Cornell University Athletics

Sophomore Season — 2013-14
Judeh was 5-2 in singles and 4-1 in doubles during non-scoring tournaments. She advanced to the 'B' singles final of the Cornell Fall Invitational and paired with Dena Tanenbaum to win all three of their matches in the 'A' doubles bracket.

Freshman Season — 2012-13
Judeh hit the ground running with a team-high 14 singles victories in spring dual matches against just four losses. Judeh and classmate Dena Tanenbaum were fixtures at the Nos. 4 and 5 positions, with Judeh going 4-3 in Ivy League matches — all from the No. 5 spot. She was a sterling 10-1 in nonleague play, with all of those matches decided in straight sets. She was also 6-2 in doubles, entirely from the No. 3 spot. Her most consistent partner was Tanenbaum, with the duo going 4-1. ... Judeh also had a team-high 12 singles victories in non-scoring tournaments. She won the 'B' title at the Cornell Fall Invitational on Sept. 16, then advanced to her bracket semifinals at both the Cissie Leary Invitational and Billie Jean King National Tennis Center Collegiate Invitational. She was 9-4 in non-scoring doubles matches.

Prior to Cornell
Judeh is ranked 47th in the nation in her recruiting class and second in Maryland. She has spent the majority of her junior career concentrating on USTA play, but also helped Winston Churchill HS capture its fourth consecutive Montgomery County title in 2010. As a result, Judeh was named to The Washington Post's 2011 Spring All-Met Team. She also ran one year of cross country and two years of track at the varsity level.

Coach Stevens on Judeh
“It is great to have Laila joining our program. She is very talented and works extremely hard both on and off the court. She will definitely help our team in both singles and doubles, and I am looking forward to working with her.”

Personal
Laila Hassan Judeh is the daughter of Hassan Judeh and Nimette Mourad. She has an older sister, who plays tennis for Rutgers University, and a younger brother. She is enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.