Eastern Michigan Athletics
Eastern Tennis Inks Czech Republic Native for 2014-15
11/21/2013 1:11:00 PM | Tennis
Andrea Martinovska will join Ryan Ray's squad next season
YPSILANTI, Mich. (EMUEagles.com) – Eastern Michigan University Head Women's Tennis Coach Ryan Ray has announced the signing of a National Letter of Intent for Andrea Martinovska (Plzn, Czech Republic) to join the EMU squad for the 2014-15 season.
As usual, Coach Ray brings in another highly-touted international student-athlete to Eastern Michigan in Martinovska. The Plzn, Czech Republic native has been ranked as high as No. 597 in the International Tennis Federation's (ITF) junior world rankings. However, she is one of the top players in her home country, ranking as high as 54th in the Czech National women's rankings, while she has been ranked as high as seventh overall in the Czech National junior rankings.
"Andrea is a strong player who should bring a powerful indoor tennis game to EMU," remarked Ray. "She has defeated a number of players that are showing great success at the collegiate level. I'm very happy for her commitment to Eastern Michigan, both for her education and tennis. We look forward to her future success as an Eagle."
EMU tennis is off for the rest of the fall and doesnot take the courts again until Friday, Jan. 17, when the Eagles head to the University of Detroit for a dual match with the Titans. The match is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m.
As usual, Coach Ray brings in another highly-touted international student-athlete to Eastern Michigan in Martinovska. The Plzn, Czech Republic native has been ranked as high as No. 597 in the International Tennis Federation's (ITF) junior world rankings. However, she is one of the top players in her home country, ranking as high as 54th in the Czech National women's rankings, while she has been ranked as high as seventh overall in the Czech National junior rankings.
"Andrea is a strong player who should bring a powerful indoor tennis game to EMU," remarked Ray. "She has defeated a number of players that are showing great success at the collegiate level. I'm very happy for her commitment to Eastern Michigan, both for her education and tennis. We look forward to her future success as an Eagle."
EMU tennis is off for the rest of the fall and doesnot take the courts again until Friday, Jan. 17, when the Eagles head to the University of Detroit for a dual match with the Titans. The match is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m.
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