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Adamovic to join NCAA tourney coverage
5/11/2024 9:21:00 AM | Women's Tennis
GCU head coach to commentate NCAA Championships coverage on ESPN+
Grand Canyon women's tennis head coach Katarina Adamovic has been selected to provide commentary and analysis on the broadcasts of semifinal and final matches of the NCAA Tennis Championships.
The semifinal and final matches for the men's and women's team tournament take place on May 18 and 19 at Greenwood Tennis Center in Stillwater, Oklahoma, where Adamovic played her college tennis. Cracked Racquets, a college tennis broadcasting platform, will produce the matches for streaming on ESPN+.
"I'm thrilled that I'll be commentating on the NCAA semifinal and finals for the first time ever, and I couldn't be more excited to do it from the electrifying atmosphere of Stillwater," Adamovic said. "It's an honor to bring a female perspective to the airwaves, and I'm grateful to Cracked Racquets for this incredible opportunity!"
Adamovic, the reigning WAC Coach of the Year, is coming off a 22-win second season leading the Lopes. GCU won the WAC Tournament for the second straight year and entered the NCAA tournament as the nation's No. 56-ranked team and a No. 3 seed at the Los Angeles Regional.
Adamovic is familiar with the site of the 2024 NCAA Tennis Championships, playing a four-year college career at Oklahoma State. She finished her collegiate playing career with a record of 75-42 in singles and 91-23 in doubles, and her .789 doubles win percentage ranks No. 1 in Oklahoma State history since the school joined the Big 12 in 1996. Adamovic was a four-time Big 12 all-conference selection during her career.
Having Adamovic on the microphone will not be the only GCU presence at the NCAA Tennis Championships. Thanks to a No. 106 national ranking, graduate student Natasha Puehse was selected to the 64-player field for the NCAA Singles Championship. GCU's top singles player went 18-2 on Court 1 for the Lopes this season. The singles bracket gets underway on May 20.
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The semifinal and final matches for the men's and women's team tournament take place on May 18 and 19 at Greenwood Tennis Center in Stillwater, Oklahoma, where Adamovic played her college tennis. Cracked Racquets, a college tennis broadcasting platform, will produce the matches for streaming on ESPN+.
"I'm thrilled that I'll be commentating on the NCAA semifinal and finals for the first time ever, and I couldn't be more excited to do it from the electrifying atmosphere of Stillwater," Adamovic said. "It's an honor to bring a female perspective to the airwaves, and I'm grateful to Cracked Racquets for this incredible opportunity!"
Adamovic, the reigning WAC Coach of the Year, is coming off a 22-win second season leading the Lopes. GCU won the WAC Tournament for the second straight year and entered the NCAA tournament as the nation's No. 56-ranked team and a No. 3 seed at the Los Angeles Regional.
Adamovic is familiar with the site of the 2024 NCAA Tennis Championships, playing a four-year college career at Oklahoma State. She finished her collegiate playing career with a record of 75-42 in singles and 91-23 in doubles, and her .789 doubles win percentage ranks No. 1 in Oklahoma State history since the school joined the Big 12 in 1996. Adamovic was a four-time Big 12 all-conference selection during her career.
Having Adamovic on the microphone will not be the only GCU presence at the NCAA Tennis Championships. Thanks to a No. 106 national ranking, graduate student Natasha Puehse was selected to the 64-player field for the NCAA Singles Championship. GCU's top singles player went 18-2 on Court 1 for the Lopes this season. The singles bracket gets underway on May 20.
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