2023-24 Women's Tennis Roster
Biography
2022-23 | Junior
- Played primarily at the No. 2 position in singles with a record of 2-3 and an overall record of 3-5.
- Went 2-5 in conference singles play.
- Teamed with Isabella Foshee at primarily No. 2 spot and went 0-1.
- Teamed with Reneta Gabuzyan at primarily No. 2 spot and went 3-2.
- Finished with an overall record of 3-3 in doubles and doubles conference play.
- Named to the 2023 Big Sky Conference Spring All-Academic Team.
2021-22 | Freshman
- Competed in 12 matches for the Eagles as a freshman.
- Composed an overall record of 3-9 at the No.1 singles spot.
- Finished with a 2-6 record in conference singles play.
- Teamed up with Yasmin Mansouri at the No.1 doubles spot and went 1-1.
- Teamed up with Scout Mathews at the No.3 doubles position, compiling a record of 3-3 overall.
- Teamed up with Renata Gabuzyan at No.3 and went 1-0.
- Teamed up with Isabella Foshee at No. 2 doubles.
- Finished doubles play with an overall record of 5-5.
- Was named to the Spring All-Big Sky Academic Team.
2020-21 | Freshman | All-Big Sky First Team Singles
- Competed in 13 matches for the Eagles as a freshman.
- Composed a record of 5-1 at the No.1 singles spot and 4-3 at the No.2 singles spot for a collective 9-4 overall record.
- Finished with a 3-1 record in conference singles play and ended the season on a two match winning streak.
- Teamed up with Renata Gabuzyan at the No.3 doubles spot, collecting a winning 6-3 record and ended on a four-match winning streak.
- Teamed up with Scout Mathews at the No.2 doubles position, compiling a record of 2-4 overall.
- Named to the Spring Big Sky All-Academic Team.
Prior to Eastern Washington
- Attended the online school California Connection Academy.
- Brought a wealth of international and International Tennis Federation (ITF) experience to Cheney.
- In ITF play in Hamilton, New Zealand, she was a singles champion and a finalist in doubles play.
- In competition in Christchurch, N.Z., she won the doubles championship.
- In New Zealand, she was a finalist in both singles and doubles and won a singles championship in St. John's.
- Continued international play in Nicaragua, she won a singles and doubles championship as well as a doubles championship in Peru.
- Has two singles championships in Curasao and St. Lucia and a doubles championship in Curasao on her resumel.
Hinson on Kida: "I'm very happy with the addition of Jennifer Kida to our program. She has a lot of International tennis experience, which has given her a great foundation for college tennis. Jennifer's tennis IQ is very high, which allows her to be a dynamic player, changing her playing style depending on her opponent and what's working. She is a great student and a very hard working athlete, which will fit in very well with our program. She has all of the tools to have a really successful college tennis career and I'm very glad to welcome her to the Eagle tennis family."
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