Western Michigan University Athletics

2009-10

• WMU Amy Yeast Most Valuable Player
• Placed on All-MAC Tournament Team after going 3-2, including the match-clinching victory at No. 3 singles (7-6, 3-6, 6-3) over Akron in the semifinals
• Led the team with 21 total doubles wins and 18 dual match doubles wins at No. 1 (1-1), No. 2 (8-3) and No. 3 (9-5)
• Went 6-2 in the MAC in doubles and 2-1 in the MAC Tournament
• Held top two dual match doubles winning percentages (at least five matches) with April Kerr at 4-1 (.800) and Maria Nivia 10-3 (.769)
• Teamed with Jill Pastunink in the fall to defeat No. 50 Tania Mahtani/Mimi Nguyen of Michigan for WMU's only victory against nationally-ranked individual during the season
• Played at least three singles matches at every position except for No. 1 with 11 wins, three in the MAC
• Earned third letter

2008-09

• Second on the team with 30-11 doubles record
• Went 14-7 at No. 1 doubles, including 7-1 in the MAC
• Went 6-1 in dual match singles, including 2-0 in the MAC, 14-9 overall in singles
• Won the clinching match at No. 6 singles vs. Buffalo in the MAC Tournament as the final match on the court and clinched the doubles point at No. 1
• Won singles and doubles flight at Fall MAC Invitational
• Won two matches over Eastern Illinois and Detroit in qualifying singles at the ITA Midwest Regional
• Earned second letter

2007-08

• Won a team-high 28 doubles matches, including a 17-4 dual match mark with Emily Dudzik
• Ended the season on a 12-match winning streak in doubles with Dudzik
• Went a perfect 11-0 in MAC regular season and conference tournament doubles
• Won 6-3, 6-3 at No. 4 singles to help WMU win, 4-3, at Illinois (1/21), which finished the year ranked No. 37 in the country
• Earned first letter

California (Pa.)

• Earned NCAA Division II All-America honors in doubles with Inga Chilingaryan after finishing 10th in the country in the final poll with a 33-4 record
• Tandem won the ITA East Regional doubles championship and placed fourth in the National Small-College Championships
• Helped the No. 6 Vulcans finish the year 28-2 and advance to the final eight of the NCAA Division II Tournament
• Helped Cal win its third conference championship in school history and first since 1993
• Won the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Doubles Championship with Lisa Santoro to improve her overall doubles record to 36-4
• Named a PSAC doubles all-star
• Finished fourth in singles at the ITA East Regional

High School

• Ranked No. 15 in Japan in doubles in 2005
• Ranked No. 3 in her state in doubles in 2004
• Finished second in the country at the All-Japan High School Tennis Championships in 2003
• Played at the same high school that produced former Bronco standout, Noriko Saruta

Personal

• Daughter of Lindsey Noel Winston and Midori Matsuto
• Has one older brother, Koichi Matsuto
• Born Jan. 30, 1987

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