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Honors and Awards
- Nebraska Scholar-Athlete Honor Roll (Fall 2024; Spring 2024)
- Tom Osborne Citizenship Team (2024, 2025)
2024-25: Sophomore
In her first competitive year with Nebraska, Reya Lee Coe went 11-14 in both singles and doubles play. The sophomore mainly played No. 4 and No. 5 singles, and in the No. 2 doubles slot. Coe went 1-0 against ranked singles opponents, and claimed seven straight-set victories. The Husker, partnered with Ana Zamburek, Emma Rizzetto and Natalia Trigosso, garnered Big Ten doubles wins against duos from then-ranked #18 Wisconsin, #72 Minnesota, Rutgers, #18 Washington and Oregon.
Off the court, Coe was named to her second Tom Osborne Citizenship Team.
2023-24: Freshman
Reya Lee Coe was a spring semester transfer from North Carolina State. While at NC State, Coe held a 5-6 singles mark and a 2-1 doubles record in the fall. Due to NCAA eligibility rules, Coe sat out of competition for the remainder of the 2023-24 season while practicing with the Big Red.
Before Nebraska
Coe was a part of the sixth-ranked recruiting class in the nation as she was a five-star recruit and ranked the No. 4 recruit out of the state of Texas and No. 50 overall. Lee Coe graduated from Lakes Tennis Academy. Her highest USTA 16s singles ranking was No. 15 and was a singles finalist at the 2021 February and October USTA L2 events. Additionally, she was a 2021 Texas Slam State Championship singles finalist, a singles semifinalist at the 2021 Eddie Herr 16s Championships and a doubles finalist at the 2021 Atlanta ITF J4 and 2021 Jalisco, Mexico, ITF J4 tournaments.
Why Reya chose Nebraska
“The facilities are amazing and everyone on the staff and team have been very welcoming from day one. I’m really grateful for this opportunity and to be surrounded by such awesome people.”
Personal
Coe is the daughter of Truman and Dena Coe. The sophomore is majoring in nursing and plans to become a nurse practitioner.
Singles
|
Year |
Spring |
Big Ten |
Fall |
Total |
|
2023-24* |
-- |
-- |
5-6 |
5-6 |
|
2024-25 |
8-11 |
1-10 |
3-3 |
11-14 |
|
Totals |
8-11 |
1-10 |
8-9 |
16-20 |
*Indicates NC State
Doubles
|
Year |
Spring |
Big Ten |
Fall |
Total |
|
2023-24* |
-- |
-- |
2-1 |
2-1 |
|
2024-25 |
10-11 |
5-7 |
1-3 |
11-14 |
|
Totals |
10-11 |
5-7 |
3-4 |
13-15 |
*Indicates NC State