2023-24 Women's Tennis Roster
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Minorka Miranda
- Class:
- Senior
- Major:
- Family Science
- Hometown:
- Atlanta, GA
- High School:
- Florida Virtual
As a senior (2023-24):
- Finished her senior year with the Terrapins with a 22-10 record in doubles, primarily playing in the No. 1 doubles pair alongside Maria Budin, finished with a 13-11 record in singles action (5/2/24)
- Won her singles match against No. 29 Wisconsin in the #2 spot 2-6, 6-3, 7-5 to score Maryland's first point of the match (4/21/24)
- Won her doubles match alongside Maria Budin against Minnesota in the #1 spot 6-4 (4/19/21)
- Won her doubles match alongside Maria Budin against George Mason in the #1 spot 6-0 (4/13/24)
- Won her doubles match alongside Maria Budin against Rutgers in the #1 spot 6-2 for their 20th doubles win of 2023-24 (4/13/24)
- Finished 2-0 overall against Indiana, won her doubles match alongside Maria Budin in the #1 spot 6-2, won her singles match in the #2 spot 6-3, 6-1 (4/7/24)
- Finished 2-0 overall against Penn State, won her doubles match alongside Maria Budin in the #1 spot 7-5, won her singles match in the #2 spot 6-1, 7-5 (3/31/24)
- Won her singles match against Michigan State in the #2 spot 6-3, 6-1 (3/24/24)
- Won her doubles match alongside Maria Budin in the #1 spot over the No.4 doubles pair in the country K. Miller and J. Brown of Michigan 7-5 (3/23/24)
- Finished 2-0 overall against Princeton, winning her doubles match alongside Maria Budin 7-5, won her singles match in the #2 spot 3-6, 7-6 (9), 6-2 to clinch the 4-3 for Maryland (3/20/24)
- Won her doubles match against Nebraska alongside Maria Budin 6-3 in the #1 spot (3/8/24)
- Finished 2-0 overall against Memphis, winning her doubles match 6-3 in the #1 spot, won her singles match in the #1 spot 6-0, 6-1 (3/3/24)
- Won her doubles match against Liberty alongside Maria Budin 6-4 in the #1 spot (3/2/24)
- Won her doubles match alongside Maria Budin 6-1 in the #1 spot as part of a 4-0 win over Morgan State
- Finished 2-0 overall against Marshall as part of a 5-2 win, won her doubles match alongside Maria Budin 6-1 in the #1 spot, won her singles match 7-6(1)-7-6(2) (2/24/24)
- Won her doubles match against VCU alongside Maria Budin in the #1 spot 6-2 (2/11/24)
- Finished 2-0 overall against William & Mary as part of a 4-3 comeback win, won her doubles match alongside Maria Budin in the #1 spot 6-2, won her singles match to pull Maryland within one point in the #1 spot 6-3, 7-5 (2/10/24)
- Won her singles match in the #2 spot 6-0, 3-0 against Arizona (2/4/24)
- Won her doubles match alongside Maria Budin in the #1 spot 6-3 against SDSU (2/3/24)
- Earned Maryland's second singles point winning her singles match 6-1, 6-4 in the #1 spot as part of a 4-1 win over UNLV (1/26/24)
- Won her doubles match alongside Maria Budin against George Washington in the #1 spot 6-3 (1/20/24)
- Went 2-0 overall as part of a 7-0 win over Georgetown, won her doubles match alongside Maria Budin in the #1 spot 6-2, won her singles match in the #1 spot 6-0, 6-2 (1/20/24)
- Finished 6-3 overall with Maria Budin in doubles competition for the fall season
- Went undefeated alongside Maria Budin in doubles winning three matches at the 2023 ITA Division I Women's Doubles Atlantic Regional Championship (10/23)
- Completed her junior campaign with a 15-15 record in both singles and doubles action
- Shifted between the No. 1-3 spots in singles action throughout the spring season
- Advanced to the Round of 16 of the doubles bracket alongside Marta Perez Mur during ITA Atlantic Regionals (10/21-22)
- Reached the quarterfinal round of the singles bracket at ITA Atlantic Regionals, winning her first three matches in the tournament (10/21-23)
- Won five of first six doubles matches with Perez Mur, with their only loss coming against No. 1 Fiona Crawley/Carson Tanguilig
- Earned a Court 1 sweep early in the spring season defeating Mackenzie Jones of Coppin State (6–0, 6-0) (1/23)
- Finished her second season with the Terps with a 19-12 record as a singles competitor and a 19-8 doubles mark
- Found doubles success alongside Francesca Feodorov and Marta Perez Mur, going a combined 17-5 while partnered with the two players
- Reached the Round of 16 of ITA Atlantic Regionals (10/1-3)
- Ended the fall season on a high note, advancing to the final of the Navy Blue & Gold Invite alongside Perez Mur (10/10)
- Won all seven non-conference doubles matches while paired with Francesca Feodorov, going undefeated from January until late March
- Started her singles season on an eight-match winning streak, taking all seven non-conference matchups while winning her first Big Ten matchup against Sydney Kaplan of Rutgers (3/20)
- Hit her stride upon teaming with Marta Perez Mur in the No. 2 position in the doubles lineup, as the duo won seven consecutive Big Ten doubles matches together in April
- Took down four conference opponents at the No. 3 spot in her first year as a Terp (third highest on team)
- Was a versatile singles player for Maryland, played at spots 1-4 throughout the season
- Went 7-5 in doubles play with partners Ayana Akli and Adela Josefova
- Put up the winning point for Maryland in singles against fifth-seeded Nebraska's Maja Makoric to advance them into the quarterfinals of the Big Ten Tournament
- Named Big Ten Sportsmanship Honoree
- Received two International Tennis Federation (ITF) doubles titles
- Made the semi-finals in doubles and Sweet 16 in singles at the prestigious ITF Grade 1 Coffee Bowl in San Jose, Costa Rica
- Ranked as high as 323 in the ITF Junior World Rankings
- Daughter of Minorka and Peangelo
- Sister of Mia
- Nickname is "Mino"
- Fluent in English and Spanish
- Eats the same foods and ties left shoe first before competitions
Maryland Tennis | All-Access | On the Rise
Wednesday, June 05
Maryland Spring Sport Media Day | Women's Tennis' Minorka Miranda
Tuesday, January 30
Maryland Spring Sport Media Day | Women's Tennis' Kallista Liu
Tuesday, January 30
Maryland Spring Sport Media Day | Women's Tennis Head Coach Katie Dougherty
Tuesday, January 30
