For four years, USC women's tennis player Zoe Scandalis embodied all that makes up the ideal Trojan student-athlete. A two-time ITA All-American, three-time All-Pac-12 All-Academic selection and regular participant in ongoing community outreach initiatives, Scandalis achieved much both on and off the court. While she has moved on to the courts of the USTA Pro Circuit, her Trojan legacy continues to grow with the announcement on Thursday that she is the first USC women's tennis player ever to win an NCAA Post Graduate Scholarship.
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She is the 53rd Trojan all-time, and the third in the past five years to win the scholarship, which is awarded annually to student-athletes who excel both academically and athletically. While at USC, Scandalis majored in political economy with a minor in environmental studies.
