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- Height:
- 5-4
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- Year:
- Jr.
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- Hometown:
- Peabody, Mass.
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- High School:
- Bishop Fenwick
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- Major:
- Nursing
Bio
As a Sophomore:
Appeared in 13 doubles matches and one singles match for the Pride...went 12-1 on the season in doubles play, including 9-0 in the NECC...won in straight sets in her lone singles match against Lesley on Sept. 29...named the NECC Fall All-Academic and NECC All-Sportsmanship teams
As a Freshman:
Went 0-1 at No. 4 singles...5-1 in doubles play, also 5-1 in NECC play and undfeated at No. 3 doubles at 4-0...Went 3-0 with teammate Amy DiPace at No. 3 doubles 3-0
Personal:
Sara is a nursing major from Peabody, Mass...She is the daughter of Frank and Joanne Kanarkiewicz ...Sara has one sibling; Dennis...During her high school career, she was named an All-Star three consecutive years
News mentions
The Regis (Mass.) women's tennis team celebrated its Senior Day in style on Saturday morning, defeating Wentworth by a final of 8-1.
Jessie Lord (Fall River, Mass.) and Carly Scanlon (Canton, Mass.) won at both doubles and singles to help the Regis (Mass.) women's tennis team rally for a 5-4 win over Smith College, Wednesday at the Indoor Track and Tennis Facility.
The Regis (Mass.) women's tennis team completed a perfect 4-0 record on its 2017 spring break trip, cruising to an 8-1 win over St. Vincent College Friday at the USTA National Campus.
Jessie Lord (Fall River, Mass.) and Emily Rice (Pittsfield, Mass.) won at both singles and doubles and Katasha Jarvis (Mt. Vernon, N.Y.) rallied for the match-clinching win at third singles to lift the Regis women's tennis team to its fifth straight New England Collegiate Conference title
The Regis (Mass.) women's tennis team lost only two games in a dominant 9-0 win over Bay Path University in New England Collegiate Conference action Wednesday.
The four-time defending New England Collegiate Conference champion Regis (Mass.) women's tennis team started off their 2016 conference schedule in style on Saturday afternoon, downing Becker College by a score of 8-1.