Hall of Fame
Highlights: Four-time All-PSAC selection, ranks fourth all-time at SRU in career wins, PSAC Freshman of the Year in 2003 and Athlete of the Year in 2005.
Wozniak is one of the most decorated women's tennis players in SRU history, finishing her career with 160 total wins when combining singles and doubles victories. That tally is the fourth-most in school history. She began her career by being named the PSAC Freshman of the Year in 2003 and closed it as a four-time All-PSAC selection, which included being named the PSAC Athlete of the Year in 2005. She teamed with fellow SRU Hall of Famer Jessica Bungo on a historic doubles run in 2004 that saw the pair earn All-America honors after posting a 32-2 record that included PSAC and ITA Regional titles.
Her efforts on the court helped SRU to reach two NCAA tournaments, but her efforts off the court were just as impressive. Wozniak was a four-time PSAC and ITA Scholar-Athlete award winner that graduated a semester early. She was also a member of the SRU Dean's List and went on to earn her master's degree from Edinboro University.
Wozniak embarked on a teaching career after finishing her master's degree. She taught elementary special education in the Hempfield Area School District from 2006-11 before stepping aside after having her first child with husband and fellow SRU alumnus Andrew Wozniak. She is now the owner of White House Development, L.L.C., where she purchases investment properties and renovates homes.
Wozniak is an active supporter of the Magee Foundation, the Pittsburgh Children's Hospital, Pittsburgh's History and Landmark Foundation and Project Theia. She also serves as a board member at the Magee Women's Research Institute and Foundation. Her and her husband reside in Squirrel Hill and have three children, Story, Ruby and Sonny.
