Julia Elbaba
Julia Elbaba

Class:
Freshman

Hometown:
Oyster Bay, N.Y.

High School:
Laurel Springs

Height:
5-5



04/21/2013

Virginia Knocks Off Miami on Senior Day

Tomljanovic clinches No. 17 Cavaliers' 4-1 win over No. 10 Hurricanes

04/20/2013

Virginia Blanks Florida State, 4-0

No. 17 Cavaliers beat No. 32 Seminoles in ACC women's tennis action

04/18/2013

Virginia Concludes Regular Season vs. Florida State and Miami

Cavaliers host Seminoles and Hurricanes on April 20-21

04/14/2013

Clemson Ends Virginia's Six-Match Winning Streak

No. 14 Tigers beat No. 17 Cavaliers, 4-3

04/13/2013

Cavaliers Claim Sixth Straight Win

No. 17 Virginia edges No. 19 Georgia Tech, 4-3

05/17/2013

Women's Tennis NCAA vs. Texas A&M (by Matt Riley)

Women's Tennis NCAA vs. Texas A&M (by Matt Riley)

05/11/2013

Women's Tennis NCAA vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (by Matt Riley)

Women's Tennis NCAA vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (by Matt Riley)

04/22/2013

Women's Tennis Senior Day vs. Miami (by Matt Riley)

Women's Tennis Senior Day vs. Miami (by Matt Riley)

04/20/2013

Women's Tennis vs. FSU (by Matt Riley)

Women's Tennis vs. FSU (by Matt Riley)

04/06/2013

Women's Tennis vs. Wake Forest (by Matt Riley)

Women's Tennis vs. Wake Forest (by Matt Riley)

2012-13
• Posted a 35-12 singles record, including an 18-9 mark in dual play
• Tallied a 29-8 doubles record, including a 16-5 record with Hana Tomljanovic
• Earned Virginia's second ITA All-American honor after becoming the first Cavalier to earn a seed (No. 9-16) at the NCAA Singles Championship
• Honored as the ITA National Rookie of the Year
• Named ITA Atlantic Region Rookie of the Year
• Voted to the All-ACC Women's Tennis Team
• Earned ACC Women's Tennis Freshman of the Year
• Named ACC Women's Tennis Player of the Week on Jan. 22 and April 2
• Ranked as high as No. 4 in the ITA Singles Rankings, marking a school best
• Finished No. 15 in the final singles rankings
• Ranked No. 88 in doubles with Tomljanovic
• Advanced to the finals of the ITA All-American Singles Championship
• Won the A-1 singles flight at the UVa Fall Classic
• Her 35 wins marked a school record for first-year players and ranked second on the UVa single-season record list

Juniors
• Blue chip recruit by tennisrecruiting.net
• Reached the second round of the 2012 Junior Australian Open
• Twice played the Junior US Open
• Won a USTA Futures 10K event in New Orleans in July 2012
• Semifinalist at USTA Futures in Evansville in July 2012
• Won ITF junior singles and doubles titles in Costa Rica and Mexico in 2011

Personal
• Daughter of Lina and Fouad Elbaba