University of Central Arkansas Athletics

Awards and Honors: Three-time All-Southland Conference Doubles Selection with partner QiLi Ma (2016 - 2nd Team/No. 3; 2017 - 1st Team/No. 2; 2018 - 1st Team/No. 3)...named a UCA Presidential Scholar for the Fall 2016 semester...two-time member of the UCA Dean's List (Spring 2017, Fall 2017)...three-time member of the Southland Conference Commissioner's Honor Roll

Career: Has gone 23-31 in singles play, ranking ninth in program history for career wins...has gone 8-20 in SLC play...has a record of 53-9 in doubles play with partner QiLi Ma, the second-most doubles win in program history...the pair's .844 winning percentage is a program record...Manataweewat and Ma have gone 18-4 in Southland Conference play

2018: Recorded a singles record of 4-7 on the season, going 1-5 in Southland Conference play...went 4-7 at number six singles...partnered with QiLi Ma for a 15-2 record in doubles play...Earned All-Southland Conference First Team at number three doubles with a 8-1 record in league play

2017: Recorded a singles record of 13-11 on the season, going 6-5 in Southland Conference play...went 0-1 at number five singles and 13-10 at number six singles...partnered with QiLi Ma for a 21-2 record in doubles play, breaking the pairs single-season record for doubles wins and doubles winning percentage (.913)...Earned All-Southland Conference First Team honors at number two doubles with a 10-1 record in league play

2016: Recorded a singles record of 6-13 on the year and went 1-10 in Southland Conference play...went 4-6 at number five singles and 2-7 at the number six slot...partnered with QiLi Ma for a 17-5 record in doubles play...the 17 wins are a program record for doubles wins in a season, as is the pairing's .773 winning percentage...Earned All-Southland Conference second team honors with Ma thanks to an 8-3 record in SLC matches...the pair went 4-3 at number two doubles and an impressive 13-2 at number three doubles

Personal: Daughter of Apichart and Aunchalee...has two siblings: Nicha and Ramida...majoring in Psychology