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2011-12: Compiled a 9-12 overall record in singles ... Went 0-2 in the Ivy League before being sidelined due to injury ... Won six singles matches in the fall, reaching the quarterfinals of the USTA College Invitational (9/23-24), the semifinals of the Columbia Classic (10/7-8) and the quarterfinals of the ITA Regionals (10/15-17) ... Went 4-3 with Zach Katz in doubles during the fall, reaching the finals of Flight A at the USTA College Invitational (9/23-25) ... Won singles matches in the spring against Georgetown (2/15), South Florida (3/8) and William & Mary (3/18) while playing No. 1 ... Partnered almost exclusively with Nikola Kocovic at No. 1 doubles in the spring, going 8-5 with Kocovic and 8-7 overall.

2010-11: Ended the season with an 11-11 singles record ... Had a 2-5 Ivy League record playing between No. 2 and No. 3 singles ... Was the Flight A singles champion at the Columbia Classic (10/10) ... Went 5-7 in No. 2 singles matches in the spring ... Competed once at No. 1 singles, defeating Villanova's Rafael Santiago in straight sets (1/29) ... Overcame Brown's Sam Fife in a three-set No. 2 singles match (4/2) ... Won his first five singles matches of the spring, including two in straight sets ...Finished with a 20-9 doubles record, going 4-3 in Ivy matches ... Shuffled between the No. 1 and No. 2 doubles position, playing all but two matches with Zach Katz ... Teamed with Katz to win the Flight 1 doubles championship at the St. Joseph's Fall Invitational (9/26) ... Teamed with Zach Katz to win the Flight A doubles championship at the Columbia Classic (10/10) ... Reached the doubles quarterfinals at the ITA Northeast Regional (10/17) ... Went 3-4 at No. 1 doubles matches in the spring ... Won three straight No. 2 Ivy doubles matches with Katz against Brown, Harvard, and Dartmouth.

High School: Ranked as high as No. 1 in Croatia, No. 3 in Europe and No. 112 in the world junior rankings ... Honor roll student.

Personal: Son of Tatiana and Ivan Turudic ... Enrolled in Wharton.