TULSA – A three-year letterwinner . . . owns a career 68-31 singles record and a 49-46 doubles mark . . . a three-time all-WAC performer, earning second-team honors as a freshman and first-team merits her sophomore and junior seasons . . . has been ranked among the top-20 players in Region V in her three seasons . . . garnered WAC Player of the Year honors as a junior . . . has been WAC Player of the Week five times in her career . . . has won 68 career matches, giving her sole possession of fifth-place on the school’s all-time singles wins list . . . owns a career 15-11 record against ranked opponents . . . has been selected to participate in the NCAA Singles Championship.
JUNIOR (2004-05) – Posted a 23-13 singles record, including a 16-4 mark at the No. 1 position . . . was one of three Golden Hurricane tennis players to have more then 20 victories during the season . . . began the season ranked No. 29 in the ITA preseason poll . . . qualified for the All-American Classic . . . was a finalist at the Wilson/ITA Region V Championships before falling to Gitte Osterman of Nebraska . . . qualified for the Wilson/ITA National Indoor Championships . . . defeated eight ranked opponents, including seven straight to begin the 2005 spring season . . . selected as WAC Player of the Week for February 21st . . . was named WAC Player of the Year as well as being named to the all-conference first team . . . was selected to participate in her second straight NCAA tournament, losing in the first round . . . accumulated an 18-12 record with doubles partner Carla Zabaleta . . . began the season with an ITA doubles ranking of 45th with Carla Zabaleta . . . lost in semifinals of the Wilson/ITA Region V Championships . . . posted a 13-8 doubles record in the duel season . . . the duo earned first-team all-conference honors.
SOPHOMORE (2003-04) – Registered a 24-9 singles mark, including a 15-5 record at the No. 1 position . . . her 24 wins was a team best, and put her in 11th place on Tulsa’s single-season wins list . . . tallied a season-high No. 49 ITA singles ranking on April 20th . . . owned a 7-4 record against ranked opponents . . . represented Tulsa at the NCAA Championships, winning her first round match, but falling in the Round of 32 . . . notched a 2-1 mark at the Polo Tennis National Collegiate Preview . . . advanced to the third round of the Riviera/ITA All-American prequalifying tournament . . . won two matches at the ITA Central Region Singles Championship before falling to BYU’s 32nd-ranked Barbara Zahnova, 7-5, 6-2 in the Round of 16 . . . teamed with Ilona Somers to earn an 18-15 doubles record, including a 4-7 mark against ranked opponents . . . with Somers, owned a season-high No. 30 ITA doubles ranking . . . with Somers, posted a 2-0 mark at the Polo Tennis National Collegiate Preview . . . the duo advanced to the Riviera/ITA All-American qualifying rounds . . . defeated Oklahoma’s 25th-ranked Anda Perianu and Heather Saluri, 8-6, in the ITA Central Region Doubles Championship semifinals before falling 8-4 to New Mexico’s Maja Kovacek and Sandy Lukowski in the finals . . . chalked up a No. 11 singles ranking in the central region on December 4th . . . was named the WAC Player of the Week three times, including March 8, April 6 and April 12 . . . received all-WAC first team singles and doubles accolades . . . selected as the ITA Central Region Player to Watch.
FRESHMAN (2002-03) – Netted a 21-9 singles record, including a 19-5 dual mark . . . posted a team-best 11-match win streak . . . was just the fourth freshman in school history to reach the 20-win plateau . . . completed the season as the 30th-ranked singles player in the Central Region . . . notched a 12-17 doubles record, including a 10-7 mark with Zoe Buhagiar at the No. 3 slot . . . was named the WAC Women’s Tennis Player of the Week on March 24 . . . earned all-WAC singles second-team honors . . . advanced to the quarterfinals of the 2002 Omni Hotels Women's Tennis Central Region qualifying draw . . . was an all-WAC Scholar Athlete performer.
PRIOR TO TULSA – Concluded her prep career as the second-ranked U18 tennis player in Buenos Aires and the third-ranked U18 tennis player in Argentina . . . captured both the singles and doubles titles at the Metropolitans Tournament and at the National Tournament as a junior . . . was a finalist at the South American Tournament in Brazil in 1995, and participated in the Orange Bowl Tournament in 1993 and 1994.
PERSONAL – Majoring in exercise sport science . . . a member of the President’s List and Dean’s List one semester each . . . born February 14, 1980 . . . daughter of Noemi Blanca Holze and Guillermo Muscolino.
