2005-2006 (Sophomore)- An ITA All-American for the second-straight year ... Advanced to the round of 16 in the NCAA tournament before falling to California's Suzi Babos, who went on the win the singles title ... No. 1 Big 12 singles champion in 2005 ... Named Big 12's 2006 Player of the Year ... Earned a spot on the All-Big 12 singles team this season ... Defeated teammate Zuzana Cerna in the finals to win the ITA Southwest Regional Championship ... Went undefeated in conference play, 11-0, which is the most conference matches won by an individual in Baylor history (honor shared with teammate Klara Zrustova)... Earned an overall record 33-7 which includes a 19-7 mark against ranked opponents ... Went undefeated (5-0) in Big 12 doubles play with partner Zuzana Krchnakova ... The pair finished the year 8-1 overall ... Earned a final ITA ranking as the No. 6 singles player in the nation ... Ranked as high as No. 3 during the 2005-06 season ... Earned two Big 12 Player of the Week awards, March 7 and 28 ... Won ITA's Southwest Regional tournament in the fall ... Played in two professional tournaments, $75K Albuquerque and $55K Troy ... Is No. 1 on Baylor's lineup for second-straight year.
2004-2005 (Freshmen)- Became the first Baylor women's player to win the NCAA Singles Championship and is also Baylor's first Honda Award nominee ... With the NCAA championship win, Zemenova became women's tennis' first unseeded NCAA champion ever, the fifth to play in the final and the sixth freshman to win the NCAA singles title ... Highest ranked BU women's player this season, finished at No. 14 ... Named Big 12 Player of the Year and Big 12 Freshman of the Year ... All-Big 12 Selection ... Big 12 Champion at No. 1 position with 9-0 mark ... Southwest Region's Rookie of the Year ... Selected to play in the NCAA Singles Tournament where she won six straight matches to claim the national crown ... Earned All-American honors in singles, just Baylor's third recipient ... Finished with a 21-4 record at the No. 1 spot and 29-5 on the season with a 16-4 mark versus ranked opponents ... Posted a perfect Big 12 record at 9-0 ... Won 17 of her last 18 matches and 26 of her last 28 ... Finished with a 20-9 doubles mark for the season. ... Completed the fall season with a 3-2 record competing two tournaments...Defeated #54 ranked S. Kuzmenko of SMU in the Baylor Invitational making her record against ranked opponents 1-0...Was 1-1 in doubles paired with Cerna for the win and Zrustova for the loss...Became Baylor's first player to win a Challenger event when she won the Ballantrae Challenger in Birmingham, Ala., in mid-October...En route to the tournament championship in Alabama, Zemenova defeated several players with much higher world rankings...Was one of only 62 singles WTA players to qualify to play in the Challenge Bell Tournament where she lost to the USA's Jamea Jackson, ranked 190th in the world, 6-1, 6-4.
Prior to Baylor--Earned peak ranking of No. 92 in singles and No. 31 in doubles in the ITF World Junior Tennis Rankings...Reached the quarterfinals of the Slovak Junior Indoor Tournament in January of 2002...Advanced to the round of 32 at the European Closed Junior Championships in July of 2001.
Personal--Full name is Zuzana Zemenova...Born September 5, 1984, in Gelnica, Slovakia...Parents are Marian and Anna Zemenova...Has one brother, Marian, who is 15.
