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November-December 2022

The Wolfpacker: An Independent Magazine Covering NC State Sports

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TRACKING THE PACK NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2022 ■ 13 of her other notable offers included North Carolina and South Carolina. Brooks helped her team go 32-1 last season, averaging over 18 points per game in addition to 4.5 rebounds and 3.8 steals. NC State has also secured a verbal commitment from 6-foot-3 post player Mallory Collier from Millington (Tenn.) Bartlett High. ESPN.com ranks Collier, who announced her verbal commitment in March, as the No. 44 prospect in her class. She averaged 13.7 points and 8.2 re- bounds per game as a junior. Collier picked NC State over LSU, West Vir- ginia, Rutgers, Ole Miss, Clemson, Ala- bama, Memphis, North Carolina and Vanderbilt. Women's Tennis Adds Star International Recruit The NC State women's tennis team, which reached the Final Four in 2021 and boasted a national champion doubles tandem this past spring, made a signifi- cant addition to its 2022-23 roster. Moscow native Diana Shnaider signed with NC State in August and weeks later captured the U.S. Junior Open title in doubles. That was her third Junior Grand Slam doubles title, joining the 2021 triumph at Wimbledon and a vic- tory earlier in the year at the Australian Open. Shnaider also reached the semifinals of the 2021 French Junior Open and quarters of the 2022 Australian Junior Open in singles. At one point, she was ranked as the No. 2 combined (singles and doubles) junior player by the Inter- national Tennis Federation. "We are extremely excited and proud to be able to add Diana to this year's team as the highest-ranked and most accomplished recruit in program his- tory," women's tennis head coach Simon Earnshaw stated. "I've been really im- pressed with Diana's vision and plan for her game, as well as her openness and understanding of how we can help her grow as she moves toward a professional tennis career at the highest level. "All credit to [assistant coach] Da- vid [Secker] for leading what has been a somewhat logistically challenging pro- cess." — Matt Carter A PERCENTAGE OF EVERY HOME SALE GOES TO SUPPORT ALZHEIMER'S RESEARCH AND CARE. McKeeHomesNC.com | 910-672-7296 PROUD TO SUPPORT THE NC STATE WOLFPACK Faye eville | Raleigh | Pinehurst | Wilmington

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