Vicky Maes
Vicky Maes was Arizona’s head women’s tennis coach for nearly two decades, parting ways with the Wildcats after the ’17 season. She remains one of the two or three leading women’s tennis players in Arizona history, and was the 1996 Pac-10 Player of the year. Maes wasn’t out of coaching for long; after serving as interim coach for the New Mexico Lobos last season, Maes last week was promoted to full-time head coach. She coached UNM to a 12-9 record last spring.
We have a new head coach and she barely has to move! Vicky Maes, who went 12-9 last year as interim, is officially the seventh head women's tennis coach in program history! Previous to UNM, Vicky was Arizona's head coach for 17 years! #GoLobos https://t.co/FVs5a2pCmp pic.twitter.com/FO62eeJJg1
— New Mexico Lobos (@UNMLOBOS) August 2, 2019
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