. 3.

Playing from the No. 1 position, Emily Maxfield stretched her competitor in her 7-5, 7-5 dual with Elpida Malamou. USF's freshman from Murrieta, Calif., continues to improve in her first year of collegiate tennis, giving fierce battle to Malamou, who holds a perfect 10-0 record on the year for the Hilltoppers.

"Right now, we are just trying to get healthy before conference starts," noted USF head coach Hilary Somers. "It's tough when we are missing a couple key players in our lineup, but we are trying to learn the most we can from these matches before we start conference play in a couple of weeks. Today's highlight was Hanna as she continued her win streak. Emily also gave us solid play. She is young, but learning how to compete against the top players in the lineup."

The Dons now stand at 2-8 on the season, while Western Kentucky improves to 8-3 on the year. USF closes out a three-match home stand on Tuesday at noon, welcoming Illinois State to the courts at The Olympic Club. Then, the Dons head to the Pacific Northwest to begin league play, taking on Portland on March 24, and Gonzaga on March 25 (USFAthletics).