She battled through back problems throughout the year
Added critical depth to the talented squad
Playing at the No. 5 singles spot, the little Italian posted 12 singles wins while teaming up with fellow freshman Anastasia Surkova to go 16-2 in doubles
Finished the season ranked No. 15 in the nation in doubles play
All-Mountain West Conference in doubles
2005-2006 | Sophomore Year
After not competing during the fall season or in the first regular season match due to a knee injury, Miccoli came back strong to go 6-1 in doubles with partner Anastasia Surkova
Teamed with Surkova in her first match back with an 8-2 win over Washington's Stephanie Svanfeldt and Tara Simpson
Made her singles debut against Kansas State, losing in three sets
Set the tone for BYU in final three conference matches with an impressive 6-1, 6-1 win over Colorado State's Jessica Jones and an 8-1 doubles win with Surkova
All-Mountain West Conference in doubles
2006-2007 | Junior Year
Recorded a 4-1 singles record in the fall
Withdrew from two matches due to soreness in her shoulder which had recently been operated on
Received No. 39 pre-season national doubles ranking with Anastasia Surkova
10-3 doubles record in the fall
Won BYU Invitational over Boise State's Tatiana Ganzha and Polina Kokoulina
Won doubles Wilson/ITA Central-West Regional Championships over teammates Sofia Holden and Lauren Jones (No. 51)
Invited to participate in the ITA National Intercollegiate Indoor Championships where they went 1-1, reaching the quarterfinals
Injury kept her from competing in regular singles competition during the spring
Tallied a 13-match win streak in doubles that spanned more than a month and a half
Highlight of the season was a doubles win over the No. 5 team in the nation from Notre Dame in Provo
Also beat the No. 42 and No. 20 doubles teams
Finished the spring season with a singles record of 2-2 and a doubles record of 17-6
Named the first alternate team for the NCAA Women's Individual Tennis Championship and a No. 34 national doubles ranking
All-Mountain West Conference in doubles
2007-2008 | Senior Year
Did not compete in the fall season due to injury
Posted a 12-7 doubles record with teammate Anastasia Surkova
Injury kept her from competing in regular singles competition during the spring
Nationally ranked as high as No. 35
Together, Miccoli and Surkova defeated top 40-ranked opponents from Arkansas, Boise State and South Carolina
Received All-MWC honors in doubles
Finished the season ranked No. 54 nationally and No. 5 in the Central Region
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