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2017-18 (Sr.): Finishes her career at Nevada with a 48-53 mark in singles and a 70-35 doubles record … Named All-Mountain West in doubles for the fourth time … Her 48 singles victories are tied for the 10th most all-time … Won 16 doubles matches with Claudia Herrero, tied for sixth all-time at Nevada … Clinched Nevada’s regular-season finale over Portland State with a 6-0, 6-3 victory on court No. 3 … In the fall, earned a 3-2 record in singles play and led the Wolf Pack with a  6-1 record in doubles play . . . In doubles, paired with Claudia Herrero to advance to the finals at the ITA Regionals . . .  Also teamed up with Lili Fekete at the Cal Invitational where the duo the defeated the University of San Francisco in the finals … Won three singles matches at the Cal Invitational, including two in a row to finish the tournament … Four-year letter winner.
 
2016-17 (Jr.): Went 11-10 overall in her junior season, going 10-7 in dual matches with wins coming on courts No. 3 or 4 … Is 36-41 in singles play in three years at Nevada … Finished the season winning seven of her last nine singles matches … Posted an 8-4 record with Sheila Morales in doubles play, recording 44 career victories as a duo, the most in Nevada history … Delic and Morales also were named to the All-MW doubles team for the third straight season … Has a 51-30 career doubles record … The tandem went 6-2 on court No. 1 and 4-0 in MW play … Lettered for the third time.

2015-16 (So.):  2015-16 (So.):  Earned All-Mountain West honors in doubles for the second year in a row playing primarily No. 1 doubles with Sheila Morales  …  Teamed with Morales to win the ITA Mountain Regional Doubles Championship in the fall to advance to the 2015 USTA/ITA National Indoor Intercollegiate Championships at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing, N.Y.  …  Defeated the doubles team from Lynn University 6-4, 4-6, 10-4 to go 1-2 at the 2015 USTA/ITA National Indoor Intercollegiate Championships  …  The duo went 20-9 on the season and put together a nine-match win streak  …  The 20 doubles victories ranks as the third best season in school history and the team was also ranked 75th by the ITA  …  Overall was 21-12 in doubles action playing with three partners  …  Playing singles was 9-19 overall, 5-13 in duals and 4-6 in tournament play  …  Saw action primarily at No. 4 singles but did also see time on court three  …  Earned second letter.

2014-15 (Fr.):  Earned All-Mountain West honors playing doubles with Sheila Morales as the team posted a 16-5 record, 14-4 in duals on court one, 2-1 in tournaments and 4-1 in MW play  …  The Pack duo became the first Nevada women’s doubles team to advance to the NCAA Championships played in Waco, Texas earning the MW’s automatic bid  …  They were just one of 32 teams to compete in the NCAA Championship  …  They entered the championship ranked 73rd and dropped a 6-4, 6-3 decision to the #19 team from USC  …  Competing with two teammates posted a 19-7 overall record in doubles … The 16 doubles wins with Morales is tied for the sixth best season in Nevada history  …  As a singles player tied for second on the team with Morales with 16 wins posting an overall mark of 16-12 playing primarily No. 4 singles but also competed at No. 2 and No. 3  …  Earned Academic All-Mountain West honors  …  Received first tennis letter.

Prior To Nevada:  Graduated from Prva Gimnazisa Split in Split, Croatia  …  ITF Mostar Open 2011 singles and doubles finalist...ITF Epetion Cup 2011 doubles finalist...U18 and Seniors National Team Champions 2013...U18 National Team Championship 2012...2011 and 2012 National Championship quarter finalist

Personal: Molecular biology major  …  Daughter of Damir and Milja Delic ... Has an older brother, Toma  ... Chose to come to Nevada to compete at a highly competitive Division I level  ...  Loves the nice hot weather that the west coast offers  ...  Enjoys to hang out with friends, listen to music, read books, swim, walk her dog, and gardening  …  Sports heroes are Pete Sampras and Roger Federer.