The top-ranked player decided to forfeit $81,000 in prize money rather than risk her NCAA eligibility to play collegiate tennis during her senior year.
Crawley decided to forfeit $81,000 rather than risk her NCAA eligibility.
ABC News’ Linsey Davis spoke with the highest-ranked college tennis star Fiona Crawley about having to forfeit her U.S. Open winnings as a result of NCAA eligibility rules.
College tennis champ Fiona Crawley explains decision to forfeit US Open prize money, NewsRadio AM 1000
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College tennis champ Fiona Crawley explains decision to forfeit US Open prize money - ABC News
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Fiona Crawley Forgoes US Open Prize Money to Keep NCAA Eligibility
College Star speaks out about losing US Open prize money
It seems unreal: Fiona Crawley forgoes US Open prize money to maintain NCAA eligibility in today's NIL era
US Open athlete forfeits $81K. CNN contributor explains why this rule is 'ridiculous
It seems unreal: Fiona Crawley forgoes US Open prize money to maintain NCAA eligibility in today's NIL era
US Open athlete forfeits $81K. CNN contributor explains why this rule is 'ridiculous
