CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
- PSU’s Impact Player Award (2012)
- PSU’s Helmet and Horns Award (2012)
- ITA All-Academic Team Award (2012, 2013, 2014, 2015)
- Four-time ITA Scholar Athlete (2012, 2013, 2014, 2015)
- Two-time All-Big Sky Honorable-Mention honoree (2013, 2014)
- Four-time Academic All-Big Sky selection (2012, 2013, 2014, 2015)
- Big Sky Women's Tennis Player of the Week (April 22, 2014)
- All-time leader in overall singles wins (42)
- All-time leader in overall doubles wins (33)
- Part of the doubles team that holds the all-time lead in overall doubles wins by a team (15 w/ Kelsey Frey)
- All-time leader in Big Sky singles wins (20)
- All-time leader in Big Sky doubles wins (15)
- Part of both doubles teams that rank tied for the all-time lead in Big Sky doubles wins (6 w/ Dané Vorster and 6 w/ Kelsey Frey)
- Part of the doubles team that holds the all-time lead in overall doubles win percentage by a team (.682 w/ Kelsey Frey)
- All-time leader in wins at No. 4 singles (23)
- All-time leader in win percentage at No. 4 singles (.719)
- All-time leader in wins at No. 3 doubles (16)
- All-time leader in win percentage at No. 3 doubles (.667)
- Part of the doubles team that ranks tied for all-time lead in wins at No. 3 doubles by a team (14 w/ Kelsey Frey)
- Part of the doubles team that holds the all-time lead in win percentage at No. 3 doubles by a team (.700 w/ Kelsey Frey)
- Set the single-season school record for overall singles wins (17 in 2013)
- Set the single-season school record for wins at No. 4 singles (10 in 2013)
- Set the single-season school record for win percentage at No. 4 singles (.833 in 2013)
- Tied the single-season school record for overall doubles wins (14 in 2013)
- Set and then tied the single-season school record for Big Sky doubles wins (6 in 2013 and 2014)
- Set the single-season school record for win percentage at No. 1 doubles (.643 in 2014 - tied with Dané Vorster in the same season)
- Part of the doubles team that set the single-season school record for overall doubles win percentage by a team (.714 in 2013)
- Part of the doubles team that set the single-season school record for Big Sky doubles wins by a team (6 in 2014)
- Set the single-season school record for win percentage at No. 1 doubles (.643)
- Set the single-season school record for win percentage at No. 3 doubles (.750)
- part of the doubles team that ranks tied for third all-time in wins at No. 1 doubles by a team (9 w/ Dané Vorster)
- Ranks tied for fifth all-time in wins at No. 5 singles (7)
- Ranks tied for fifth all-time in wins at No. 6 singles (6)
- Ranks tied for fifth all-time in wins at No. 2 doubles (4)
- Ranks tied for seventh all-time in wins at No. 3 singles (5)

2014-15 SEASON (Senior):
Became the all-time leader in overall doubles wins by an individual during the season...Set the program record for overall doubles wins by a team with regular partner Kelsey Frey...Went 12-7 overall in singles (8-4 during the dual season)...Went 6-10 overall in doubles (5-4 during the dual season)...Played at lines five and six during the dual season, going 5-3 and 3-1 at each position, respectively...Won 11 of 13 singles matches from Nov. 7 to March 7...Went 5-5 with doubles partner Kelsey Frey, including a 5-3 mark at line three in doubles.
 
2013-14 SEASON (Junior):
Became the Vikings’ all-time singles wins leader during the season…Moved up to No. 2 all-time in doubles wins, and ranks just two wins behind all-time leader Anya Dalkin with 28 career doubles wins going into her senior season…Broke the single-season record for Big Sky doubles wins with six with partner Dané Vorster…Named honorable mention All-Big Sky for the second straight season…Led the Vikings in overall singles wins (9) and overall singles win percentage (.600; 9-6), and ranked tied for the team lead in Big Sky singles wins (5), Big Sky singles win percentage (.625; 5-3), overall doubles wins (10) and Big Sky doubles wins (6)…Played 14 of her 15 singles matches at No. 4, and went 9-5 in that spot…Ended the season ranked fourth in the Big Sky in win percentage at No. 4 singles (.643; 9-5) among people with more than one decision at the spot…Also ranked sixth in the Big Sky in conference win percentage at No. 4 singles (.714; 5-2) among people with more than one decision at the spot…Won her record 28th career singles win with a 6-1, 6-2 win over Nebraska Omaha’s Lindsay Weideman on March 7…Won the decisive fourth point in three of the Vikings’ six Big Sky wins during the regular season, closing out wins over Southern Utah on March 14, Weber State on April 13 and Eastern Washington on April 20…Named Big Sky Women’s Tennis Player of the Week on April 22, after securing the Vikings’ win over Eastern Washington and helping the team clinch a spot in the Big Sky Tournament…Ended the season on a four-match winning streak, including a 6-2, 6-2 win over Montana State’s Wena Tsan in the Vikings’ 4-2 win over the Bobcats in the quarterfinals of the Big Sky Tournament…Won seven of her last nine matches of the season overall, and won eight of her last 10 matches at No. 4 singles…Won six of her last seven singles matches against Big Sky opponents at No. 4, including the postseason…Went 2-1 in three-set singles matches…Went 10-5 with Vorster in doubles, including a 6-2 record in Big Sky matches…Played all but one of her 15 doubles matches with Vorster at No. 1 doubles, and went 9-5 overall at the top spot…Ranked fourth in the Big Sky in overall win percentage (.643; 9-5), and sixth in the Big Sky in conference win percentage (.714; 5-2) at No. 1 doubles…Won seven of her last 10 doubles matches with Vorster to finish the season…Secured the doubles point in the Vikings’ 4-2 win over Montana State in the quarterfinals of the Big Sky Tournament with an 8-6 win with Vorster over the Bobcats’ Paulina Lopez and Jessica Brycki...Won the Corvallis Indoor Tennis Championships doubles title with Vorster on Jan. 19.

2012-13 SEASON (Sophomore):
Broke the single-season singles wins record at Portland State with 17…Broke the single-season Big Sky doubles team wins record along with Kelsey Frey…Went 17-6 overall and 7-3 in Big Sky matches in singles…Did not have a losing record at any position in singles during the season, going 2-2 at No. 3, 10-2 at No. 4, 2-1 at No. 5, 3-1 at No. 6…Did not lose two matches in a row in either singles or doubles after Feb. 8…Won 6-0, 6-0 in five different singles matches…Went 14-8 overall and 6-3 in Big Sky matches in doubles…Went 3-3 overall at No. 2 doubles, and 11-5 at No. 3…Went 10-5 with Kelsey Frey as her partner…Won three doubles matches 8-0 (Jan. 26 vs. Linfield w/ Frey; March 16 vs. Valparaiso w/ Frey; March 26 vs. Arizona Christian w/ Frey).
 
2011-12 SEASON (Freshman):
Earned Portland State’s Impact Award and Helmet & Horns Award as a freshman…Made her fall tournament season debut for Portland State at the Washington State Cougar Classic where she went 2-2…Made her dual season debut for Portland State at Washington State (Jan. 27)…Went 8-11 overall and 4-4 in Big Sky Conference play for singles competition…Recorded her first career dual win at Lewis-Clark State College (Jan. 28) in a straight set victory (6-2, 6-2)…Recorded back-to-back wins at Idaho State (Feb. 18) and Montana State Billings (Feb. 24)…Recorded back-to-back wins in straight sets against Eastern Washington (March 9) and Linfield (March 18)…Recorded a career-best three consecutive dual wins from April 1-April 13 including two Big Sky wins at Northern Colorado (April 1) and against Weber State (April 13)…Won five of her last seven singles matches of the season…Went 4-15 overall and 2-6 in Big Sky play for doubles competition…Went 2-6 paired with teammate Marina Todd including two consecutive wins against Eastern Washington and Linfield. 
 
EAGLE FUSTAR TENNIS ACADEMY:
Played and lettered two years of varsity tennis as the No. 1 player…Was team MVP in 2008…First-team All-League both years…NCS Division II team finalists in 2007…NCS Division II Team Champions in 2008.
 
PERSONAL/MISCELLANEOUS:
Daughter of Jack and Katie Govi…Has one brother Alec Govi…Lists running, swimming, hiking, going to the beach and spending time with family as hobbies.