Carmen Jackman
	Position: Vol. Assistant Coach Experience: 1st Season at Navy Alma Mater (Yr.): UMBC (2012)

Carmen Jackman is in her first season as the volunteer assistant coach of the Navy women's tennis program. She joins the staff after concluding a standout career at UMBC in 2012.

Jackman was recruited by current Navy head coach Keith Puryear and assistant coach Ale Pedergnana to attend UMBC.

During her career at UMBC, Jackman played anywhere from Nos. 1-4 singles and most of her career at No. 1 doubles. She was named to a first-team All-America East selection in doubles play as a senior after being named second-team All-America East following her sophomore year. She totaled 106 career victories, including a 22-10 record in doubles play as a senior with 14 singles victories. A strong student, Jackman was recognized on the America East Commissioner's Honor Roll as a sophomore.

During her freshman year in 2009, she was named the team's most improved player and went 8-4 in singles play and 15-4 in doubles action.

Jackman received her bachelor's degree in history with a minor in sociology from UMBC in 2012. She is a Silver Spring, Md., native and graduated from Blake High School in 2008. She also currently works at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C.

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