Fleur Eggink

University of Central Oklahoma Athletics

Title

Graduate Assistant Tennis Coach

Fleur Eggink joined the University of Central Oklahoma as a graduate assistant during the 2021-22 season and helped the team to the best season in school history.

She came to UCO from Colorado, where she spent one season playing as a grad transfer following a four-year standout career at Marquette.

In 2021-22, Central Oklahoma made a run to the NCAA Division II Women's Tennis National Championship. The Bronchos finished national runners-up, the best end-of-year finish in school history. UCO also won a school record 24 matches.

In 2022-23, Eggink helped Central make another trip to the NCAA national tournament. The Bronchos finished the season 10-11 with five All-MIAA selections, the ITA Central Region Rookie of the Year, and two All-Americans.

At Marquette, Eggink was a four-year member of the Big East All-Academic Team and she earned First Team All-Big East honors in 2017-18 and 2018-19.

Eggink played for the women's tennis team at Marquette University from 2016-2020 and received a bachelor in Biochemistry with a minor in Criminology. She received a fifth-year of eligibility due to the pandemic and spent that year (2021) at the University of Colorado in Boulder. Eggink received a masters in Supply Chain Management at Colorado. She is pursuing a masters in Crime and Intelligence Analysis at UCO.

Originally from Peize, a small town in the Netherlands, Eggink went to a high school in Groningen.