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women’s tennis

F l o r i d a a t l a n t i c U n i v e r s i t y

Florida atlantic Women’s tennis schedule

date

01/09/09

opponent Xavier event location

Boca raton, Fl (Patch reef Park)

time / result

2 p.m., l, 4-3
01/22/09 01/24/09

Florida international Boca raton, Fl (Patch reef Park)

1 p.m., l, 7-0

at miami

  • coral Gables, Fl
  • 12 p.m., l, 7-0,

#13 ranked

01/30/09 01/31/09 02/01/09 02/03/09 02/07/09 02/19/09 02/20/09 02/23/09 02/28/09 03/06/09 03/07/09 03/09/09 03/10/09 03/11/09 03/13/09 03/17/09 03/29/09 04/09/09 04/17/09 04/18/09 04/19/09

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James madison

Boston university

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F l o r i d a a t l a n t i c t e n n i s

Quick Facts

Women’s tennis Facts

School Name ....Florida Atlantic University Head Coach...................... Marcy Hora-Cava Location.........................Boca Raton, FL Years at FAU.................................. First Founded .......................................1961 Enrollment.................................27,000

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Nickname: .................................... Owls
Fans can follow the Owls by visiting
Colors .............................. Blue and Red fausports.com, the official site of FAU
National Affiliation......................NCAA I athletics, which features information on
Conference...............................Sun Belt each of the 20 varsity programs including
President..........Frank T. Brogan (FAU ’81) poster, bios, results, press release and both
Athletic Director....Craig Angelos (BYU ’87) audio and video packages.

Media information

credits

Director.....................Katrina McCormack Office............................(561) 297-3163 Women’s Tennis Contact .... Katrina McCormack E-mail...................... [email protected] Fax...............................(561) 297-3963 Cell............................... (561) 251-5588
This media guide is a collaborative effort. Written by Katrina McCormack, Assistant AD for Media Relations. Graphic Design by Manny Cannatella, FAU Creative Services Department. Photography by FAU’s Photography Department, Photos also by J.C. Ridley and Ralph Notaro.

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Marcy Hora-Cava was named Florida Atlantic University’s head women’s tennis coach in the fall of 2008 after 26 years at the professional level as a player and coach.
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Business Business Biology Business Psychology Elementary Education Business

at UM (1998-2002), Hora-Cava was a two-time Big East champion and NCAA participant and served as the 2001 team captain. Hora-Cava earned her Bachelor of Science degree in communications where she had a double emphasis in criminology and photography.

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Prior to FAU, Hora-Cava served as a tactical police officer for the Boca Raton Police Department and helped coordinate and budget the Police Athletic League (PAL). Hora-Cava’s experience as a tennis coach included working with PAL, as well as at the Meadow Club in Southampton, New York, and the Boca Raton Resort & Club.

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Prior to her time at UM, Hora-Cava held national rankings since the age of 12.

She was named the Palm Beach Post and

Sun Sentinel Player of the Year and was named Player of the Month numerous times.

Head Coach: Marcy Hora-Cava

Hora-Cava also has a distinguished background as a player. She competed internationally playing in nine countries and 20 states and was a member of the
Hora-Cava was born and raised in the Boca Raton/Delray Beach area and married Matthew Cava in August.

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  • Hannah Findlay

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  • 5-6, Sophomore

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As a freshman (2007-08): Tallied a three-match win streak

twice...picked up her first career victory at UCF and followed up against Boston College and East Tennessee...topped Dartmouth who was ranked no. 53 as a team and USF ranked no. 49...teamed with Hannah Findlay who captured victories against 53rd ranked Dartmouth, Columbia, Towson and George Washington...played positions three through six, but primarily at four.

As a freshman (2007-08): Played both five and six,

but was injured and did not see action after March... picked up four doubles matches with Virginia Augustin against George Washington, Towson, Columbia and No. 53 Dartmouth.

High School: Played for her father Paul Findlay at Key West High School...a District finalist in doubles in 2007...team captain and played in the no. 1 spot for

  • three seasons.
  • High School: Played for Coach Brannon at Wellington High

School where she won Districts and advanced to the singles State Finals...perfect attendance honoree and honor roll recipient.
Personal: Biology major...daughter of Paul and Yolande Findlay...father is a tennis pro in Key West...born Feb. 21, 1989, in Key West, FL...hobbies include sports,

  • music and boating.
  • Personal: Business major...daughter of Philippe and Virginie

Augustin...born March 27, 1989, in Boston, MA.

cassie Bergeson

5-10, Freshman Los Gatos, CA

erika Mrazkova

5-10, Freshman Prague, Czech Republic

High School: Played for Todd Dissley at Los Gatos High School where she finished third in the CSS as a senior.
Tennis: Played for Tenis Cibulka. Personal: Business major...daughter of Vratislav Mrazek and Ingrid Mrazkova...born Oct. 28, 1988 in Prague, Czech Repablic.
Tennis: Ranked in the top-five of the Northern California. Personal: Business major...daughter of Tim and Anna Bergeson and older sister of Kate...born July 1, 1989, in Los Gatos, CA.

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  • 5-1, Junior

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High School: Played for Marc Batten at Bassales School where she earned the 2007 Sportswoman of the Year...also represented South Wales in both juniors and seniors tennis.

As a Sophomore (2007-2008): First

collegiate victory came against cross-town rival and a ranked opponent playing no. 1...also notched victories against Temple at no. 1 as well as Towson and Columbia... teamed with Claudia Kecht for victories at no. 1 doubles against Boston University, Illinois-Chicago and George Washington... also defeated Towson and Columbia. rank...advanced to the top-16 of the 2001 Swedish National Championship... won the 16-year old district championship in 2002...ranked no. 1 in the district from 2002-2004...held the no. 3 singles position for team Varberg in the Swedish women’s division 1 conference from 2001-2003 and participated on the girls 18 Division 1 team which completed the season third best team...played no. 1 singles for the 2003-2005 team that advanced to the 2005 finals and finished as Sweden’s fourth best team.
Personal: Psychology major...daughter of Christine and David Rossiter...born Feb. 21, 1990, in Newport, South Wales.

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  • Women's Basketball Page 1/1 Combined Team Statistics As of Feb 13, 2021 All Games

    Women's Basketball Page 1/1 Combined Team Statistics As of Feb 13, 2021 All Games

    WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2020-21 Game Notes SID: Kylie Magar, Assistant Director of Athletic Communications • [email protected] • C: 425-647-9584 FAU • Department of Athletics • 777 Glades Rd • Boca Raton, FL 33431 Game Game Information FAU at UTEP Date ........................................... Sunday, Feb. 20, 2021 15 Time .............................................................. 4 p.m. (EST) Location .................................................. El Paso, Texas Florida Atlantic UTEP Arena .............................................Don Haskins Center 6-8 (4-6 C-USA) 14-5 (11-3 C-USA) H: 8-1 | A: 6-4 TV .....................................................................CUSA.TV H: 5-2 | A: 1-6 Online ..............................................................CUSA.TV Stats .................................................... utepminers.com Twitter ............................................................ @FAUWBB Instagram ...................................................... @FAUWBB Last game: W, 79-50 vs. UTSA Last game: W, 73-57 at FIU Feb. 13 Feb. 13 Series History Overall ........................................................................3-8 Head coach: Jim Jabir Head coach: Kevin Baker Home ..........................................................................2-3 (Nazareth, ‘84) (SFA, ‘94) Away ..........................................................................1-4 Overall: 509-443 (33rd season) Overall: 177-85 (ninth season) Neutral ........................................................................0-1