Senior (2010-11): Posted a perfect 15-0 record in singles matches playing out of the top flight including a 9-0 record versus nationally ranked opponents…Went 20-5 in doubles play also out of the number one spot…Earned First-Team All-SSC honors as well as being named the Sunshine State Conference Player of the Year…Named to the ITA All-American Team in singles and doubles, and was the NCAA DII National Player of the Year…Led Barry to their first ever Women’s Tennis National Championship…Member of the Academic All-District Team and was named the SSC Scholar Athlete of the Year…Earned a spot on the President’s List (4.0 GPA) in the fall as well as the Dean’s List (3.5-3.999 GPA) in the spring semester.

 

SENIOR (FALL 2010): Claimed the USTA/ITA Women’s Tennis South Regional doubles championship with partner Angie Werschel with a win over Lynn’s Maggie Ekert and Isabelli Raich … The pair finished 4th at the USTA/ITA Small College Nationals ... Posted a 3-1 mark in singles at the USTA/ITA regional tournament … Captured the A championship in doubles with Werschel at the FGCU Fall Classic … Went 3-0 to take the Group A championship in singles at FGCU.

JUNIOR (2009-2010): In 22 starts, all at the top flight, compiled a 14-2 mark in singles, earning a final ITA ranking of fifth ... In doubles, combined with partner Yulia Kashelkina to go 20-3, all at the number one slot, to finish ranked third in the ITA final poll ... Went a spectacular 11-1 against nationally ranked foes ... Only loss on the court came to #1 ranked Sona Novakova of Armstrong Atlantic ... Forced to retire against Amy Zhang of NCAA Division I Rutgers ... Posted four wins over players ranked in the top-10 ... Led in five of the six matches that went unfinished, including a 6-3, 1-0 lead over Novakova in the NCAA quarterfinals ... Named the SSC Player of the Year, the ITA National Rookie of the Year, and a spot on the ITA All-America teams in both singles and doubles ... Named to the Dean’s List in the fall ... Made the Athletic Director’s List in the spring to earn a spot on the SSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll ... Did not compete in the fall.

HIGH SCHOOL & CLUB: Ranked #1 in Hungary in her age group five times from 2003-2008 ... Won the Hungarian Championship in her age group five times ... Won the Hungarian Women’s Championship at age 16 ... Member of the Hungarian Junior National Team ... Represented Hungary in numerous junior matches from 2000-2004 ... Member of the Federation Cup ... Earned career high WTA international rankings of 422 in singles and 467 in doubles in 2004 ... Earned an ITF career high junior ranking of 63 in 2004.

PERSONAL: Daughter of Geza Pocza and Eva Poczane ... Has one sister, Ramona ... Majoring in finance.