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Junior Season — 2016-17
Hanlon was 5-6 in singles during fall tournament matches, including a four-match winning streak that stretched from the Cissie Leary Invitational to the Bulldog Invitational. She was also 1-5 in doubles, winning an opening-round match at the Cornell Invitational while competing alongside Ananya Dua. Hanlon did not appear in any dual matches.

Sophomore Season — 2015-16
Hanlon won her first collegiate dual singles match on March 12, rolling to a 6-0, 6-0 victory over Niagara's Sharlee Deshmukh at the No. 5 position. In fall tournaments, Hanlon was 4-2 in singles and 2-2 in doubles. She was once again presented the Iron Woman Award at the postseason banquet, which is given annually to the squad's hardest worker in the weight room.

Freshman Season — 2014-15
Hanlon appeared in one dual match, competing with Marika Cusick in a No. 3 doubles match against Binghamton on March 22. In fall tournaments, Hanlon recorded her first collegiate singles victory against George Washington's Egle Jakuciunaite on Oct. 11 at the Cornell Showdown. She was also 3-1 in doubles. At the team's postseason banquet, Hanlon was presented the Team Spirit Award and the Iron Woman Award, which is given to the squad's hardest worker in the weight room.

Prior to Cornell
Hanlon joins the Big Red after winning a states title in both singles and doubles during her senior year at Ransom Everglades School. She also won two state team titles in her six years with the school. She was listed as a four-star recruit by the Tennis Recruiting Network and has been ranked as high as 79th nationally in recruits for the 2014 season.

Personal
Allegra Teresa Hanlon is the daughter of Arthur Hanlon Jr. and Leila Cobo, and she has a younger brother. She is enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.