Selma Babic - 2009-10 Women's Tennis - LIU Brooklyn


Selma Babic
Selma Babic

Height: 5-6
Class: Senior
Hometown: Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Previous School: Clemson Univ.

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2008-09: Named Northeast Conference Player of the Year... Earned a spot on the All-NEC First Team at No. 1 singles and No. 1 doubles, pairing with H’Ann Johnson... Carried a 14-match winning streak into the NCAA Tournament where she led California’s No. 11 Jana Juricova 4-3 in the first set before dropping the next two games prior to the match being called... Went 16-1 in dual matches, all at the top position... Compiled a 21-4 overall singles mark, including a 3-0 NEC record and three wins in the conference tournament... Posted a 16-4 doubles record... Went 12-1 when teaming with Johnson with the lone loss coming in the NCAA Tournament against the No. 7 ranked team of Juricova and Mari Andersson... Was 13-3 in dual matches and 2-0 against the NEC.

2007-08: Named to All-NEC Second Team at No. 1 singles and No. 1 doubles… Was named NEC Rookie of the Week on four occasions… Compiled a 17-5 singles record and a 15-5 mark in doubles action… Led team in wins… Went 4-0 in NEC play in singles, matching that mark in doubles…Won seven straight singles matches from March 2-19… Had a five-match singles winning streak from Sept. 29 to Oct. 6… Teamed with Johnson to win nine doubles matches.

Background: Posted a 2-5 record in singles at Clemson... Won her first match, a 6-4, 6-0 decision over Lauren Tomory of Furman at the Furman Fall Classic... Defeated Tory Zawacki of Duke in the qualifying round of the Southeast Regional before falling to 117th-ranked Austin Smith of North Carolina... Posted a 3-4 overall record in doubles play... Defeated Penn State’s team of Bevard and McCarthy and Nusslock and Tuttle of Wisconsin... Defeated Simone and Totevska of Florida Atlantic, 8-5... Ranked in the top five in Bosnia... Participated in the WTA-sponsored Mostar Tournament in Bosnia... Won two matches in the event before falling in the quarterfinals... Named Athlete of the Year in Bosnia in 2004.

Personal: Daughter of Hajrudin and Nisueta Babic... Born on July 21, 1988.

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