Serena Wilson

Serena Wilson
Serena Wilson
  • Height:
    5-7
  • Hometown:
    Windsor, Conn.
  • Year:
    So.
  • High School:
    Windsor
  • Major:
    Sociology
Bio

Personal:
Serena was born in Windsor, Conn...is majoring in sociology at Curry, with a minor in criminal justice...the daughter of Seaon and Marcie Wilson...has three older sisters and four nephews...chose Curry for its campus size and academics...enjoys working with children in her spare time

Before Curry:
Serena is a 2020 graduate of Windsor High School in Windsor, Conn....competed in four years of varsity tennis for the Warriors...captained the team in her junior and senior seasons...recipient of her team's Most Valuable Player, Rookie of the Year, and Coaches Awards...selected to the All-Conference Team...represented Windsor at the Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference State Tournament...played AAU basketball

2021-22:
Serena appeared in 15 matches for Curry...ranked second on the Colonels with five singles wins...recorded a 4-6 mark when playing at second singles...led Curry with six doubles wins, all coming from the first flight...named the women's tennis Rookie of the Year

News mentions
Women’s Tennis Tops Suffolk University
Women’s Tennis Tops Suffolk University

The Curry College women's tennis team marked a 7-2 win over Commonwealth Coast Conference opponent Suffolk University Saturday afternoon on the Trent J. Scott Tennis Courts.

Women's Tennis Downed by Gordon College
Women's Tennis Downed by Gordon College

The Curry College women’s tennis team suffered a 6-3 defeat at the hands of Gordon College Wednesday afternoon in Commonwealth Coast Conference action at the Brigham Athletic Complex.

Women's Tennis Edged by Western New England
Women's Tennis Edged by Western New England

The Curry College women's tennis team suffered a narrow 5-4 defeat to Western New England University Saturday afternoon at the Volvo Tennis Courts.

Women's Tennis Knocked Off By UMass Boston
Women's Tennis Knocked Off By UMass Boston

The Curry College women's tennis team suffered a 9-0 defeat at the hands of UMass Boston Thursday afternoon in non-conference action at the BC High Tennis Courts.