WeвЂ™ve been doing well and I really like that feeling.

I just spend so much time with school and tennis that I just hang out when I can, nothing particular.MR: What is your favorite Razorback tradition?AT: IвЂ™ve been here for two to three seasons and the spring season is the most important. When youвЂ™re in college you just get so busy and itвЂ™s hard to keep up with friends, so really when I have the time I just want to hang out with those who are close to me. But if I could choose another sport if I had time I would play field hockey.MR: Okay enough about sports, what do you like to do in your spare time?AT: Hanging out with friends, shopping. I really liked it and all but it was different and not as competitive, I really liked tennis more. Almost every trip is exciting with the team and we always have a lot of fun.MR: Yeah itвЂ™s really cool that youвЂ™re from a different country and you get to travel the United States.AT: Yeah IвЂ™ve been here for two years and IвЂ™ve all ready seen so many parts of America, itвЂ™s awesome.MR: If you werenвЂ™t playing tennis, what other sport would you take an interest in?AT: Team sports, when I was younger I did horse riding. Everything is beautiful and of course I like to go to Florida and Los Angeles. ItвЂ™s so weird for me because I am from Holland and everything is flat and here youвЂ™re like flying and you see all the landscape, I really like that. In a match I use everything IвЂ™ve learned and try to do as good as possible and make sure itвЂ™s gone well and youвЂ™re satisfied.MR: WhatвЂ™s the best place youвЂ™ve traveled to with the team?AT: I really like Colorado. I just really like that goal and that I can train hard for it. I just enjoy doing it and I like to practice hard, it was in my family already so itвЂ™s something I picked up.MR: WhatвЂ™s something about tennis people might not necessarily know about? AT: ItвЂ™s a very individual sport, itвЂ™s different than playing in a whole team, you have your friends in tennis and you cheer for them and your team and youвЂ™re all there to win, and its good to be with the whole team.MR: What is your favorite part about a match? AT: Competition, I like to compete. I know itвЂ™s a hard thing and is sometimes difficult but like I said I really like the people in Arkansas.MR: LetвЂ™s talk about some tennis, what makes this sport so exciting?AT: Well, my father is a tennis teacher and my brother, whoвЂ™s older than me, plays tennis. I like the people here.MR: What was the biggest transition from the Netherlands to Arkansas?AT: I donвЂ™t know, itвЂ™s like youвЂ™re always missing home, you are out of your own country, and you are living by yourself and you have to make your own choices. 8 national ranking in doubles play.MR: So, where exactly are you from? Tell me a little about your home town.AT: I am from the Netherlands, IвЂ™m from a little city name Moordrecht and itвЂ™s close to Rotterdam.MR: Do you miss home?AT: Yes, itвЂ™s hard sometimes, but I mean, I really like it here, I have a great roommate who is really nice and IвЂ™m really enjoying it. Her dual victory with Nanar Airapetion in the ITA central Region Doubles Championship led to her a No. Prior to this fall, Tigu finished the spring 2009 season with 20-plus wins with an overall record of 22-7 and was 10-5 in dual matches. Tigu also competed at the WomanвЂ™s All American Championship at the Riviera Tennis Club in Pacific Palisades, Calif. She came in second in doubles with Claudine Paulson at the Wilson/Intercollegiate Tennis Association Central Region Championship at the Headington Family Tennis center in Norman, Okla. This fall, Tigu won the Razorback Classic in singles by defeating TulsaвЂ™s Alexandra Kichoutkin.

1 ranked junior player in the Netherlands, junior Anouk Tigu became has been a great contributor to the womenвЂ™s tennis program at Arkansas.

By Khandice WintersArkansas Media RelationsThe No.

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