University of the Pacific

When Honolulu native Tracee Lee made the move from Punahou High to Pacific in 1991, she made an immediate impact on the Tiger program. She played in the #1 singles position and the teamed up in the #1 doubles spot in the lineup all four years.
 
As a freshman, she rocked the college tennis world with a win over Harvard’s Erika DeLone, who was #2 in the country at the time. Lee qualified for the NCAA Tournament as an individual and won two rounds before falling in the Round of 16. 
 
Lee became a two-time national qualifier when she teamed up with Marsa Kuurne to qualify in doubles play in 1995. Her senior year also included a marque team win over UCLA. Lee picked up a key victory at #1 singles, defeating Janice Chi, who was ranked fifth in the country at the time.
 
Pacific was a three-time Big West runner-up during Lee’s four years. She was honored as the 1995 Big West Player of the Year. She was a three-time Big West first-team honoree as a singles player, plus she and Marsa were honored three times as a first-team doubles team. 
 
Following graduation, she played professionally, coached a high school program in Seattle and now is a business manager for a graphics design company there.
 
For her achievements on the Pacific tennis courts, please welcome Tracee Lee as member of the Pacific Athletics Hall of Fame.