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Tennis Signs Two To National Letters Of Intent
December 10, 2019 | Tennis
Helena Narmont, Danielle Hack join Massachusetts tennis family
AMHERST, Mass. - University of Massachusetts tennis and head coach Juancarlos Nunez announced the signing of two student-athletes to National Letters of Intent (NLIs) on Tuesday. Danielle Hack (Surrey, England) and Helena Narmont (Tallin, Estonia) will join the program as freshman beginning with the 2020-21 school year.
"Helena and Dani are outstanding performers with strong track records on the court and a deep passion for tennis," Nunez said. "It was clear during the recruiting process how much they both love the game and how hungry they are to continue working and improving. They both connected with our team members during their respective visits and exemplify the type of character we want to continue to build our culture around, on-and-off the court."
Danielle Hack • Surrey, England
Helena Narmont • Tallin Estonia
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"Helena and Dani are outstanding performers with strong track records on the court and a deep passion for tennis," Nunez said. "It was clear during the recruiting process how much they both love the game and how hungry they are to continue working and improving. They both connected with our team members during their respective visits and exemplify the type of character we want to continue to build our culture around, on-and-off the court."
Danielle Hack • Surrey, England
- Currently ranked No. 1 in under 18s for Surrey
- Also ranked No. 3 in women's for Surrey (highest ranked player in her age group)
- Impact member of the Surrey County Cup team where the team were the runners up in the 2019 Women's Group 1 against the top competition in England
- Won the British Under 18 National Championships in doubles this summer
- Surrey 18-and-under singles champion
- Named the SportsPerson of the Year at her school, Riddlestown Collegiate
Helena Narmont • Tallin Estonia
- Career highest ranking of 682 in the ITF World Tennis Tour Women's Ranking
- Ranked as high as No. 3 in the Estonian women's rankings
- Represented Estonia twice in the European Championships and a member of the Estonian National Junior Team
- Won the Estonian Championships in doubles, was a finalist in mixed doubles and won the bronze medal in singles
- Reached the main draw quarterfinals of the Dublin 15K ITF Pro Tournament in the Fall, 2019
- Doubles champion of the ITF Junior tournament in Tartu, Estonia
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