Barry University Athletics

Academically and athletically, Anna Hallbergson-Lewis performed at the head of the class for the Bucs during her career. She went 31-28 in singles, primarily at #2, and was 44-29 in doubles, primarily at #1. She led the team to a 52-24 record in three years. During her career, the Bucs finished in the top 10 all three years. In 1998, they captured their first Sunshine State Conference championship, and went on to a third-place finish at the NCAA Division II National Tournament.

She was an ITA All-American in doubles in both 1998 and 1999, and a CoSIDA Academic All-American in 1999. She was named the Buccaneers’? Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year twice, and served as the president of the Barry chapter of the American Medical Student Association. In 2000, she was named the State of Florida NCAA Woman of the Year and went on to become the third of six national finalists for the award from Barry. She was actively involved in Big Brothers/Big Sisters of South Florida, Habitat for Humanity and numerous honor societies.