Sasa Nemcova
	Class: Junior Hometown: Bratislava, Slovakia Last College: Comenius University Height: 5-7

SOPHOMORE (2010-11): Finished with a 10-3 mark during fall play and had two five match winning streaks. Closed out the fall by winning her last five. Qualified for the Mountain Regional Tournament and went 3-1. In doubles action, she went 2-4 with two different playing partners. Had a solid spring as she went 9-6 in dual play mainly at the five and six positions to finish the year with a 19-9 mark overall. Had a five match winning streak during the spring. She went 2-2 in Mountain West Conference action with wins over San Diego State and New Mexico. In doubles play, she went 4-4 with three different partners, while going 2-0 in dual action. She is currently 16th overall with 41 career singles victories and 24th in doubles with 18 career wins in school history. She was selected Academic All-Mountain West for the second year in a row.

FRESHMAN (2009-10): Had an impressive fall as she went 9-4 overall in singles play. She earned her first career victory over Britney Watts of Utah State, 6-1, 6-0, (9/17/09). Won seven straight matches during the fall. Earned a 6-3, 6-4 win over Keya Jenkins of Weber State in the opening round of the Mountain Regional Tournament. In doubles play, she went 6-5 with playing partner Kim van Ginkel. They recorded a four-match winning streak. During the spring, she recorded a 13-8 singles mark playing mainly at the number six spot and finished 22-12 overall. Had a winning streak of five matches. Nemcova also went 4-4 in Mountain West Conference play. In doubles action, she finished the year with a 14-8 record while playing with four doubles partners. An Academic All-MWC selection.

HIGH SCHOOL: A two-time Bratislava regional champion in doubles play, she also earned the top spot at the grade A National Tournament in singles. She earned the runner-up spot at the Masters National tournament and twice took second at the Bratislava Regional Championships. In singles play, Nemcova placed second at the Bratislava Championships and was a third place finisher three times in the same tournament and once at the Masters National tournament.

PERSONAL: Born March 17, 1989 in Bratislava, Slovakia. She is the daughter of Peter Nemec and Elena Nemcová. Has two siblings, Mark and Nina. Majoring in international studies.