Ewa Szatkowska

Class:
Senior
Height:
5-8
High School:
Academy of Physical Education and Sport

Year	Singles	Doubles
2008-09	20-8	8-9
2009-10	24-10	29-6
2010-11	23-11	30-5
2011-12	21-16	26-11
Totals	88-45	93-31

TULSA - Lettered all four years . . . finished her career with an 88-45 singles record and a 93-31 doubles mark . . . left Tulsa with the second-most doubles wins in school history, along with the fourth-most combined triumphs (181) and the sixth-most singles victories . . . earned a career-high ITA doubles rank of No. 46 on Sept. 4, 2009 . . . named to the all-C-USA Singles Second Team and the all-C-USA Doubles Second Team as a senior . . . earned a spot on both the all-C-USA Singles Third Team and the all-C-USA Doubles Third Team junior year . . . won Conference USA Championships in each of her last three years, and was also apart of three teams that advanced to the NCAA Second Round.

SENIOR (2011-12) - Finished her career with a 21-16 singles record and an 18-7 mark during the dual campaign . . . also compiled a 26-11 doubles record with an 18-7 mark in the dual season . . . had the most doubles wins on the team . . . named to the all-C-USA Singles Second Team and the all-C-USA Doubles Second Team . . . had a career-best eight-match win streak in the spring . . . also had a five-match win streak towards the end of the year . . . reached the semifinals of the 2011 ITA Central Region Doubles Championship . . . achieved a season-best doubles rank of No. 60 on March 13.

JUNIOR (2010-11) - Secured a 23-11 singles record and a 30-5 doubles mark . . . recorded the second-most doubles wins and the fourth-most singles victories on the team . . . named to the all-C-USA Singles Third Team and the all-C-USA Doubles Third Team . . . went 22-4 at No. 2 doubles primarily with Anastasia Erofeeva . . . compiled a seven-match win streak in doubles during the fall season and a 17-match win streak in doubles during the spring . . . had a stretch in the middle of the spring season where she won 10 of 11 singles matches . . . defeated No. 125 Carolin Weikard of Austin Peay State University in the fall . . . paired with Erofeeva to win two fall tournaments (A1 Doubles at the String `n Swing Memphis Collegiate Invitational and Gold Doubles at the Notre Dame Invitational). . . also reached the A2 singles final in Memphis and the Gold Draw semifinals in Notre Dame . . . advanced to the singles second round and the doubles Round of 16 at the ITA Central Regional.

SOPHOMORE (2009-10) - Finished the season with a 24-8 singles record and a 29-6 doubles record . . . went 16-8 during the duel season, including a 10-7 mark in the No. 4 position . . . posted a 27-5 doubles record with partner Anastasia Erofeeva . . . the tandem went 18-4 at the No. 2 position . . . the duo was ranked as high as No. 58 in the ITA national doubles rankings . . . advanced to the doubles semifinals at the Wilson/ITA Central Region Championships with Erofeeva . . . won the South Doubles title at the Razorback Classic . . . won the Gray 2 Singles flight title at the Memphis Invitational . . . advanced to the round of 16 in singles at the Wilson/ITA Regionals . . . earned a career-high ITA doubles rank of No. 46 on Sept. 4 with Rebecca Row.

FRESHMAN (2008-09) - Compiled a 20-8 singles record and an 8-9 doubles record . . . posted a 15-4 singles record during the duel season . . . went 14-4 in No. 6 singles . . . earned identical 4-3 doubles records with partners Rebecca Row and Thalia Diaz-Barriga . . . finished second in White Singles at the Air Force Academy Invitational . . . went 3-1 in doubles with partner Rebecca Row at the Air Force Academy Invitational . . . won her first collegiate singles match against Petra Chuda of Kansas State.

PRIOR TO TULSA - Won the Under-16 Championships of Poland singles title . . . competed in both the juniors and women's circuits of the International Tennis Federation . . . reached a career-high combined ranking of No. 844 by the ITF.

PERSONAL - Majoring in exercise sports science . . . born April 19, 1988 . . . parents are Marek and Wieslawa Szatkowska.