Madison Porter

Class:
Sophomore
Hometown:
Parker, Colo.
High School:
New Mexico

SENIOR (2016-17): Concluded her three-year CSU career with 35 singles wins and 37 doubles victories... During her senior season, had the team's highest winning percentage, earning eight spring victories... Competed at the No. 3-5 positions... Added seven doubles wins, winning once each at No. 1 and 2 and five times at No. 3 with partner Sandra Keta.. On two occasions, helped earn a team victory by winning the clinching point, including vs. Incarnate Word (Feb. 10), which capped a 3-1 come-from-behind win for the Rams... She did it again vs. Northern Colorado (April 20), winning at No. 3 doubles and the clincher at No. 6 singles... It marked one of four times she won both of her matches (also North Dakota, Omaha and IUPUI)... Earned four singles wins and six doubles victories during fall competition... Won two singles matches over Georgetown at the Colorado Invitational (Sept. 22-24) to open the season... Advanced to the Air Force Invitational Flight A championship at No. 1 doubles (Sept. 30-Oct. 2), winning a pair of matches... Beat Purdue, 8-7, to take third place at the Rebel Invitational (Flight 2 doubles), along with partner Celine Voss...was named a 2017 ITA Scholar-Athlete for the second time... named Mountain West Scholar-Athlete honors for the third time.

JUNIOR (2015-16): Won five singles matches, mostly at the No. 5 position… Earned a win over Northern Colorado (April 12) at the No. 4 spot… Won four matches against Colorado teams, including the Buffaloes (March 5)… Competing with Aina Hernandez Soler, won five doubles matches, tied for the most on the team… Also added a team-most six doubles victories and three singles wins during the fall season… Earned Academic All-Mountain West recognition for the third time and Mountain West Scholar-Athlete honors for the second time.

SOPHOMORE (2014-15): Tied for second on the team with five singles victories… Competed at the No. 4, 5 and 6 positions… Participated in 16 doubles matches, picking up wins at the No. 2 spot with Laia Hernandez Soler (2) and Aina Hernandez Soler (1)… Also won five singles matches during the fall season… Earned Academic All-Mountain West and Mountain West Scholar-Athlete recognition.

NEW MEXICO (2013-14): Spent her freshman season at New Mexico, posting records of 5-3 in singles play and 5-1 in doubles… Recognized for her academic excellence by the Mountain West (Academic All-Conference) and Intercollegiate Tennis Association (Scholar Athlete).

HIGH SCHOOL: Is a 2013 graduate of Legend High School in Parker, Colo. … As a senior in 2013, earned first-team All-Continental League and first-team All-Pioneer League honors… Placed fifth at the 2013 5A Colorado state championships… Voted team MVP by teammates and coaches… Served as a captain… Head coach was Ron Steege... Also lettered in basketball and golf… Was a member of the National Honor Society… Served as student body president.

PERSONAL: Born Sept. 24, 1994 in Parker, Colo. … Parents are Barry and Suzette Riddle... Mom played tennis at Virginia… Stepdad, Barry, played tennis at Northern Colorado… Majoring in health and exercise science.