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05/10/2012 Stevens: New Mexico Lobos Women's Tennis 2012 Season ReviewYoung Lobo netters show individual improvement; Bezdickova, Sablina Named to All-MW team 04/24/2012 Stevens: UNM/Fidelity Investments Honor The Best Lobo Scholar-AthletesAwards banquet recognizes outstanding Lobo performances in the classroom 04/08/2012 Lobos Fought Hard Against #59 WyomingUNM falls to #59 Wyoming away with a score of 6-1 03/21/2012 Stevens: Canada's Lobo Women Open Mountain West PlayThe Lobos play host to Boise State on Saturday and red-hot Air Force on Sunday 03/01/2012 Wind Not a Factor for the Lobos Defeating UTEP 5-2UNM defeats UTEP with a score of 5-2
2010-2011: Sophomore Season Laura Richardson played mostly in the number five position in singles. She saw most of her doubles time at the number three position partnering with Kristin Eggleston. She had two very significant wins beating ACU's Emily Conrad whom she had never before beaten in her junior career in USTA (United States Tennis Association). She also won a key deciding match against University of Montana. She was named Mountain West Scholar Athlete. 2009-2010: Freshman Season She went 7-29 overall in singles where she split time between the number two, three, four and five positions. She won 71 percent of her matches when she won the first set. She was named a UNM Scholar Athlete. Prior to UNM She is a 2009 graduate from Parkway South High School in Saint Louis, MO. Her team was named district champions three out of the four years when she was in high school. She finished second in state her senior year. She earned honor roll all four years. Personal She is the daughter of Paul and Kari Richardson. Both parents played collegiate tennis with Paul at the University of South Dakota and Kari at the University of Minnesota. She has two sisters Elyse and Emily. She was coached in high school by her father and uncle. She is majoring in Biology. Head Coach Roy Canada on Richardson: "Laura is an excellent athlete with a ton of potential. Her game is very different; with her ability to play tough to decipher defense and is coupled with a good sense up at the net with a huge overhead." Assistant Coach Michelle Heidbrink on Richardson: "Laura is the type of player that can mentally wear down her opponents. She has the ability to drive her opponents crazy by playing long rallies consistently every point. She has a solid net game and one of the best overheads in college tennis." 
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