Wichita State Athletics

Career Record at WSU (2014-16)
Singles: 59-9 (.868)
Doubles: 56-17 (.767)

Career Record Overall (2012-16*)
Singles: 83-26 (.761)*
Doubles: 78-30 (.722)*
*- Includes two seasons as Florida International
 
Honors/Awards
2x MVC Tournament Champion (Team) – 2015, 16
2x NCAA Tournament Qualifier (Team) – 2015, 16
3x All-MVC – 2015 (#6 Singles), 2016 (#5 Singles, #2 Doubles)
2x MVC Scholar-Athlete – 2015 (1^st Team), 2016 (HM)
1x MVC Individual Champion – 2014 (#1 Doubles)
3x MVC Player of the Week – Jan. 27, 2015 / Feb. 16, 2016 / Feb. 23, 2016

Best Fall Tournament Finishes
2014 OU Fall Invite – Flight 4 Singles, Champion
2014 MVC Individuals – No. 1 Doubles, Champion
2015 ITA All-Americans – Doubles Pre-Qualifying Draw Winner (2-0)
 

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2015-16 (Senior)
Closed out a strong two-year career after transferring in from Florida International, earning All-MVC status in both singles and doubles… Twice earned MVC Player of the Week honors. ///// Singles: Piled up 59 wins as a Shocker – tied for the best two-year total in program history… Went 28-5 in singles (21-4 in duals) with a 13-0 mark at No. 5… All-MVC at No. 5 singles… Won 11-straight decisions to finish out the year, including a 6-4, 6-2 win over TCU’s Mia King in the First Round of the NCAA Team Championships. ///// Doubles: Paired with Aleksandra Trifunovic for a 29-9 record, becoming just the third Shocker duo to reach the 29-win mark in a season and the first since 1985 to do it…  All-MVC selection at No. 2 doubles… The pair won 15-straight decisions to close out the season… Teamed with Pedrazzi for a strong performance in October’s ITA All-American Championships, winning two pre-qualifying matches to reach the qualifying draw, then defeating Texas Tech 43^rd-ranked duo of Talaba and Federici.
 
2014-15 (Junior)
Joined teammate Abby Stevens as the fifth and sixth players in Shocker history to pile up 30 or more singles wins in a season… Went 31-4 (19-2 in duals) while playing mostly at the No. 6 spot… Her 31 wins is tied with Stevens and two others for the second-highest single-season total in WSU history… Went 27-8 in doubles, giving her 58 combined wins for the year… Was 22-5 when pair with Luca Pump… Named First Team All-MVC at No. 6 singles… A first team MVC Scholar-Athlete… Earned her first NCAA Tournament win in the Shockers’ dual with No. 24 Georgia Tech, claiming victory at No. 6 singles … Named MVC Player of the Week on Jan. 27 after going 2-0 in both singles and doubles during the ITA Kickoff Weekend… Teamed with Pump to win an MVC Individual Title at No. 1 doubles during the Fall… Went 4-0 and was declared Co-Champion of the fourth singles flight at the OU Fall Classic after the championship round was cancelled… Named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll for the Fall and Spring semesters…
 
Before she was a Shocker…
Played two collegiate seasons at Florida International in Miami… Tallied a 6-11 singles record as a freshman and a 7-8 doubles mark… Earned her first career win against Ramona Ghermani of South Alabama in two sets, 6-3, 6-3 on Feb. 15… Had a strong sophomore campaign, going 19-5 in singles… Held a 12-5 mark in duals while splitting time between the No. 2 and No. 3 spots… Played with five different doubles partners during the year, going 14-6 overall (10-3 in duals)… Was most productive when paired with Guilietta Boha, going 7-0 in duals, all from the No. 3 position… Attended secondary school at IPSE Escuela in Barcelona, Spain…
 
Personal
Born Aug. 25, 1993 in Serbia… Daughter of Zoran and Slavica… Has two younger brothers: Aleks and Filip… Majoring in Biology and hopes to pursue a career in genetics research…