TULSA – A three-year letterwinner . . . has a career mark of 56-50 in singles and a doubles record of 60-42 . . . her 56 singles wins ranks seventh on the school’s career win list.
FALL OF 2001 – Notched a 7-3 singles record and an 8-2 doubles mark . . . won her first six singles matches of the season . . . finished 3-0 with Alicia Pillay at the Oregon Invitational and 5-2 with Mariana Barrios during the fall.
JUNIOR (2000-01) – Completed the season with an 11-18 singles record and a career-best 24-12 doubles mark . . . was named to the all-WAC doubles first team and to the all-WAC Academic team . . . was ranked as high as No. 18 in doubles with partner Jennifer DeSpain, the second-highest ranking in school history . . . competed with DeSpain at the National Indoor Championships . . . recorded a 3-5 singles mark and a 12-1 doubles mark during the fall campaign . . . in doubles with DeSpain, won five straight matches en route to the Central Region doubles title at the 2000 ITA Central Region Championships . . . claimed the Flight #1 doubles championship at the UH Fall Classic . . . won three straight matches to capture the Flight #1 doubles title at the Hurricane Invitational.
SOPHOMORE (1999-00) – Posted a 20-16 singles record and a 19-16 doubles mark . . . was one of four players to reach the 20-win plateau . . . was an all-WAC doubles team performer . . . tallied a dual mark of 12-7 at the No. 4 singles position and a 14-11 overall dual record . . . was 7-3 in doubles with Monica Poveda . . . was 10-3 overall in doubles . . . with Aleksandra Durska, captured the Flight “B” doubles title at the Lady Razorback Invitational.
FRESHMAN (1998-99 – Completed her first season at Tulsa with a 18-13 record, including a 7-5 mark at the No. 4 singles spot . . . won a career-best six straight matches during the spring . . . finished her first season ranked 27th in singles in the Central Region . . . was 9-12 in doubles . . . lost to teammate Monica Poveda in the Flight II singles final at the Hurricane Invitational . . . claimed the Flight II singles title at the San Diego Fall Classic.
HIGH SCHOOL – Ranked fifth in Quebec in singles . . . won three provincial tournaments and recorded two third-place finishes at Quebec Championships . . . led her tennis team to three provincial tournaments .
PERSONAL – Majoring in exercise science . . . a three-time member of the TU Athletic Director’s Honor Roll and all-WAC Academic team . . . one of two children of Borek Sedivec and Barbara McLean . . . born December 27, 1979.
Sedivec's Career Record
Year Singles Doubles
1998-99 18-13 9-12
1999-00 20-16 19-16
2000-01 11-18 24-12
2001-02 7-3 8-2
Totals 56-50 60-42
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