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Family ties bring
freshman standout
to Ag tennis team
BY SANTOSH VENKATARAMAN
The Battalion
The name Martina is synony
mous with tennis greatness. For
mer No. 1 international player Mar
tina Navratilova won a record nine
Wimbledon singles champi
onships. Current No. 1 Martina
Hingis has amassed five Grand
Slam singles titles. Continuing that
tradition is Texas A&M freshman
Martina Nedorostova, who com
piled a sparkling 9-2 conference
record this season to claim the title
of Big 12 No. 1 Singles Champion.
Nedorostova, from Bratislava,
Slovakia, is the first Aggie to win a
No. 1 singles title since Vanne Ak-
agi captured the Southwest Con
ference championship in 1986.
A&M women’s tennis coach
Bobby Kleinecke said several for
tunate circumstances led to his
signing of Nedorostova.
“Her sister was looking to trans
fer from Southeastern Louisiana
(University), but she ended up de
ciding not to come,” he said. “But
she told me about her sister.”
Nedorostova said her sister
played a major role in the decision
to attend A&M.
“I wanted her to pick the school
for me,” she said. “It was more im
portant [to choose for] academics
than athletics. We were supposed
to come here together, but she
changed her mind.”
Nedorostova, currently ranked
No. 66 in the national collegiate ten-
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Tennis Team this spring, amassing a
nis rankings, has used a powerful
left-handed forehand to change the
outcome of matches all season. Af
ter recording a 6-5 record in the fall,
she played well this spring, finishing
with a 17-5 record in dual matches.
“She is a very talented girl,”
Kleinecke said. “She can come up
with the big shots when she needs
them. She has improved a lot over
the course of the year."
Others around the league are
impressed with her game as well.
Baylor University coach Dave
Luedtke, whose Bears face the Ag
gies today in a Big 12 Tournament
quarterfinal match at the A&M Var
sity Tennis Center, said Nedorosto-
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va's composure has been a key to ‘ '
the freshman’s success.
“She's a very strong player," he
said. “She holds herself well for a
freshman and is very quick, along
with her good forehand.”
It was against Baylor on April 20
that Nedorostova won what she
considers her most exciting match.
Against the Bears’ Katja Kovac, Ne
dorostova prevailed in a three-set
thriller, 6-3, 3-6, 7-6 (8-6), coming
from match-point down. Her win
was crucial to the Aggies’ 5-4 vic
tory over the Bears.
“The crowd wms amazing that
day,” she said. “It was a tough
match.”
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Baylor is led at the plate by all-purpose
player Mary Hess, who has handled first
base, third base, left field and right field
while driving in 29 runs with an impressive
.362 batting average. As a team, the Bears are
batting .261.
Stacey Allison and Chrystal Smith are the
probable Baylor starters for the weekend
matchups. Allison leads the staff with a 15-10
record and a 2.15 ERA. The hurler also has put
together two no-hitters this season while strik
ing out 127 batters. Smith has put together a 9-
3 record this season with a 3.04 ERA.
Sunday, the women head to Lubbock to
close out their regular season with a pair
against the Red Raiders. Tech sits at fifth in
the conference with a 5-6 record, 30-26 over
all.
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