College of Wooster Women's Tennis

Behrman has taken great strides in upgrading the Fighting Scots program, helping them to 10 wins while recruiting new talent, aided by the schools new $30 million Scot Center that includes four indoor tennis courts for practice and match play. Prior to coming to Wooster, Behrman was the interim head womens coach at NCAA Div. I Ball State University near her hometown of Daleville, Ind., guiding the Cardinals to eight victories as well as the quarterfinals of the 2010 Mid-American Conference Tournament. She also was the head tennis coach at Yorktown High School in Yorktown, Ind., in the fall of 2009, while serving as a tennis instructor at the Muncie Northwest YMCA for two years. A collegiate player at Catawba College in Salisbury, N.C., Behrman earned all-conference honors three times with the Lady Indians, including first-team status as a sophomore and junior. A team co-captain twice, she recorded 46 doubles wins during her career, tied for the third-most in school history upon graduation. Behrman completed her bachelors degree at Catawba in 2004, while double-majoring in physical education and sports/recreation management with a coaching minor. Also during that time, she was the tennis coordinator at the Asheboro Parks and Recreation Department.