Maxine Capewell - Women's Tennis - College of Charleston Athletics

Maxine Capewell

Maxine Capewell

Class:
Senior
High School:
Millfield
Hometown:
Leicester, England

2006-07

Finished 6-5 overall
Teamed with Laura Borza to go 9-4 in doubles matches

2005

Was 10-8 overall in singles play
Posted a 5-3 SoCon record
Was 8-8 at No. 3 singles
Went 1-0 at No. 2 singles
Team with Rachel Magory to post a 17-4 record at No. 2 doubles
Won nine of their last 10 doubles matches
Went 8-1 in SoCon doubles competition

Notes

Maxine Capewell was rated 1.5 in her native country, making her one of the top 20 players in England.
An amazing athlete, ?Max? was named the most outstanding sportswomen at Millfield where she played number one singles.
She reached the finals of the Denmark and Nottingham ITF tournaments earning a #782 world junior ranking after only two tournaments
played number four singles last season and finished with an impressive 18-8 record.
Away from the tennis court, Max enjoys Charleston??s many beaches and warm weather. (A drastic change from the weather in England).She enjoys the many shops located near campus and names Bebe as her favorite clothing store.
Max models her tennis game after Andre Agassi because of his ?gutsy? style and ?never give up? attitude
Max currently has a 3.4 GPA.

Birthdate

April 25, 1985

On the Prowl with Charleston Athletics: Chad Holbrook, Baseball

Wednesday, April 08

John Groce Introductory Press Conference 4/1/26

Friday, April 03

Amanda Butler Introductory Press Conference 4/1/26

Friday, April 03

On the Prowl with Charleston Athletics: Adrian Anderson, Women's Golf

Wednesday, March 18

2026 Women's Tennis Team Huddle

Cougars Swept by Chanticleers

Wednesday, April 08

Sia Cariov and Francesca Salvato celebrate point

Cougars Visit Coastal Carolina; Host South Carolina State

Tuesday, April 07

Harper Santos/Isabella De Luise celebrate winning a point

Women's Tennis Downs Stetson; Sweeps Randolph-Macon

Wednesday, April 01

Marra Bruce hits tennis ball

Charleston Hosts Stetson and Randolph-Macon

Tuesday, March 31