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June Vigneron Signs with Bulldogs
7/10/2024 11:31:00 AM | Women's Tennis
RUSTON – Louisiana Tech Tennis head coach Amy Sargeant announced Wednesday the signing of June Vigneron to the 2024-25 roster.
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Vigneron, a 5-foot-10 right-hander from Fleury-en-Biére, France, will be a true freshman. She joins a recruiting class that includes newcomers Mio Kozaki, Maria Tsironi, and Alice Brook.Â
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"I am beyond thrilled to welcome June to the Bulldog Family," said Sargeant. "Not only will she bring a big game, she will also bring an energy that is contagious and one that will lead this team to success. I am excited to develop her game and get on court with our team next season."
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Vigneron was a two-time champion in her home country, winning the Essonne in the 15/16 years and the Seine-et-Marne in the 17/18 years. She was also the highest ranked player in the 17/18 years in the department of Herault with an individual ranking in the Second series.Â
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She has played over 80 matches just this year, winning close to 70 percent of her matches while reaching four tournament finals.
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"I chose Louisiana Tech because of coach Sargeant who gave me motivation to achieve my goal of becoming a professional tennis player and to go to a university full of ambition with a motivated and determined team," said Vigneron.
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Vigneron, a 5-foot-10 right-hander from Fleury-en-Biére, France, will be a true freshman. She joins a recruiting class that includes newcomers Mio Kozaki, Maria Tsironi, and Alice Brook.Â
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"I am beyond thrilled to welcome June to the Bulldog Family," said Sargeant. "Not only will she bring a big game, she will also bring an energy that is contagious and one that will lead this team to success. I am excited to develop her game and get on court with our team next season."
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Vigneron was a two-time champion in her home country, winning the Essonne in the 15/16 years and the Seine-et-Marne in the 17/18 years. She was also the highest ranked player in the 17/18 years in the department of Herault with an individual ranking in the Second series.Â
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She has played over 80 matches just this year, winning close to 70 percent of her matches while reaching four tournament finals.
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"I chose Louisiana Tech because of coach Sargeant who gave me motivation to achieve my goal of becoming a professional tennis player and to go to a university full of ambition with a motivated and determined team," said Vigneron.
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For all the latest in Bulldog Tennis, follow us on Twitter (@LATechTennis), Instagram (@LATechTennis), and Facebook (LATechTennis).
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