Stetson University Athletics

Career Highlights: Entered 2023 spring dual season riding an 18-match singles win streak, which currently stands as the fifth-longest ever at the school ... Her 21 singles wins in 2022 tied for the fifth-most ever at Stetson, while her .955 win percentage (21-1) was fourth all-time ... Paired with Nadejda Maslova, the duo's .789 win percentage (15-4) in 2022 was the seventh-best ever in a single season at Stetson.

2024 Season: Darley achieved ASUN All-Conference First Team honors with a standout performance primarily at the top court. She compiled an impressive 12-7 overall record in singles play, including a strong 6-2 record in Conference matches. Her dominance was evident with an 11-7 record on court 1 and a perfect 1-0 on court 2. Darley's exceptional season included earning the ASUN Player of the Week award twice consecutively, becoming only the second player in Stetson history to achieve this feat.
In doubles, Darley partnered with Alanna Di Francesco to post a solid 9-6 overall record. They excelled on court number 2, bringing a 9-4 record. Their partnership proved pivotal in securing the doubles point and setting the stage for singles play. Darley's outstanding contributions at the top of the lineup underscored her status as one of Stetson's top performers, and anticipation is high for her senior season ahead.

2023 (Sophomore): ASUN All-Conference Third Team, 16-6 record in singles play. 1-1 as the No. 1, 2-1 as the No. 2, 7-4 as the No. 3 and a perfect 6-0 at the No. 4. In doubles play had a record of 10-12, with a record of 8-6 at the No. 2 and a 6-1 record with Nadejda Maslova.

2022 (Freshman): ASUN All-Conference Second Team ... ASUN All-Freshman Team ... ASUN All-Tournament Team ... One of three Hatters to win at least 20 matches during the spring dual season ... Ended the season on an 18-match win streak and was 21-1 overall ... Played most of her matches at No. 3, going unbeaten with a 16-0 mark, while posting a 5-1 record at flight 2 ... Was the only player to go undefeated in ASUN action (8-0) ... One of six Hatters with at least 10 doubles wins, posting a second-best 16-4 record ... Played mainly with Nadejda Maslova, claiming a team-best 15-4 record with a 5-2 mark in ASUN action, and won six straight to end the season ... The duo went 1-0 at No. 1 and 14-4 at No. 2 ... Also went 1-0 at flight 3 with teammate Laia Pasini ... Was named to the ASUN Academic Honor Roll.

Before Stetson: Won J5 Mijas Costa, Spain ... Finalist at J5 Majadahonda, Spain ... Finalist at J5 Algiers, Algeria ... Doubles Champion U14 Wimbledon ... Finalist at Babolat Cup ... Trained at the famous Ferrer Tennis Academy

Personal: Cheri Darley was born Dec. 26, 2003 … daughter of Scott and Vicky Darley … has two sisters, Libby and Maya