Continued her development, moving up to number three singles and number one doubles last season... Had by far her best season to date, winning a combined 36 matches, including a team-high 20 singles matches... Earned her first All-Big Sky Conference honor, being named to the first team.

Hayli Scott

2002-03: Played primarily at number three, but saw action at number one and two as well... Had one of the best winning percentages in school history, winning 80 of her singles matches (20 of 25)... Won her first nine matches of the season and 12 of her first 13... Won the season opening Weber State Invitational... Won all four of her matches in straight sets, including the tournament championship, by a 6-1, 6-3, count over teammate Carol Tolsma (9/28)... Played her lone match of the season at number one, defeating Rachel Hertz of Montana State-Billings, 8-2 (11/16)... Also played her lone match of the season at number two against Montana State-Billings, defeating Amanda Schlossel, 10-2 (11/16)... Started the spring season off with a tough 6-3, 4-6, 6-0, win over Maria Bublik of Weber State (1/22)... Her first loss came against Erin Polowski of 58th-ranked Boise State (2/8)... Rebounded by defeating Rachel Alder of Utah in dramatic fashion, rallying to win 3-6, 6-2, 6-3 (2/19)... Helped ISU to back-to-back wins over Montana by defeating Ashlid Fjelheim at number three, 6-4, 3-6, 10-8 (3/25) and 6-3, 7-5 (3/29)... Helped ISU advance to the semifinals of the Big Sky Conference Tournament with a 6-3, 6-4, victory over Katie Slizewski of Portland State (4/25)... Was 3-0 in three-set matches... Was 7-2 in matches against Big Sky Conference opponents... Teamed with Eka Jvania to post a 15-5 record in doubles... The duo won their first five matches and nine of their first 10... Their only loss in that streak came against Jemima Hayward and Erin Polowski of #57 Boise State, 8-2 (2/8)... The duo edged Laura Nigro and Gina Black of the Air Force Academy at number, 9-8 (3/9)... They defeated Denise Cockrell and Katie Owens, 8-4, as the Bengals edged Portland State, 4-3 in the Big Sky Tournament quarterfinals (4/25)... The two were 6-1 against Big Sky Conference opponents.

2001-02: Won a combined 13 matches playing at number three and four singles... Moved up to number three singles after a strong start at number four... Won three of her first four matches of the season, winning all three in straight sets... Defeated Molly Meldahl of Portland State, 6-0, 6-2, in her first match of the season (1/18)... Followed that up with a 6-1, 6-2, victory over Melinda Johnson of Portland State (1/20)... Defeated Tiffany Smith of Weber State, 6-3, 6-1 (1/29)... Won two of her first three matches at number three... Rolled past Rachel Hertz of Montana State-Billings in her second match at number three, 6-0, 6-0 (3/9)... Followed that up with a 6-1, 6-2, victory over Mesa State (3/18)... Dropped a tough 6-2, 6-7, 7-6, decision to Anabelle Janairo of Montana (4/13)... Had an 8-10 doubles mark playing at all three doubles spots... Was 2-0 at number one doubles with Ika Kakulia... Was 5-5 with Carol Tolsma, playing at number two and three doubles.

2000-01: Had a strong first season with the Bengals, winning a combined 16 matches for ISU... Was especially strong in doubles, posting an 11-3 mark with Irene Kakulia... Dropped her first collegiate match in dramatic fashion, 6-3, 5-7, 6-0 (1/23)... Won her first collegiate match against Linnaea Freeman of Eastern Washington, 6-2, 6-2, at number four (1/29)... Won her second straight match with an 8-0 victory over Anna Shaffer of Portland State (1/29)... Defeated Rachel Drummond of Montana State in dramatic fashion, 6-4, 4-6, 6-4, at number five singles (2/6)... Helped the Bengals to a 5-2 win over Utah State with a 6-1, 6-4, decision over Johanna Johnson (4/5)... Helped the Bengals earn the second seed in the Big Sky Tournament with a 6-1, 6-1, victory over Stacie Pate of Eastern Washington (4/16).

High School: Graduated from Pocatello High School, where she played tennis for the Indians.

Personal: Parents are John and Marlene Scott... Has one brother, Ryan, who played on a baseball scholarship at Colorado... Her father, John played in the Los Angeles Dodgers organization... Majoring in Public Health at ISU.

Scott's Career Record

Year     Singles  Doubles  Total

2000-01  5-11     11-3     16-14

2001-02  5-15     8-10     13-25

2002-03  20-5     16-6     36-11

Total    30-31    35-19    65-50