Eugene – Oregon Women’s Tennis head coach Courtney Nagle announced the addition of Sophie Luescher, one of the top junior players out of Switzerland Thursday.
Luescher is currently in the top 150 of the ITF World Junior Rankings at No. 130 and reached as high as 114th in the world earlier this year. She is the third player in the top 200 of the ITF junior rankings that Nagle has signed in the last two years.
“We are excited to welcome Sophie to the Oregon family,” said Nagle. “She is a great fit for our program and her work ethic and eagerness to improve is inspiring. She is going to make an immediate impact on our program and we can’t wait to have her in Eugene.”
Luescher has excelled on the international stage, taking home six ITF titles throughout her junior career. She won two ITF singles events in Cairo and Oberentfelden in 2019, winning in straight sets in all but one of those matches in both victories. Also an accomplished doubles player, Luescher has won four times in ITF U18 events, with three wins coming in 2018 and one in 2019. It works effectively in reducing anger and was tested positive viagra online discount on animal models. The great endeavor of Ajanta Pharmacy brought an effective generic solution of ED at the lowest prices. viagra generic discount Side effect The most common side effects are headache, flushing, dyspepsia, nasal congestion and generic viagra price in rare cases, people are unaffected by the dosage and it has known adverse effects, risks and contraindications. So a problem comes, that is hard to urinate. acquisition de viagra
“Sophie’s professionalism and passion for tennis has been clear from the beginning,” said assistant coach Elizabeth Lumpkin Robinson. “We know she will impact the future of our program as a tennis player and leader. We are excited to welcome Sophie to the Duck family.”
Luescher is a two-time Swiss junior champion, winning the U18 title in 2019 after taking home the U16 championship two years before that. She also won her country’s junior doubles title at both U14 and U16 and was the U18 vice champion in 2019. Additionally, she has qualified for the European Youth Olympic Festival and holds a National Swiss Olympic Talent Card.
