Krista Hardebeck Season 2012-13

As a Senior (2015-16)
• All-Pac-12 Honorable Mention selection
• CoSIDA Women's At-Large Academic All-District
• ITA Scholar-Athlete
• Pac-12 Scholar-Athlete 
• Pac-12 All-Academic First Team pick
• Earned final No. 123 national ranking
• Second on team in overall victories (27-8)
• 21-3 in duals, including a 10-2 record at the No. 4 spot
• Produced a career-high 17-match winning streak that spanned from Feb. 5-April 22
• Provided the clinching point in three matches, including Stanford's 4-3 win over Florida on Feb. 28, representing her third career clincher against the Gators
• 12-1 against conference opponents and unbeaten in nine Pac-12 dual matches
• 7-6 against nationally-ranked opponents
• 4-2 in three-set matches
• In doubles, paired with Caroline Lampl as Stanford's No. 3 team to finish 20-10 overall and 13-5 in duals
• Duo reached semifinals of the Pac-12 Championships and USTA/ITA Northwest Regional Championships

As a Junior (2014-15)
• Pac-12 All-Academic First Team pick
• ITA Scholar-Athlete
• Earned final No. 93 national ranking
• 19-14 overall and 13-10 in duals, playing mainly at the No. 4 spot (13-9)
• 3-8 against nationally-ranked opponents
• 1-2 in three-set matches
• Provided the clinching point in two matches
• Highest-ranked opponent defeated was No. 29 Saska Gavriolvska of Texas A&M (Jan. 19)
• Won season-high six straight matches from March 27-April 12
• Reached semifinals of NCTC Classic
• In doubles, was 8-8 while playing with two different partners 

As a Sophomore (2013-14)
• All-Pac-12 Honorable Mention selection
• Pac-12 All-Academic Honorable Mention pick
• Awarded No. 42 final national ranking
• Finished 17-15 overall and 11-8 in duals, playing mainly at the No. 2 spot (10-8)
• 6-13 against nationally-ranked opponents
• 6-7 in tournament matches
• 0-4 in three-set matches
• Provided the clinching point in four matches
• Won season-high four matches in a row on four different occasions
• Reached round of 32 at NCAA Singles Championship, upsetting No. 4 Julia Elbaba of Virginia 6-2, 6-2 in the opening round
• Advanced to round of 16 at ITA Northwest Regional Championship
• In doubles, teamed mainly with Caroline Doyle as Stanford’s No. 3 team, compiling a 13-5 overall record and 11-3 in duals

As a Freshman (2012-13)
• All-American in singles
• ITA Northwest Region Rookie of the Year
• All-Pac-12 Second Team selection
• NCAA All-Tournament Team selection (No. 3 doubles with Natalie Dillon)
• Earned No. 14 final national ranking
• Compiled team-best 36-13 overall record and was 16-8 in duals, playing mainly at the No. 3 spot
• 20-5 in tournament matches
• 16-13 against nationally-ranked opponents
• 8-3 in three-set matches
• Provided the clinching point in six matches
• Won season-best seven consecutive matches twice during the season
• Provided clincher in Stanford’s 4-3 upset of No. 1 Florida in the semifinals (May 20), rallying for a three-set win after losing the first frame and trailing 5-1 in the second set
• Competing in her first career tournament, reached quarterfinals of ITA All-American Championships in October
• Captured singles title at ITA Northwest Regional Championships in October
• Earned runner-up singles finish at Pac-12 Championships
• Defeated Nebraska’s Patricia Veresova 6-3, 6-0 on Oct. 2 at the ITA All-American Championships in collegiate debut
• In doubles, 17-11 overall and 14-7 in duals with Natalie Dillon, forming Stanford’s No. 3 duo and booking key postseason victories over USC (May 17) and Texas A&M (May 21)

Prior to Stanford
• Attended El Modena High School for 1.5 years before finishing her final 2.5 years at California Virtual Academy (CAVA)
• While at El Modena High School, won consecutive Century League singles titles with respective trips to the quarterfinals and finals of the CIF-SS singles tournament
• Ranked as nation's No. 1 recruit in her class by tennisrecruiting.net
• Competed on professional circuit and took part in international events
• 2010 USTA Easter Bowl champion
• Top seed at the USTA Girls' 18 USTA National Championships in August after earning bronze in the previous year
• Competed in Junior Girls' Wimbledon

Personal
• Born in Tustin, Calif.
• Parents are James and Anne
• Has one brother, Mark, and one sister, Lisa