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1 2019 Florida State WOMEN S TENNIS TENNIS CONTACT: BRET CLEIN BCLEIN@FSU.EDU Match SCHEDULE FLORIDA STATE Overall: 4-1 Home: 4-1 Away: 0-0 Neutral: 0-0 ACC: 0-0 Date Opponent EST Time/Result Jan. 11 Florida Atlantic W, 7-0 Jan. 11 Mercer W, 7-0 Jan. 20 No. 20 Central Florida W, 5-2 Jan. 25 Tennessee 1 L, 4-3 Jan. 26 Clemson 1 W, 4-0 Feb. 9 Florida Gulf Coast 10 a.m. Feb. 9 North Florida 3 p.m. Feb. 16 Miami* 12:00 p.m. Feb. 19 at Florida 4:00 p.m. Feb. 22 Duke* 5:30 p.m. Mar. 1 at Virginia Tech* 3:00 p.m. Mar. 3 at Pitt* 11 a.m. Mar. 3 vs. Duquesne TBD Mar. 8 at Texas 12:00 p.m. Mar. 15 at Georgia Tech* 3:00 p.m. Mar. 17 Notre Dame* 12:00 p.m. Mar. 22 at Boston College* 2:00 p.m. Mar. 24 at Syracuse* 11:00 a.m. Mar. 29 Wake Forest* 4:00 p.m. Mar. 31 Clemson* 12:00 p.m. April 5 at North Carolina* 3:00 p.m. April 7 at NC State* TBD April 11 Virginia* 3 5:00 p.m. April 13 Louisville* 12:00 p.m. April 14 at Duke* 1:00 p.m. April ACC Championships (Cary, NC) All Day May 3-6 NCAA Regional (TBD) All Day May Super Regional (TBD) All Day May NCAA Final Site (USTA National Campus) All Day 1 ITA Kick-Off Weekend 3 ACCNE *ACC /FSUWTennis FSUWTennis NUMBERS TO NOTE Jennifer Hyde is the winningest Women s tennis coach in school history with 221 wins 21 - Florida State is 21-6 in singles through five matches, winning all six courts against FAU and Mercer 16 - The Seminoles have been ranked in the ITA rankings for 16 straight weeks dating back to February 10, The Garnet and Gold are 11-2 one in singles at the top three courts Florida State is 11-2 in doubles through five matches and have yet to drop a doubles point PROJECTED DOUBLES LINEUP Pos Rank Player (Yr) Player (Yr) Dual Record vs. Ranked Notes 1 Petra Hule (So.) Carla Touly (Jr.) Emmanuelle Salas (S0.) Ana Oparenovic (Sr.) Nandini Das (Jr.) Ariana Rahmanparast (Sr.) PROJECTED SINGLES LINEUP Pos Rank Player (Yr) Dual Record vs. Ranked Notes 1 39 Carla Touly (Jr.) Went 6-7 in the fall with a 3-5 record against ranked opponents Ana Oparenovic (Sr.) Went 10-3 in the fall with a 0-1 record against ranked opponents Emmanuelle Salas (So.) Went 7-5 in the fall with a 2-2 record against ranked opponents 4 Nandini Das (Jr.) Went 7-4 in the fall with a 0-1 record against ranked opponents 5 Petra Hule (So.) Went 2-3 in the fall with a 0-0 record against ranked opponents 6 Ariana Rahmanparast (Sr.) Went 5-4 in the fall with a 0-1 record against ranked opponents NO. 14/20 FLORIDA STATE SEMINOLES Overall: 4-1 Head Coach: Jennifer Hyde (Florida State 4) Career Record: th season Record at FSU: th season FGCU EAGLES Overall: 3-2 Head Coach: Courtney Vernon All-time Series Record: FSU leads 2-0 Last met in 2017 (FSU won, 4-0) Saturday, February 9 10:00 am ET UNF OSPREY Overall: 3-1 Head Coach: Mariana Cobra All-time Series Record: FSU leads 11-1 Last met in 2018 (FSU won, 4-0) Saturday, February 9 3:00 pm ET 1

2 HEAD COACH: JENNIFER HYDE 15th season at Florida State 20th season as a head Coach Career Record: (.566)/ (.597) Hometown: Alpharetta, Georgia Alma Mater: Florida State COACHING HISTORY Year School Position Houston Head Coach Florida State Head Coach HEAD COACHING CAREER Year Team Record 2000 Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Florida State Florida State Florida State Florida State Florida State Florida State Florida State Florida State Florida State Florida State Florida State Florida State Florida State Florida State 21-9 Post Season Year Team Round 2005 Florida State First 2007 Florida State Second 2008 Florida State Second 2009 Florida State Second 2010 Florida State Sweet Florida State Second 2012 Florida State First 2013 Florida State First 2014 Florida State Second 2017 Florida State Second 2018 Florida State Elite 8 Jennifer Hyde enters her 15th season at the helm of the Florida State program as FSU s winningest women s tennis coach. Hyde surpassed Anne Davis ( ) with her 142nd career win on March 22, 2014, against NC State. Hyde has led the Seminoles to NCAA appearances in 11 of 14 seasons, leading the program to its first-ever Elite 8 appearance in With an exceptional list of accomplishments and milestones from her career at FSU, including an honor of ITA South Region Coach of the Year in both 2007 and 2011 and 2018 ITA Southeast Region Coach of the Year, Hyde looks to again guide the Seminoles deep into the NCAA Tournament again in The 2018 season was one to remember for Hyde and the Seminoles as they made it deeper than any team had before. Hyde led Florida State to their first ever Elite 8 and their first appearance at the NCAA final site since The Garnet and Gold also had their best regular season finish in the ACC since 2011 as they finished fifth with a 9-5 record, good for the most ACC wins in school history. Hyde led the Seminoles to their second and third wins ever over the Gators as she defeated them at the USTA National Campus and in the Second round of the NCAA Tournament. Their first meeting was in front of the largest women s college tennis crowd ever (1,917) and was a part of the first every college tennis match broadcasted on the Tennis Channel. The Seminoles once again defeated Florida in Gainesville to make it to the Sweet 16. Florida State the knocked off Tulsa to make it to the programs first-ever Elite 8. Throughout 2018 s 21-9 season, the Seminoles knocked off seven ranked teams and earned plenty of awards. The 2018 Florida State women s tennis team garnered two members on the All-ACC team Carla Touly (first team) and Petra Hule (second team). Hyde won ITA Southeast Region Coach of the Year for her third regional coach of the year honor of her career and the team was honored with the ITA Southeast Region Community Service Award. In 2017, Florida State reestablished the program as contenders in the Atlantic Coast Conference en route to a 17-win season, the most since The Seminoles had the best season ever in doubles play, winning 20 team doubles points, the most in program history. All three doubles pairs finished the season ranked in the final ITA poll. The Seminoles earned a host of individual honors after a resurgent year. Junior Gabriella Castaneda was named All-ACC third team, while both Castaneda and senior Daniela Schippers made the All-ACC Academic team. After leading the team all season long, Schippers was named the ITA Southeast Region Most Improved Senior. Hyde has served on the ITA Southeast Region Committee for the past eight years and most recently served as Regional Chair for three years. Hyde was also selected to coach the USTA U18 Florida Section team, representing at the U18 National Team Championships. In July 2016, Hyde led Team Florida to a fourthplace finish in the prestigious event that regularly includes the top junior players in the United States. Last season, Florida State battled through an injury-plagued season to finish with a record and a second-round finish in the ACC Tournament. Fifth-year senior Daneika Borthwick, one of the great players in school history, was named All-ACC for a fourth time, just the third Seminole to reach that feat of sustained excellence. Borthwick also was ranked as high as No. 31 in the country after a string of victories midseason against Top 50 competition. Borthwick also earned a trip to the NCAA Tournament singles draw for the first time in her career. In the classroom, the Noles won the Golden Torch for highest team GPA on campus. In 2015, the Seminoles posted a record and reached the ACC Semifinals. During the year, the Noles defeated five ranked teams, including No. 36 Notre Dame and No. 15 Miami in the ACC Tournament in Cary, N.C. In reaching the semifinals, the Seminoles reached at least the quarterfinals of the ACC Tournament for the ninth consecutive season. While the team was the first team left on the bubble for the NCAA Tournament, Hyde oversaw the continued development of Borthwick, who was named the ITA Southeast Region Most Improved Senior of the Year, and Gabriella Castaneda, who as a freshman led the Seminoles with 26 wins on the season. The Seminoles posted a solid season in with ranked wins over five opponents, including an exciting 4-3 upset victory over No. 27 Arizona in the first round of the 2014 NCAA Championships. FSU finished eighth in the ACC regular season and opened the ACC Tournament with a 4-1 win over No. 64 Syracuse. FSU placed two players on the All-ACC team as Kerrie Cartwright earned second-team honors while Borthwick was named to the third team. The pair of Seminoles were an impressive doubles duo late in the season, winning nine straight matches from March 17 to May 9, with victories over No. 26 Yana Koroleva and Beatrice Gumulya of Clemson and No. 11 Julia Elbaba and Rachel Pierson of Virginia. Cartwright and Borthwick qualified for the 2014 NCAA Doubles Championships and were the first Seminole pairing to compete in the postseason since For the third time in school history and the second time while leading the Seminoles, Hyde led FSU into the 2013 ACC Championship match after defeating Wake Forest, Clemson and Virginia en route to the final against Miami. During that run, the Seminoles defeated the Tigers for the first time since 2001 in a match that saw over five hours of play. In addition, Borthwick earned All-ACC honors while helping the team to a overall record. At the start of the season, Hyde led five Seminoles to the Riviera/ITA-All-American Championships the most to ever qualify for the Malibu event in FSU history. 2

3 The Seminoles concluded the 2011 season with an eight-match winning streak, landing the Seminoles back to the ACC title match for just the second time in program history. The first time occurred in 1994 when Hyde was an athlete on the team. During that span, FSU recorded the most successful weekend of play in program history by beating No. 3 Duke and No. 4 UNC in back-to-back matches to close out the regular season. Taking that momentum into the ACC Tournament, the Seminoles knocked off Wake Forest, No. 8 Virginia and No. 3 Duke for a second time as Hyde earned her 100th career victory in the process. In addition, the Seminoles jumped to No. 11 in the ITA National Rankings, breaking the previous high mark of No. 12 set by the team. Hyde has gone on to coach six players that are currently playing professionally and three that are now college coaches. In addition to building the tennis program, Hyde has spearheaded a unique partnership with FSU Women s Tennis and the FSU Student Veteran and military community with quarterly clinics and hit arounds with the tennis team and the Student Veterans on campus. This relationship is unique from any across the nation, and this outreach culminates with a competition every February against one of our nations Service Academies. This collaboration is unique to FSU Tennis and college athletics across the nation. Just one season earlier, Hyde led the Seminoles to perhaps the most successful season in Florida State history taking her team to its first-ever NCAA Round of 16. After being selected to host the first and second rounds of the NCAA Championship for just the second time in program history, both under Hyde, the Seminoles dominated North Florida and No. 17 South Carolina to punch their ticket to Athens, Ga., and to the highly coveted Round of 16. Hyde also watched her first Nole earn ACC Freshman of the Year when Francesca Segarelli captured the honor in The season welcomed several firsts for the program with Florida State hosting the first and second round of the NCAA Tournament. The Seminoles reached a No. 12 national ranking, the highest ranking in women tennis program history at the time. With the help of big wins against top-ranked programs during the 2008 season, the Seminoles finished the year with an overall record of 19-7, the winningest season since 1999, ranking second on the all-time list at Florida State. Also, Hyde coached freshman Katie Rybakova to a top 20 national ranking in which Rybakova also received a bid to participate in the NCAA Singles Championships as a freshman. Hyde s players have made seven appearances at the NCAA Championships in singles as well as three doubles pairs. Rybakova is one of two players in FSU history to qualify for the NCAA Championships three out of her four years (2008, 2009, 2011) in singles. Off the court, Hyde s student-athletes have continued their brilliance in the classroom by securing the Golden Torch Award nine times since her arrival, which is given to the Florida State athletic team with the highest GPA. In addition, numerous Seminoles have landed spots on the All-ACC Academic team, All-ACC Honor Roll and ITA Scholar-Athletes list in Hyde s 11 years as head coach. Both Federica Suess and Rybakova earned ACC postgraduate scholarships. Suess was awarded the scholarship in 2009 during her senior year, while Rybakova earned the honor for her fifth year in Led the Seminoles to the programs first ever Elite 8 in JEN BY THE NUMBERS Hyde and the FSU tennis team also adopted Tallahassee native, Grace kerwin. In June of 2013, Grace was diagnosed with Juvenile Dermatomyositis (JDM), a rare autoimmune disease, resulting in muscle weakness. Grace joined the Florida State team through a program called Team Impact, which places young kids with sports teams in an effort to improve the quality of life for children facing life-threatening and chronic illnesses through the power of team. After graduating from FSU in 1995, Hyde began her coaching career as an assistant for the Seminoles prior to heading north to the University of Iowa in Hyde spent two years in the Midwest before returning to the south with an assistant coaching stint at the University of Alabama ( ). Hyde moved on to coach at the University of North Carolina in where she established herself as one of the best young coaches in the sport. With her assistance, UNC enjoyed one of its best seasons in program history, moving from outside all the national polls to a top-25 ranking and the school s first NCAA tournament berth. In 1999, Hyde accepted her first head coaching position at the University of Houston. Hyde spent five increasingly successful years with the Cougars before returning to Tallahassee, where she first started her collegiate tennis career. The Alpharetta, Ga., native posted an impressive career with the Seminoles establishing herself as a four-year letterwinner, NCAA Tournament participant (1994) and ACC flight champion in doubles alongside teammate Jenny Graf. Hyde captained the 1994 Seminole squad whose No. 17 ranking previously stood for sixteen years as the highest year-end ranking until 2010 s No. 14 finish. Hyde earned a Masters Degree from Florida State in Sport Management in Three time winner of the ITA Regional Coach of the Year Honor. 221 Career wins at Florida State, The most in school history. 26 Wins against teams ranked in the top Wins 18 Wins at Florida State over ranked opponents. against teams ranked in the top-15 3

4 GAME NOTES: WEEK 3 VS. ITA Kick-off Weekend RECORD AT HOME Under head coach Jennifer the Seminoles are (.679) at the Scott Speicher Memorial Tennis Center/FSU Indoor Tennis Courts. HYDE IN THE RECORD BOOKS Head coach Jennifer Hyde currently hold the record for most wins in Florida State women s tennis history with a record. TOP OF THE LINEUP LEADING THE NOLES The top of the Seminoles lineup is a combined 11-2 through the first five matches of the season A SEASON TO REMEMBER - The 2018 season was a one for the history books for the Florida State women s tennis team. The Noles finished the season 21-9 and made an appearance in the Elite 8. - On their road to the Elite 8 the Noles took down No. 8 Florida in Gainesville for the second time that season and No. 24 Tulsa. ALL-TIME VS. FGCU OVERALL: 2-0 HOME: 2-0 AWAY: 0-0 NEUTRAL: 0-0 SHUTOUTS: 2 LAST: 2/3/17 WIN STREAK: W2 UNF OVERALL: 11-1 HOME: 8-1 AWAY: 2-0 NEUTRAL: 1-0 SHUTOUTS: 5 LAST: 5/11/18 WIN STREAK: W8 HONORS ACC Co-Player of the Week: Ana Oparenovic (1/22/19) - In the Seminoles first match against Florida in 2018 they took down the No. 3 Gators 4-2 in Lake Nona, Fla. in front of the largest crowd to ever attend a collegiate women s tennis match. NEWCOMERS MAKING AN IMPACT - Senior transfer Ana Oparenovic had an impressive fall going 10-3 in singles and 5-4 in doubles. She won the back draw of ITA Southeast Regional singles bracket. - Oparenovic kicked off the spring season winning ACC Co-Player of the Week in the first week of the award - Sophomore Emmanuelle Salas is 12-5 in her first year playing for the Noles. She was 7-5 in the fall and has started the spring off going 5-0. SINGLES NOTES - Florida State has won 78 percent of their singles matches, going The Noles are 11-2 on courts Florida State is 1-3 against ranked singles opponents DOUBLES NOTES - Florida State has won 11 of 12 doubles matches with their only losses coming on court one against No. 20 UCF and court one against Tennessee s 33rd ranked doubles pair A PLETHERA OF COACHING EXPERIENCE Florida State has a combined 26 years of coaching experience on their staff. - Jennifer Hyde: 5 years as head coach at Houston; in her 15th season as head coach at Florida State. - Matej Zlatkovic: three years as assistant coach at Illinois State (Men); One year as assistant coach at Rice; one year as assistant coach at Penn; 2 years at Yale, one as interim head coach. 4

5 ITA TOP 25 POLL January 30, 2019 No. School (First-Place Votes) Previous Rk 1 Stanford (12) 1 2 Vanderbilt 2 3 North Carolina* 3 4 Duke* 4 5 Georgia 5 6 Texas* 6 7 Pepperdine 7 8 UCLA 8 9 Oklahoma State Syracuse* Kansas Northwestern Michigan 9 14 NC State* NR 15 South Carolina Ohio State NR 17 Miami (FL.)* LSU NR 19 Virginia* 21 20T Texas Tech 19 20T Florida State Florida* UCF* Tennessee* NR 25 Kentucky 25 * 2019 Opponent RECORD WHEN Winning the doubles point: Losing the doubles point: Playing at home: Playing on the road Playing at a neutral site: Playing a non-conference opponent: Playing an ACC opponent: Matches decided by one point: Against ranked opponent: In January: In February: In March: In April: In May: LAST TIME IT HAPPENED Won at Home:...1/26/19 vs. Clemson, 4-0 Won on the Road:...5/12/18 at #8 Florida (NCAA Second Round), 4-3 Won at Neutral Site:... 5/17/18 vs. #24 Tulsa (NCAA Round of 16), 4-3 Lost at Home:... 1/25/19 vs. Tennessee, 4-3 Lost at Neutral Site:...5/19/18 vs. #2 Vanderbilt (Elite 8), 4-0 Lost on the Road:...3/29/18 at Duke, 6-1 Earned a Shutout:...1/26/19 vs. Clemson, 4-0 Won the Doubles Point:...1/26/19 vs. Clemson, 4-0 Swept the Doubles Point:...1/11/19 vs. Mercer, 7-0 Lost the Doubles Point:...5/19/18 vs. #2 Vanderbilt (Elite 8) Recorded back-to-back shutouts: vs. FAU (1/14/19) & 7-0 vs. Mercer (1/14/19) Held a 5-match win streak...3/31/18-4/26/18 (6 Matches) Held a 10-match win streak...n/a Team Record First Last Boston College Clemson Dequesne 0-0 NA NA Duke Florida Florida A&M Florida Atlantic Florida Gulf Coast VS OPPONENTS Team Record First Last Georgia Tech Louisville LSU Mercer Miami (FL) North Carolina NC State North Florida Team Record First Last Notre Dame Pitt Syracuse Tennessee Texas Virginia Virginia Tech Wake Forest SEMINOLES IN THE RANKINGS The Seminoles have three ranked singles players (Carla Touly 49, Ana Oparenovic 103 and Emmanuelle Salas - 110). ITA TOP-25 TEAMS ON THE DOCKET The Noles have 10 teams on their schedule that are ranked in the top-25 of the ITA rankings. Florida State will play three of these teams at home. 5

6 ROSTER ALPHABETICAL NAME YEAR HOMETOWN PREVIOUS SCHOOL Nandini Das...Jr...Mumbai, India...IMG Academy Andrea Garcia...Jr...Asturias, Spain...CEEDCV Petra Hule...So...Adelaide, Australia...Henley high School Julia Mikulski...Sr...Essen, Germany...Helmholtz Gymnasium Ana Oparenovic...Sr...Celje, Slovenia... Arkansas Ariana Rahmanparast...Sr...Miami, Fla...Florida Virtual School Carla Touly...Jr...Montbrison, France... Lycée François Mauriac Emmanuelle Salas...So...Thonon Les Bains, France...CNED (Home School) SEMINOLES BY CLASS YEAR HOMETOWN PREVIOUS SCHOOL Seniors: Julia Mikulski...Sr...Essen, Germany...Helmholtz Gymnasium Ana Oparenovic...Sr...Celje, Slovenia... Arkansas Ariana Rahmanparast...Sr...Miami, Fla...Florida Virtual School Juniors: Nandini Das...Jr...Mumbai, India...IMG Academy Andrea Garcia...Jr...Asturias, Spain...CEEDCV Carla Touly...Jr...Montbrison, France... Lycée François Mauriac Sophomores: Petra Hule...So...Adelaide, Australia...Henley high School Emmanuelle Salas...So...Thonon Les Bains, France...CNED (Home School) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Julia Mikulski...My-cool-ski Ariana Rahmanparast... Rah-mon-parist Nandini Das...D-AH-S Carla Touly... Tool-ey Emmanuelle Salas...E-man-u-el Ana Oparenovic...A-na COACHING STAFF Head Coach:... Jennifer Hyde (15th Season) Assistant Coach:... Matej Zlatkovic (1st Season) 6

7 Lineups/Match Clinchers Singles Doubles Opponent Court 1 Court 2 Court 3 Court 4 Court 5 Court 6 Court 1 Court 2 Court 3 FAU Touly Salas Oparenovic Hule Das* Rahmanparast Touly/Hule Rahmanarast/Sals Garcia/Mikulski* Mercer Touly Oparenovic* Salas Rahmanparast Garcia Mikulski Salas/Oparenovic Touly/Hule Das/Garcia* UCF Touly Oparenovic Salas Hule Rahmanparast Garcia* Salas/Oparenovic Touly/Hule* Das/Rahmanparast* Tennessee Touly Oparenovic Salas Hule Rahmanparast Garcia Touly/Hule Salas/Oparenovic Das/Rahmanparast* Clemson Touly Oparenovic Salas Das Rahmanparast* Mikulski Touly/Hule Salas/Oparenovic Garcia/Mikulski* Week Team of ITA USTA Sept Nov Jan Jan Jan Feb Rankings SINGLES RANKINGS Touly Oparenovic Hule Salas DOUBLES RANKINGS Salas/Touly Hule/Oparenovic * - Clincher BOLD - Win 7

8 JULIA MIKULSKI SENIOR Essen, Germany Helmholtz Gymnasium Spring 2018: Along with partner Andrea Garcia, defeated Utah s 60th ranked doubles pair of Brianna Turley and Margo Pletcher to clinch the doubles point in the Seminoles 7-0 shutout of the Utes (Jan. 12), also defeated Whitney Turley of Utah 6-3, 6-1 on court four dominated Virginia s number five singles player, 6-2, 6-0, in the first match of the ITA Kickoff Weekend (Jan. 26), also won her doubles match with partner Gabriella Castaneda to clinch the doubles point took down FAU s Marisa Ruiz on court five 6-2, 3-6, 6-2 (Feb. 10) earned a 6-3, 6-1 straight set win on court four against Air Force and a 6-3 doubles win on court two against Georgia Southern during the military appreciation weekend (Feb. 17) earned a three set victory on court five in a 4-3 loss to No. 12/6 Georgia Tech (Feb. 25) helped defeat No. 31 Clemson 6-1 with a win on court five 6-2, 6-3 (Mar. 2) won 6-2, 6-2 on court four against Pitt (Mar. 4) earned the third ranked win of her career and the first of the season with a 6-3, 6-2 win against North Carolina s No. 112 Chloe Ouellet-Pizer (Mar. 18) clinched the match against No. 14 Wake Forest on court four after winning the first set 7-5 and leading 3-1 in the second before her opponent retired (Mar. 23) Fall 2017: Only played in three doubles matches and went 3-0 with partner Ariana Rahmanparast in the FSU All-Conference Showdown won the Spear bracket with an 8-6 win over Ma and Esguerra of East Tennessee State Seminole All-Conference Showdown went 4-4 in singles and 2-4 in doubles defeated Chloe Pizer of North Carolina in three sets at Furman contributed to undefeated first day at ITA Regional, defeating Miami s Clara Tanielian in straight sets won two matches over Wisconsin and UCF at Seminole All-Conference Showdown : Enrolled at Florida State in January and immediately contributed, finishing with a 9-11 singles record and 5-11 doubles mark on the season tallied one ranked singles win, against No. 117 Caroline Daxhelet of Virginia Tech in March her ranked doubles win came paired with sophomore Gabriella Castaneda, a 6-2 win over No. 64 Lexi Borr and Jackie Urbinati of Boston College. Before FSU: Placed second in the U14 German Championships in singles and U18 German Championships in doubles won the U14 Polish Championship competed for the German junior Fed Cup team at age 15. Personal: Parents are Katarzyna and Waldemar Mikulski has one older brother, Jakub both parents are from Poland, and Julia speaks Polish as well as German. Spring 2017: Florida State s lone ranked singles player throughout the year posted 11 wins at court three posted 10 wins (four over ranked opponents) at court one doubles with freshman Andrea Garcia recorded by far the best individual win of the season against No. 3 North Carolina, defeating No. 4 Sara Daavettila 2-6, 6-4, 10-8 got out to a big lead in the third set tiebreak and held on for the career win after the match, checked in at No. 103 in the ITA rankings and remained ranked for the rest of the regular season and ACC tournament reeled off six straight singles wins beginning with the win against UNC also posted wins against Louisville, Boston College, Syracuse, and No. 43 Virginia in conference at No. 7 Ohio State, led 4-1 in the second set looking to force a third set against No. 41 Anna Sanford at court one doubles with Garcia, led FSU to school-record 20 team doubles points in final weekend of regular season, defeated No. 33 Chloe Gullickson/Cassie Mercer of No. 43 Virginia 6-4 and No. 61 Caroline Daxhelet/Francesca Fusinato of Virginia Tech 6-2 finished strong in the NCAA Championship, defeating Arizona State s No. 68 Nicole Fossa-Huergo/Alexandra Osborne 7-6(1) and earned a career best win over Auburn s No. 14 Alizee Michaud/Taylor Russo 7-6(6) to help secure the doubles point also posted wins against No. 21 Miami, No. 26 NC State, Pitt, and No. 28 Notre Dame in conference ranked an impressive No. 65 nationally in the final ITA doubles rankings Fall 2016: Competed at Furman Classic, in the ITA Southeast Regional Championship, and CAREER STATS SINGLES YEAR OVERALL FALL SPRING DUAL ACC CT. 1 CT. 2 CT. 3 CT. 4 CT. 5 CT. 6 VS. RANKED TOTALS DOUBLES YEAR OVERALL FALL SPRING DUAL ACC CT. 1 CT. 2 CT. 3 VS. RANKED TOTALS

9 SENIOR ARIANA RAHMANPARAST Miami, Fla. Florida Virtual School Spring 2018: Defeated Jena Cheng of Utah 4-6, 7-6 (2), 10-6 in Florida State s 7-0 shutout of Utah (Jan. 12) to open the season went 2-0 in singles in the Hawaii Rainbow Wahine Invitational (Jan ) went 2-0 in doubles during the ITA Kickoff Weekend (Jan ) including a 6-3 win with partner Carla Touly to help capture the doubles point from No.2 Vanderbilt earned a doubles win on court two with Carla Touly and a singles win on court five against No. 3 Florida during the College MatchDay event held at the USTA National Center, live on the tennis channel (Feb. 3) took down FAU s Ja Cara Gillis on court four 6-2, 6-0 (Feb. 10) won a three set thriller against Air Force, 6-2, 2-6, 10-7, on court five during the military appreciation match (Feb. 17) helped defeat No. 31 Clemson (Mar. 2) on court four with a 6-1, 6-7, 10-4 win shut out her opponent 6-0 in the first set on route to a straight-set win over Pitt on court five (Mar. 4) Won 6-2, 6-0 on court five against No. 14 Wake Forest (Mar. 23) gave the Noles a 3-0 lead against No. 18 Virginia with a 7-5, 6-3 win on court five (Mar. 31) clinched the match for the Noles on court five against Boston College with a 6-1, 6-4 win (Apr. 8) gave the Seminoles a 3-0 lead against Virginia Tech with a 6-3, 6-2 win on court five (Apr. 13) finished off the match against Notre Dame with a 7-5, 6-2 win on court five (Apr. 20) clinched the match against Louisville with a 7-5, 6-1 win on court five (Apr. 22) won 6-1, 6-1 on court five against Virginia Tech in the ACC Tournament second round (Apr. 27) Fall 2017: Finished the fall with a 9-4 singles record and an 8-5 doubles record went 2-1 in singles and 1-2 in doubles during the Furman Fall Classic again went 2-1 in singles and 1-2 in doubles during the Northwestern Wildcat invitational she defeated Georgia Sanders 6-3, 6-4 in the third place match went 2-1 in both singles and doubles at the ITA Southeast Regional defeated Nicole Dzenga of USF 4-6, 6-1, 10-7 to advance to the quarterfinals advanced to the doubles quarterfinal as well with partner Nandini Das, the two defeated Damira Muminovic and Arina Taluyenko of Georgia State 8-5 to reach the quarterfinal won the Spear bracket in both doubles and singles at the FSU All-Conference Showdown defeated Christina Jordan of West Virginia 6-1, 6-2 in the singles finals and defeated Ma and Estguerra of East Tennessee State 8-6 in the doubles finals. No. 11 Georgia Tech, defeated No. 30 Paige Hourigan/Kenya Jones 6-4 went on four-match win streak entering the postseason, with wins over Virginia Tech, No. 42 UVA and No. 5 UNC in the ACC tournament, and against No. 26 Arizona State in the NCAA Championship Fall 2016: Played mostly doubles in the fall, finishing with a 7-3 record and 1-2 in singles singles win came against Stetson in ITA Southeast Regional Championship won four matches with Nandini Das at Furman Classic and Bedford Cup added another with Andrea Garcia at the ITA Regional won two more with senior Daniela Schippers at home in the Seminole All-Conference Showdown : Finished her inaugural season in Tallahassee with a 16-9 singles mark and 6-12 doubles record dealing with an injury much of the season, beat two ranked players in singles, No. 63 Clementina Riobueno of Miami and No. 73 Spencer Liang of Florida, the only Seminole point against the Gators clinched the match against No. 37 NC State for the Noles with a 6-3, 4-6, 7-5 win over Tayla Stenta, the lone road ACC win for the Seminoles. Before FSU: Career-high of 153 in the ITF Juniors rankings (7/28/14) singles record doubles record won the singles and doubles titles at the XXIII Copa Merengue in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic won five rounds of singles without dropping a set won the singles and doubles draw at the Copa Cariari 2014 in San Jose, Costa Rica won doubles at the Jalisco Junior Cup in Guadalajara, Mexico won the singles title at the Queretaro Junior Cup in Querataro, Mexico 4-5 career record in the Fed Cup playing for Costa Rica. Personal: Born December 29, 1996 cousin plays professional rugby in Argentina majoring in sport management. Spring 2017: Led the Seminoles in wins in 2017, primarily from the five and six spots posted a 17-9 record (8-2 on court six, 6-6 on court five) played court two doubles with Nandini Das, recording 15 wins on the year won four straight matches including wins against No. 11 Georgia Tech, No. 28 Wake Forest, and the clinching victory against No. 26 NC State won eight of nine matches to close out regular season was often one of the first off the court, including in the ACC Championship victory over No. 42 Virginia clinched the Seminoles upset victory over No. 26 Arizona State in the NCAA Championship first round on court two doubles with Das, led FSU to school-record 20 team doubles points won six straight matches in the month of February at CAREER STATS SINGLES YEAR OVERALL FALL SPRING DUAL ACC CT. 1 CT. 2 CT. 3 CT. 4 CT. 5 CT. 6 VS. RANKED TOTALS DOUBLES YEAR OVERALL FALL SPRING DUAL ACC CT. 1 CT. 2 CT. 3 VS. RANKED TOTALS

10 ANA OPARENOVIC Celje, Slovenia Arkansas NCAA Doubles Championship (2018) Second Team All-SEC (2018) SEC All-Tournament Team (2018) SEC Freshman of the Week (March 23, 2016) SEC All-Freshman Team (April 2, 2016) SENIOR : Helped lead Arkansas to a record and a place in the SEC Tournament semifinals earned second team All-SEC honors for her terrific season named to the SEC All-Tournament team after leading the Razorbacks to the three wins in the SEC Tournament for the first time in school history led the Razorbacks in both doubles and singles wins had a team high 25 overall doubles wins as she amassed a 25-9 record with a 17-5 dual match record she was 16-5 on court one and 1-0 on court two in singles she earned a overall record including a 15-9 record in dual matches she finished the season with a 5-3 record on court one and a 10-6 record on court her season wrapped up with a trip to the NCAA Doubles Championship, in which she lost in the first round : Boasted a national ranking in singles each of the last 10 weeks of the regular season and finished No. 64 in the final rankings Participated in the NCAA singles championship Went overall in singles with a 9-11 mark in dual-match singles, 6-3 record during the fall and a 4-7 SEC record Picked up four victories against nationally ranked opponents Won nine matches at No. 2 singles Was overall in doubles with Mia Jurasic, including a 9-10 mark in dual matches and a 5-3 record in SEC play Two of her four ranked wins were against the nation s No. 16 and No. 26 ranked players Clinched doubles against Oklahoma, LSU, No. 25 Ole Miss, No. 24 Tennessee and No. 11 Auburn vs. No. 17 Texas A&M (March 12): Struck first in doubles, winning 6-4 at No. 2 with Jurasic at No. 25 Ole Miss (March 17): In doubles with Jurasic, outlasted opponent 7-6 (10-8) to clinch the doubles point in the 4-0 road win vs. No. 1 Florida (March 25): Earned a 6-2, 4-6, 6-3 win at No. 2 singles over Florida s No. 16 Ingrid Neel at No. 11 Auburn (April 16): Came through in three sets at the No. 2 singles spot to lift the Hogs to a 4-2 win to close out the regular season. No. 15 Auburn (March 20): Beat No. 76 Alizee Michaud, who was previously 15-1 overall and 12-0 in dual matches, 6-3, 6-1 Teamed with Jurasic to dispatch Alannah Griffin and Caroline Turner 6-1 at the No. 3 spot to seal the doubles point Through the weekend, compiled a 4-0 record in singles and doubles play to help propel the team to a weekend sweep of conference foes No. 43 Alabama and No. 15 Auburn Extended her dual-match win streak to five matches Named SEC Freshman of the Week on March 23 for the first time of her career for her efforts during the weekend Became the first Razorback to earn SEC Freshman of the Week acclaim since Shannon Hudson on Jan. 22, 2014 Entered the ITA singles rankings at No. 83 for the first time at Jackson State (March 23): Went 2-0 at No. 1 singles and 1-0 in doubles as the team picked up four team victories on the day Tallied a 6-3 record in singles and 5-3 mark in doubles UVa Invite (Sept ): Went 2-1 in her collegiate debut Placed third in the orange flight singles consolation ITA Central Regional Championship (Oct ): Finished 2-1 in singles and 1-1 in doubles Reached the round of 32 in singles as well as doubles with Makenzie Craft Brown Classic (Nov. 6-8): Went 2-1 in singles Posted a 3-0 record with Mia Jurasic in doubles. Personal: Born on April 1, 1996 Daughter of Levin and Marjetka Oparenovic Nutrition major : Recorded a mark in dual-matches Went 4-9 in SEC play Posted a 5-1 ledger at No. 1 singles Logged a team-best 15-8 dual-match doubles record with Mia Jurasic The duo also registered a 6-5 mark in conference play Burst onto the during the first month of the season Won five of her first six singles matches Clinched the doubles point with Jurasic three times vs. No. 70 UC Irvine, vs. 15 Auburn, vs. No 21 Mississippi State (SEC Tournament) at No. 12 South Carolina (March 5): Notched the first singles win against a ranked opponent of her career, defeating No. 71 Caroline Dailey 6-1, 6-1 at the No. 1 spot at No. 60 Missouri (March 12): Followed up with a 6-4, 6-3 win over No. 98 Bea Machado Santos at the top singles position vs. No. 43 Alabama (March 17): Defeated No. 31 Andie Daniell 7-6 (5)- 7-5 Paired with fellow teammate Jurasic, took down the pair of Danielle Spielmann and Joanna Nena Savva 6-1 at No. 3 doubles vs. CAREER STATS SINGLES YEAR OVERALL FALL SPRING DUAL ACC CT. 1 CT. 2 CT. 3 CT. 4 CT. 5 CT. 6 VS. RANKED TOTALS DOUBLES YEAR OVERALL FALL SPRING DUAL ACC CT. 1 CT. 2 CT. 3 VS. RANKED TOTALS

11 NANDINI DAS JUNIOR Mumbai, India IMG Academy Spring 2018: Clinched the doubles point with partner Gabby Castaneda in her first doubles match of the spring against No. 3 Florida in the College MatchDay event held at the USTA National Center, live on the tennis channel (Feb. 3) defeated FAU 6-3 on court three in doubles with partner Gabby Castaneda (Feb. 10) went 1-0 in both singles and doubles during military appreciation weekend (Feb. 17), she won her doubles match 6-1 against Air Force on court three and her singles match 6-3, 6-4 on court two against Georgia Southern won her first two ACC matches against No. 31 Clemson (Mar. 2) and Pittsburgh (Mar. 4) in straight sets on court three defeated NC State (Mar. 16) on court three in three-sets 4-6, 6-3, 6-3 defeated Boston College on court three 6-3, 6-1 (Apr. 8) helped Florida State secure a 7-0 win against Virginia Tech with a 6-0, 7-5 win on court four (Apr. 13) defeated Notre Dame s Zoe Spence 1-6, 6-2, 10-6 to give the Noles a 5-1 lead (Apr. 20) won 7-6, 6-2 on court three against Virginia Tech in the ACC Tournament second round (Apr. 26) won her match in the second round of the NCAA Tournament against Florida (May 12) on court three after her opponent medically defaulted, that match tied the dual score at three Fall 2017: Finished the fall season 5-5 in singles and 8-5 in doubles went 1-2 in singles at the Furman Fall Classic with a win over Janina Braun of Mississippi State 6-3, 3-6, 6-4 earned seventh place with partner Ariana Rahmanparast in doubles at the Furman Fall Classic earned a 2-2 doubles record at the Northwestern Wildcat Invitational, and a 3-0 singles record including a Red Flight championship defeated Aslina Chua of Michigan State 7-5, 6-0 in the finals won one match in singles at the ITA Southeast regional, defeated Lucia Montano of North Florida 6-2, 6-0 made it to doubles quarterfinals at the Southeast regional with a 8-7 (8) win over Bordes and Granstrom of UCF in the first round and an 8-5 win over Muminovic and Taluyenko of Georgia State in the second round made it to the Garnet bracket finals at the FSU All-Conference Showdown by winning two three-set matches partnered with Gabby Castaneda to win the Garnet doubles bracket defeated Ohta and Karaky of Troy 8-7 (6) in the finals. FALL 2016: Enrolled for the fall season and got off to a strong start, posting a 7-3 singles record, 6-2 in doubles won one match each at the Furman Classic and Bedford Cup, two at the ITA Southeast Regional Championship dropped just one set and earned three wins en route to the Seminole flight championship in the All-Conference Showdown in November won four matches with spring doubles partner Ariana Rahmanparast and two with fellow freshman Andrea Garcia High School: Attended IMG Academy for the past six years after being one of five chosen to attend the India Reliance Program since moving to America at age 11, Das has ranked as high as 261 in the world in the ITF junior rankings most recent singles championship was in Cabo Rojo, P.R. in September also won the Copa Mundo Maya in Ciudad de Guatemala, Guatemala in June 2013 in her first career ITF event, in April 2013, she won seven matches, coming through the qualifying rounds to reach the finals at the age of 14 PERSONAL: Hobbies include writing and eating majoring in business management daughter of Jayant and Minati Das mother Minati was a track and field athlete for the national team of India says her mother is her biggest inspiration aspires to play professional tennis born December 18, 1998 Spring 2017: Established herself as a force at the top of the lineup for the Seminoles in her first collegiate spring, playing at court two singles and doubles recorded 10 singles wins on the year in the NCAA Championship, defeated No. 26 Arizona State s No. 108 Sammi Hampton for her first ranked win to help the Seminoles upset the Sun Devils and advance faced nine ITA-ranked opponents throughout the year, gaining valuable experience near the top of the lineup in conference, earned wins against No. 26 NC State, at Louisville and at Boston College in doubles with Ariana Rahmanparast, led FSU to school-record 20 team doubles points won six straight matches in the month of February at No. 11 Georgia Tech, defeated No. 30 Paige Hourigan/Kenya Jones 6-4 went on four-match win streak entering the postseason, with wins over Virginia Tech, No. 42 UVA and No. 5 UNC in the ACC tournament, and against No. 26 Arizona State in the NCAA Championship CAREER STATS SINGLES YEAR OVERALL FALL SPRING DUAL ACC CT. 1 CT. 2 CT. 3 CT. 4 CT. 5 CT. 6 VS. RANKED TOTAL DOUBLES YEAR OVERALL FALL SPRING DUAL ACC CT. 1 CT. 2 CT. 3 VS. RANKED TOTALS

12 ANDREA GARCIA JUNIOR Asturias, Spain CEEDCV Spring 2018: Started the season 9-0, with five of those wins at the No. 6 court clinched the doubles point with a win over Utah s 60th ranked doubles pair of Brianna Turley and Margo Pletcher, and was the first one off in singles against Utah (Jan. 12) defeated Victoria Robertson on court six 6-1, 6-2 finished her week in Hawai i going 2-0 in singles and doubles in the Rainbow Wahine Invitational (Jan ) earned Florida State s first only point against Illinois (Jan. 21) with a 7-5, 7-5 win on court five along with partner Petra Hule, defeated No. 2 Vanderbilt s top doubles pair 7-6 (5) to help Florida State secure the doubles point (Jan. 27) clinched the match against No. 3 Florida on court six 6-3, 3-6, 6-2 during the College MatchDay event held at the USTA National Center, live on the tennis channel (Feb. 3) earned ACC Player of the Week for clinching the match against Florida clinched yet another match against FAU with a 2-6, 6-4, 6-0 comeback win on court six (Feb. 10) went 1-0 in singles and 2-0 in doubles during military appreciation weekend against Air Force and Georgia Southern (Feb. 17) Earned a straight-set win on court six against No. 12/6 Georgia Tech in her first ACC match of the season (Feb. 25) improved to 8-0 after two ACC matches against No. 31 Clemson (Mar. 2) and Pittsburgh (Mar. 4) in three sets on court six was the first singles point against No. 42 Miami (Mar. 9) after winning 6-1, 6-1 on court six took down Hannah Zhao of Duke on court six in three sets for the Seminoles only win against No. 4 Duke (Mar. 29) Improved to 12-3 in singles with her tenth win on court six against No. 18 Virginia (Mar. 31) improved to 14-3 on the season with two wins on court six against No. 25 Syracuse and Boston College (Apr. 6-8) won her sixth straight match on her way to a 4-6, 6-2, 10-6 win over Virginia Tech on court six (Apr. 13) clinched the match against Notre Dame with a 6-2, 6-4 win on court six (Apr. 20) won 6-3, 6-2 on court six against Virginia Tech in the ACC Tournament second round (Apr. 26) defeated North Florida 6-1, 6-1 on court one in the first round of the NCAA Tournament (May 11) clinched her seventh match of the season to advance the team to the Sweet 16 with a 6-3, 6-7, 6-4 win on court six against Florida (May 12) Fall 2017: Finished the fall with a 6-6 singles record and an 11-2 doubles record was a part of the Seminoles best doubles team in the fall with partner Petra Hule (11-2) went 1-2 in singles at the Furman Fall Classic and 2-1 in doubles including an 8-1 victory over Danielle Wolf and Andrea Ballinger of Ohio State and an 8-5 win over Chandler Carter and Courtney Meredith of Wake Forest in the fifth-place match won the fifth-place match and went 2-1 in the Northwestern Wildcat Invitational with a 1-6, 6-0, 6-0 win over Mariya Kostyuk of Chicago State earned a Garnet doubles bracket championship with Hule, the pair went 4-0 including a 6-3 win over Frey and Varon of Pitt won one singles match and two doubles matches at the ITA Southeast regional made it to the final of the Seminole singles bracket at the FSU All-Conference Showdown won the top doubles bracket with an 8-6 win in the finals against Dzenga and Klaric of USF. Spring 2017: Second on the team with 13 singles victories in first spring season showed well at the five and six spots in the lineup, while starting at court one singles alongside Julia Mikulski won six straight matches down the stretch to help the Seminoles make a run into the NCAA Championship also earned win against No. 26 NC State ended regular season with win over Virginia Tech in ACC Championship rematch with No. 42 Virginia, clinched win and team s NCAA bid with three set victory over Teodora Radosavljevic to seal the 4-2 triumph at court one doubles with Mikulski, led FSU to school-record 20 team doubles points in final weekend of regular season, defeated No. 33 Chloe Gullickson/ Cassie Mercer of No. 43 Virginia 6-4 and No. 61 Caroline Daxhelet/Francesca Fusinato of Virginia Tech 6-2 finished strong in the NCAA Championship, defeating Arizona State s No. 68 Nicole Fossa-Huergo/Alexandra Osborne 7-6(1) and earned a career best win over Auburn s No. 14 Alizee Michaud/Taylor Russo 7-6(6) to help secure the doubles point also posted wins against No. 21 Miami, No. 26 NC State, Pitt, and No. 28 Notre Dame in conference ranked an impressive No. 65 nationally in the final ITA doubles rankings Fall 2016: Joined the team in fall and immediately contributed earned four singles and four doubles wins in the fall won a match against Tennessee at the Furman Classic won all three matches to capture the Garnet flight of the Seminole All-Conference Showdown also won both doubles matches with Nandini Das added wins with Ariana Rahmanparast at the ITA Regional and with Daniela Schippers at Furman High School: Career-high ranking of 280 in ITF Juniors champion of 2015 XXI International Junior de Leiria ITF Title in Portugal and doubles Champion at the same ITF tournament in 2014 reached three other doubles ITF Semifinals, including the Vall de Uxo, Spain ITF in 2014 also reached the Quarterfinals of the National Spanish Championships in 2015 ranked as high as No. 32 in the National Spanish Open Women s rankings Personal: Started playing tennis at the age of seven also played soccer when she was younger majoring in dietetics has one sister who is five years younger daughter of Jose Luis Garcia and Maria Luz Fernandez born May 24, 1998 CAREER STATS SINGLES YEAR OVERALL TOUR SPRING DUAL ACC CT. 1 CT. 2 CT. 3 CT. 4 CT. 5 CT. 6 VS. RANKED TOTALS DOUBLES YEAR OVERALL TOUR SPRING DUAL ACC CT. 1 CT. 2 CT. 3 VS. RANKED TOTALS

13 CARLA TOULY Montbrison, France Lycée François Mauriac JUNIOR Spring 2018: In her first career collegiate match, clinched the match for Florida State with a 7-5, 6-4 win over Utah s Brianna Turley on court two (Jan, 12) went 2-0 in singles and doubles at the Hawaii Rainbow Wahine Invitational (Jan ) won her first match at the No. 1 position against Virginia (Jan. 26) in the first match of the ITA Kickoff Weekend, also went 2-0 in doubles, including a 6-3 win with partner Ariana Rahmanparast to help capture the doubles point from No.2 Vanderbilt earned a doubles win on court two 6-2 with Rahmanparast in the win over No. 3 Florida during the College MatchDay event held at the USTA National Center, live on the tennis channel (Feb. 3) went 2-0 in doubles on court two in the weekend doubleheader against The Citadel and Mercer (Feb. 10) went 2-0 in singles on court one during the military appreciation weekend (Feb. 17); won 6-3, 6-0 against Air Force and 6-3, 6-1 against Georgia Southern battled and won in a three set thriller against No. 25 Paige Hourigan of No. 12/6 Georgia Tech on court one (Feb. 25) was the first one to finish against Pitt as she defeated Camila Moreno on court one 6-1, 6-2 (Mar. 4) defeated back-to-back ranked opponent when taking on NC State (Mar. 16) and North Carolina (Mar. 18) defeated NC State s No. 51 Anna Rogers 7-5, 6-2 and then came back two days later and took down UNC s No. 16 Alle Sanford 7-5, 6-1 all on court one earned her fourth ranked win of the season on court one with a 4-6, win over No. 32 Emma Davis. (Mar. 23) defeated her fifth ranked opponent with a 7-5, 7-6 (7-5) win over No. 74 Rose Johansen of No. 18 Duke (Mar. 31) earned her sixth ranked win with a 6-2, 6-2 win over No. 62 Natalie Novotna on court one (Apr. 13) took down Notre Dame s Allison Miller 6-0, 6-2 on court one (Apr. 20) won 7-5, 6-2 on court one against Louisville s Aleksandra Mally (Apr. 22) clinch the first round match of the NCAA Tournament against UNF on court one with a 7-6, 6-2 win (May 12) Fall 2017: Did not participate in fall competition. Spring 2017: Joined team in January but did not participate in the 2017 spring season. Before FSU: Holds a career-high ranking of No. 26 in France 558 (singles) and 420 (doubles) in the world from the WTA holds five ITF senior titles from Sardinia, Turkey, Switzerland, and France as a junior, won the Saint Cyprien ITF junior grade 3 and was a French doubles champion, regional junior champion participated in the Roland Garros Junior French Championships. Personal: Outside of tennis, enjoys writing for film, meeting new people, going to the movies, and playing soccer and basketball loves life majoring in creative writing daughter of Sylvie Dupuy and Jean-Claude Touly father was a professional moto racer, while her mother played squash younger brother is an under 16 world moto champion aspires to play professional tennis after tennis, hopes to return to Florida State for a master s degree in film born Aug. 30, CAREER STATS SINGLES YEAR OVERALL TOUR SPRING DUAL ACC CT. 1 CT. 2 CT. 3 CT. 4 CT. 5 CT. 6 VS. RANKED TOTALS DOUBLES YEAR OVERALL TOUR SPRING DUAL ACC CT. 1 CT. 2 CT. 3 VS. RANKED TOTALS

14 PETRA HULE SOPHOMORE Adelaide, Australia Henley H.S. Spring 2018: In her first career dual match defeated Margo Pletcher of Utah on court three 6-3, 6-2, also won her doubles match with partner Carla Touly on court two (Jan. 12) along with partner Andrea Garcia, defeated No. 2 Vanderbilt s top doubles pair 7-6 (5) to help Florida State secure the doubles point (Jan. 27) dominated her match on court three against No. 3 Florida 6-1, 6-3 during the College MatchDay event held at the USTA National Center, live on the tennis channel (Feb. 3) earned ACC Freshman of the Week for her performance against Florida earned a singles and doubles win against FAU (Feb. 10) won 6-3, 1-6, 6-4 on court two in singles and 7-5 on court one in doubles went 2-0 in doubles and singles during military appreciation weekend against the Air Force Academy and Georgia Southern (Feb. 17) won her first two ACC matches against No. 31 Clemson (Mar. 2) and Pittsburgh (Mar. 4) in three sets on court two defeated No. 108 Sinead Lohan of No. 42 Miami (March 9) in three sets 6-4, 5-7, 6-4 (Lohan is a two-time All-ACC First Team member and was ranked as high as 6th in 2017) earned the second ranked win of her career against North Carolina (Mar. 18) defeated No. 24 Sara Daavettila in straight sets 6-4, 6-2 earned her third straight win over a ranked opponent with a 6-3, 6-2 win on court two against No. 94 Eliza Omirou of No. 14 Wake Forest (Mar. 23) Won 6-4, 7-5 on court two against No. 18 Virginia in a 5-2 win (Mar. 31) gave Florida State a 3-0 lead against No. 25 Syracuse with a 6-2, 6-3 win on court two (Apr. 6) won her first match on court one against No. 89 Asiya Dair, 6-2, 6-1, to improve to 4-2 against ranked opponents (Apr. 8) helped defeat Virginia Tech 7-0 with a 6-7, 7-6, 10-6 win on court two (Apr. 13) defeated Notre Dame s Brooke Broda 6-2, 6-1 on court two (Apr. 20) was the first off the court with a 7-5, 6-4 win over Louisville s Mariana Humberg (Apr. 22) dominated her opponent 6-4, 6-0 on court two in the first round of the NCAA Tournament against UNF (May 11) of 1146 in singles and 1109 in doubles Hule was the best in the state of South Australia for under 14 s, 16 s and 18 s ( ) has played in the Australian Junior Open each year since 2014, where she made her debut at the age of 14 and played doubles with her older sister, Chloe was the first person from South Australia to pass the first round since 2011 since 2013 Hule has participated on tour in the United States, Europe, Fiji, and New Zealand. Due to her outstanding performance on the ITF circuit, Hule was selected to represent Australia as orange girl in the 2015 Junior Fed Cup, the world cup of tennis was the winner of the Fiji B2 doubles in Personal: Petra Hule was born on March 5, she has an older sister Chloe who plays tennis at the University of Colorado...played the violin or six years growing up daughter of Angela Hule...majoring in interior design Fall 2017: Enrolled in the fall and had a strong start to her college career, posting an 8-4 singles record and an 11-2 doubles record including two doubles titles with partner Andrea Garcia went 2-1 in her first tournament, the Furman Fall Classic she defeated Cassandra Vazquez of North Carolina and Danielle Wolf of Ohio State 3-6, 7-5, 7-6(6) in the fifth-place match in doubles, Hule and Garcia went 2-1 as well with a win over Chandler Carter and Courtney Meredith of Wake Forest 8-5 in the fifth-place match In just her second tournament as a freshman, Hule won her first doubles title, she won four straight matches including a 6-3 win over Frey and Varon of Pitt in the finals of the Northwestern Wildcat Invitational Hule went 2-1 in singles during the same tournament she made it to the round of 16 in singles in her first ITA Southeast Regional appearance and the quarterfinals of doubles In her final tournament of the fall Hule garnered her second doubles title of her young career, going 3-0 in the top doubles bracket of the FSU All- Conference Showdown she made it to the singles final of the top bracket as well with a convincing 6-2, 6-0 win over Katarina Kozarov of Furman in the semifinals. Before FSU: Hule has won six ITF junior doubles titles since 2014, when she made her debut in the Women s Tennis Association rankings she holds career high WTA rankings CAREER STATS SINGLES YEAR OVERALL TOUR SPRING DUAL ACC CT. 1 CT. 2 CT. 3 CT. 4 CT. 5 CT. 6 VS. RANKED TOTALS DOUBLES YEAR OVERALL FALL SPRING DUAL ACC CT. 1 CT. 2 CT. 3 VS. RANKED TOTALS

15 SOPHOMORE SOPHOMRE EMMANUELLE SALAS Thonon Les Bains, France CNED (Home school) Before FSU: Was U12 French champion (2010) and Les petits princes U13 (2011) made it to the finals of Fort de France double 15K (2017) made the semifinals of the Sharm el Sheikh 10K (2013), U16 French Championship (2014) and U18 French Championship (2015) played for the U16 French National team in the European Championships in the winter of 2014, placed third was the runner-up for the European Championship in the summer of 2014 made it to the quarterfinals of the Roland Garros Junior Grand Slam in 2016 career-high WTA singles ranking of 764 and doubles ranking of 844 career high ranking of N45 in France. Personal: Daughter of Thierry Sallas and Veronique Gabard plans on majoring in business born April 20, CAREER STATS SINGLES YEAR OVERALL TOUR SPRING DUAL ACC CT. 1 CT. 2 CT. 3 CT. 4 CT. 5 CT. 6 VS. RANKED TOTALS DOUBLES YEAR OVERALL FALL SPRING DUAL ACC CT. 1 CT. 2 CT. 3 VS. RANKED TOTALS

16 Team Statistic \ Florida State University Season Statistics (Through matches of Jan 26, 2019) Overall record: 4-1 ACC: 0-0 Region: 0-0 Home: 4-1 Away: 0-0 Neutral: 0-0 vs National ranked: 1-0 vs Regional ranked: 0-0 vs ranked Last SINGLES Overall Dual Tour ACC Nat'l Reg'l Strk 10 Nandini Das W4 6-3 Andrea Garcia L1 7-3 Petra Hule L2 3-7 Julia Mikulski W2 7-3 Ana Oparenovic L1 8-1 Ariana Rahmanparast W1 8-2 Emmanuelle Salas W5 8-2 Carla Touly W1 5-4 Totals Percentage vs ranked Last DOUBLES TEAMS Overall Dual Tour ACC Nat'l Reg'l Strk 10 Nandini Das/Ariana Rahmanparast W2 6-4 Petra Hule/Ana Oparenovic L1 5-4 Andrea Garcia/Julia Mikulski W2 6-3 Emmanuelle Salas/Carla Touly L2 4-3 Julia Mikulski/Ariana Rahmanparast W2 2-1 Andrea Garcia/Emmanuelle Salas W3 3-0 Petra Hule/Carla Touly L1 3-1 Ana Oparenovic/Emmanuelle Salas W2 3-1 Nandini Das/Andrea Garcia W1 1-0 Totals Percentage Date Opponent Score Overall ACC Nat'l Reg'l Sep 21-23, 2018 Debbie Southern Fall Classic (Greenville, S.C.) Sep 29, 2018 Riviera/ITA All-American Pre Qualifying (Pacific Palisades, Calif.) Oct 02, 2018 Riviera/ITA All-American Qualifying (Pacific Palisades, Calif.) Oct 04, 2018 Riviera/ITA All-American Main Draw (Pacific Palisades, Calif.) Oct 19, 2018 ITA Southeast Regional (Atlanta, Ga.) Nov 07, 2018 Oracle ITA Fall Championships (Surprise, Ariz.) Nov 9, 2018 Seminole All-Conference Showdown (Tallahassee, Fla.) Jan 11, 2019 FLORIDA ATLANTIC W #15 Jan 11, 2019 MERCER WOMEN'S TENNIS W Jan 20, 2019 #20 UCF W #15 Jan 25, 2019 TENNESSEE L #15 Jan 26, 2019 CLEMSON W #15 16

17 Julia Mikulski 17

18 Ariana Rahmanparast 18

19 Ana Oparenovic 19

20 Nandini Das 20

21 Andrea Garcia 21

22 Carla Touly 22

23 Petra Hule 23

24 Emmanuelle Salas 24