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WOMEN'S TENNIS

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Aleksandra Petrova

Sophomore
Sofia, Bulgaria
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BY THE NUMBERS

Twist on Petrova
“Adi is an unbelievable athlete with pro like abilities. She has a big time game and is a natural at the net. In addition to her game, Adi has a cool, tough demeanor. In my opinion, this is Adi’s breakout year!”
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Career at UB
Fall 2008: Had a 2-4 record in singles play and a 1-4 mark in doubles. Picked up her victories at the MAC Fall Invite at Western Michigan.

2007-08: Finished the season with a 3-3 record and a 4-7 record in double play. Was hampered for part of the season by injury. Reached the consolation doubles bracket at the Army Invitational. Reached the semifinals in the “C” bracket at the Can-Am Invitational.

Prior to UB
Was ranked the number one player in Bulgaria.

Personal
Born March 3, 1989. Daughter of Krasimic and Svetlana Petrova. Hobbies include dancing, reading and watching horror movies. Favorite athlete is Pete Sampras and favorite food is tomato salad with feta cheese. Plans to major in business with the goal of becoming a financial advisor.


January 23
WOMEN'S TENNIS vs. ST. JOHN'S
1:00 pm

January 29-31
Women's Tennis at Cornell Tournament
All Day

February 6
WOMEN'S TENNIS vs. CORNELL
1:00 pm

February 7
WOMEN'S TENNIS vs. DUQUESNE
1:00 pm

February 20
Women's Tennis at Columbia
12:00 pm

February 21
Women's Tennis at Army
1:00 pm

February 27
WOMEN'S TENNIS vs. SYRACUSE
1:00 pm

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