Women's Tennis Signs Miret of Spain
July 27, 2023 | Women's Tennis
LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Berta Miret of Barcelona, Spain has signed with the University of Louisville women's tennis team according to Cardinal head coach Mark Beckham.
Miret comes to the Ville after ranking as high as No. 46 for women in her native country of Spain. She was ranked as high as No. 6 in junior girls. She won the Spanish Team Championships in all ages for Juniors as well as winning the Catalan Championship as a highlight in her multiple wins in the National Tournament.
"We would like to welcome Berta Miret to Louisville Women's Tennis," said Beckham. "Berta comes to us as a highly regarded player from Spain. Berta fits all of the things that Coach Kevin Fulton and I like in a prospective player. First and foremost, she loves the game of tennis. If you are going to compete and be successful at the level at which we play, you must have a love of the game that really pushes you to be as good as you can be, and Berta definitely has that. Secondly, she is a very good player. She has been ranked as high as 6th among juniors and top 50 for women in Spain. You don't get a ranking that high in Spain without being a high-level player. With that experience, we think she can make a smooth transition to this level and be a big help to the success of Louisville Tennis."
Miret comes to the Ville after ranking as high as No. 46 for women in her native country of Spain. She was ranked as high as No. 6 in junior girls. She won the Spanish Team Championships in all ages for Juniors as well as winning the Catalan Championship as a highlight in her multiple wins in the National Tournament.
"We would like to welcome Berta Miret to Louisville Women's Tennis," said Beckham. "Berta comes to us as a highly regarded player from Spain. Berta fits all of the things that Coach Kevin Fulton and I like in a prospective player. First and foremost, she loves the game of tennis. If you are going to compete and be successful at the level at which we play, you must have a love of the game that really pushes you to be as good as you can be, and Berta definitely has that. Secondly, she is a very good player. She has been ranked as high as 6th among juniors and top 50 for women in Spain. You don't get a ranking that high in Spain without being a high-level player. With that experience, we think she can make a smooth transition to this level and be a big help to the success of Louisville Tennis."
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