Life after Hayley Carter: UNC women's tennis enters season with potential

Posted Jan 14, 2018
breakout first-year Alle Sanford is the ninth-ranked player in the country and will join nationally-ranked returners Makenna Jones, Jessie Aney, Sara Daavettila and Chloe Ouellet-Pizer. Sanford seems poised to take over the top spot from Hayley Carter. Though only a first-year, the Westerville, Ohio native has already proved herself against top national competition. (Daily Tar Heel)

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