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WSU CAREER

WSU CAREER
SENIOR (2018-19): Finished her career with 98 singles victories, fourth all-time at WSU..had career total record of 98-38 in singles and 90-54 in doubles...posted a 24-7 singles record, the best winning percentage on the team (.774), and an 18-18 doubles mark...went 15-6 in dual matches, 2-3 in Pac-12 play, with five match-clinching wins...played mainly at No. 5 and 6, going 7-3 at 5, 6-3 at 6 and 2-0 at No. 4...won 15 of first 16 matches to start the season...had clinching victory in WSU’s upset over NO. 10 UCLA in pulling, winning 7-6 in the third set against Gabby Andrews...final match of career was three-set victory over Miami in first round of 2019 NCAA Championship, pulling WSU even at 3-3...joined freshman Yang Lee as the only players on the roster not to lose consecutive singles matches on the season...went 13-14 in dual matches in doubles, all at No. 3, 10-10 with Michaela Bayerlova, 2-3 with Jovana Knezevic and 1-1 with Savanna Ly-Nguyen.
JUNIOR (2017-18): Posted a singles record of 24-10 during the season, 14-7 in dual matches, 3-4 in Pac-12 play...had a combined 33-6 doubles record...had three match-clinching singles wins for WSU this season...secured key victories in WSU wins over No. 21 Oregon and No. 41 USC...had a season-best eight-match win streak early in the spring season...her 74 career singles wins are two shy of WSU’s career Top 10 list...went 22-4 in doubles play with Michaela Bayerlova, all at No. 3...the duo went 7-2 in Pac-12 play and won 15 of its first 16 matches this spring.
SOPHOMORE (2016-17): Team Captain...posted a 19-10 singles record during the season...went 15-16 in doubles...went 5-5 in single splay at No. 3, 3-2 at No. 4...had back-to-back wins over nationally ranked players Kelley Anderson of ASU (#88) and Paris Corley of Arizona (#113)...champion of the Crimson Flight singles at the Cougar Classic…season-best five-match win streak to open fall season…defeated Emma Wilson of No.43 ranked Fresno State at 2016 ITA Northwest Regional Championships…reached the semifinals of her two first collegiate events during the fall season. 
FRESHMAN (2015-16): Posted a 31-11 singles record this season, with a team-best 19-4 record in dual matches, went 17-3 at No. 5...went 24-14 in doubles, 17-6 with Barbora Michalkova...led WSU with 5-4 conference record...tied freshman record with 31 victories...had four match-clinching wins on the season...opened dual-match play with 12 straight victories, her longest winning streak of the season...went 8-1 in three-set matches...champion of the Gray doubles flight at the WSU Invitational partnered with Barbora Michalkova…champion of the Cougar singles flight at the WSU Invitational…advanced to round three at the Cougar Classic…advanced to the third round at the BYU Invitational.

JUNIOR CAREER
Miksovská, who hails from the Czech Republic, spent the previous three years playing on the International Tennis Federation circuit prior to WSU...in 2015 she reached the quarterfinals of the tournament in Trnava, Slovakia...in 2014 she reached the finals of the under-18 national championship.

CAREER SUMMARY