Betina Tokac

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AT COLORADO:
2023-24 (Jr.)

Tokac finished the season with a 13-12 record in singles and a 3-4 record in doubles play.
During the spring dual season Tokac played only singles after going 2-6 in the fall she rebounded going 11-6 all at the No. 4 spot.
She won the first nine matches of her spring season.
At the end of the season she was ranked the No. 16 singles player in the ITA Mountain Region.

2022-23 (So.)

She finished the season with an overall singles record of 14-7, including 11-6 in dual matches.
In her primary position at No. 5 singles she posted a record of 10-6.
Tokac finished with an overall doubles record of 12-16, including 10-14 in dual matches all with partner Ellen Puzak.
She was named All Pac-12 Honorable Mention.

2021-22 (Fr.)

She finished the season with an overall singles record of 14-13, including 7-8 in dual matches.
Tokac finished the season winning six of her last eight singles matches.
She had the second most wins in dual singles competition on the team.
In doubles action she finished the season with an overall doubles record of 9-11, including 5-7 in dual matches.
In doubles competition she picked up five wins alongside Ellen Puzack, including notable victories against Baylor (#25) and Denver (#67).

Prior To CU

Competed for Okyanus College in Istanbul, Turkey.
She was an ISF Champion at the ISF World Championships in Italy in 2019.
Had an International Tennis Federation junior ranking of 333.
Tokac also has national team experience, playing at 12, 14 and 16 for Turkey.
Her biggest moment in her career thus far was playing at the European Youth Olympic Festival in 2018 for Turkey.
She hopes to play on the WTA Tour after college.

High School

In The Classroom

Personal

Betina Tokac was born May 8, 2022 in Istanbul, Turkey.
She comes from a big tennis family where her father Ali Tokac is her tennis coach and has a tennis academy in Istanbul.
Her brother Togan Tokac is a professional and national Olympic tennis player who currently plays at Florida.
She also has a sister Ayris.
After college she wants to play tennis professionally.
She has been to 40 different countries.

Why Colorado?