Zoe Foo Yuk Han

Class:
Senior
High School:
Bukut Jalil Sports School
Hometown:
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

2019-20: Co-captain … team MVP ... first player in GW squash program history to be recognized as a CSA First Team All-American … MASC Women’s Player of the Year … MASC All-Conference Team … ranks third in program history with 50 career victories … all 17 victories came at the top spot on the ladder … opened her season on a four-match win streak with victories against Georgetown, Princeton, Virginia, and Penn … topped Ranem El Torkey of then-No. 3 Princeton, 11-7, 12-10, 11-4 … also beat a pair of top-10 CSA opponents in then-No. 8 Virginia and then-No. 7 Penn … boasted a season-high seven-match win streak, downing opponents from Vassar, Middlebury, St. Lawrence, Brown, Williams, Dartmouth, and Stanford … edged Elena Wagenmans of then-No. 5 Stanford, 19-17, 6-11, 11-5, 7-11, 16-14 … won three matches in a row with two victories against Drexel and one over Virginia … contributed to a pair of team victories at CSA Team Nationals … earned CSA All-American recognition for the third straight season after competiting in the A-Division at CSA Individual Nationals, which features the top-16 ranked women’s players in the country … defeated Sarah Luz Lopez, 11-7, 2-11, 11-6, 7-11, 11-7 in the Ramsay Cup.

2018-19: Finished with a team-high 13 wins in her sophomore campaign, all at the No.1 position … earned second-team all American honors for second consecutive season … finished No.12 in the CSA to become the highest individually ranked GW women’s player in program history … defeated No.1 Hiu Lam Lui of #3 Princeton at Individual Nationals A draw … earned other notable wins over Drexel, then-#13 Virginia, Brown and No.10 Dartmouth.

2017-18: Finished debut season with nineteen victories at No.1 to rank first on GW's single season victories list…captured key victories against #10 Dartmouth, #8 Cornell, then-#14 Williams, #13 Virginia and then-#13 Brown…recorded wins over Christina Huchro and Sarah Bell of #5 Stanford at the CSA Individual National Championships…defeated Columbia's #2 Madlen O'Connor to win the Holleran East division…earned College Squash Association (CSA) Second Team All-American…recognized on the GW Athletics Academic Dean's List.

High School/Club: Represented Malaysia at the 2017 Asia Junior Squash Championships ... won a gold medal at the Junior Women's Commonwealth Youth Games in 2015 ... currently the #4 GU19 player in Malaysia and the #14 World ranked junior ... was a 9/12 seed at the 2017 World Junior Squash Championships in Tauranga, New Zealand and made it to the Round of 16.