University of Pennsylvania Athletics

2024-25: Second Team CSA All-America ... All-Ivy ... Competed in 17 matches in individual and team competition (12-5 overall, 5-1 Ivy League) ... In her Ramsay Cup (A Division) debut, Vidovic made it to the round of 16 of the individual championship before falling to first team All-American Meagan Best from the University of Virginia (1-1) ... Played in two different positions on the ladder in team competition, primarily competing in the second spot on the ladder for most of the season ... Five of 12 wins came in three straight games ... Defeated two fellow second team All-Americans during the season: Princeton’s Emma Trauber (2/9) and Stanford’s Madison Ho (3/7).

2023-24: Tied for a team-high 10 wins, including a win during CSA individuals (Holleran Cup) … Added three victories throughout Ivy League play. Began rookie season with nine straight wins, including eight via the sweep … Posted a five-game win over Virginia’s Maria Moya (11/18) … During Ivy play, bested Ananya Dabke of Cornell (1/19), Columbia’s Sarah Cao (1/21) and Eleanor Clifford of Dartmouth (1/27) … Downed Aishwarya Khubchandani of Cornell during Howe Cup competition (3/2) … Picked up a win over Standford’s Lucia Bicknell during the Holleran Cup quarterfinal (3/8).

High School: Member of the Croatian National Team in women’s squash … European Squash Federation (ESF) ranking of No. 1 (U13, U15, U17, U19) … Ranked No. 1 in Croatia ... Former European No. 1 (girls’ u-19) … At 2nd Public Gymnasium, member of the volleyball, handball and badminton teams ... Athlete of the Year award recipient.
 
Personal: Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.
 
Why Penn? “I chose Penn because of its exceptional academic community in addition to always feeling welcomed by the members of the Penn squash team and its coaches.”