Player Bio: Cheryl Naruse - University of Washington Official Athletic Site
April 18, 2013 | Women's Tennis
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Washington: Second year on the squad.
2003-04 (Sophomore): notched first career victory with a three-set win over Kelly Nelson of Cal Poly on Oct. 25 in the ITA Northwest Championships...also competed in the USTA College Tennis Invite, Pac-10 Indoor Championships, and Pac-10 Championships...played doubles with Stephanie Svanfeldt and Megan Flynn.
Juniors/High School: Was the No. 1 Under-18 player in Singapore...at 16, was ranked 75th in Kanto Region, Japan for U-18...played in ITF tournaments, reaching #370's singles and #350's doubles...two-time Girls Player of the Year at her high school...won the SEASAC (Southeast Asia Sport Activity Conference) as a sophomore and senior...captained her high school squad as a senior ...did not play junior year.
Personal: Narumi "Cheryl" Naruse...born Feb. 22, 1984, in Tokyo, Japan...parents are Judy and Paul Naruse...contemplating a profession in teaching...enjoys cooking, sleeping, eating, reading Harry Potter and hanging out with friends...majoring in English.
Getting To Know Cheryl...
The best thing about being a Husky is: Being a part of so many elite athletes
I can't imagine life without: My friends
My teammates would describe me as: A nerd
My funniest teammate is: Saskia
Few people know that I: Am a home-body
Favorite junk food is: Cheese fries!
A talent I will never become famous for: Singing
Favorite UW athlete is: Dea!
When I'm not playing tennis I'm: Doing homework or sleeping
The one thing I miss most about living at home is: The food
Favorite movie: Kill Bill 1&2
Naruse's Career Record
YEAR - SINGLES (dual/overall) - DOUBLES (dual/overall)
2003-04 - 0-0/1-8 - 0-0/0-4
Career - 0-0/1-8 - 0-0/0-4
