Western Michigan University Athletics

2012-13

• Voted Amy Yeast MVP by her teammates, given annually to the player that best exhibits the qualities of hard work, dedication, teamwork, and sportsmanship
• Named Second Team All-MAC, the second All-MAC honor in her career
• Earned her second straight Academic All-MAC honor
• Posted a 5-8 record in singles play during the fall tournament season
• Defeated Ruta Grinvalde at the DePaul Invitational
• Beat UIC's Keti Mebuke 6-2, 6-4 at the Wildcat Invitational
• Went 17-21 in singles play, including a 12-13 mark in dual matches (all played at No. 1)
• Went 18-18 in doubles play, including a team-best 16-9 record in dual match play
• Posted a 7-1 record in conference doubles play, all at No. 2; went 8-1 overall against MAC foes in doubles

2011-12

• Earned Academic All-MAC in her first year of eligibility for the award
• Won Flight B Doubles title at the Wildcat Invitational with Kathleen Hawkins,
   going 4-0 on the weekend
• Advanced to quarterfinals of back draw at the Wildcat Invitational in singles play
• Defeated Illinois's Breanne Smutko 6-4, 6-1, 1-0 (14) at the ITA Midwest Regional
• Compiled a 17-20 record in singles play, including a 13-12 mark at No. 1
• Posted an 18-17 record in doubles play, including a 4-4 MAC record
• Clinched coach Betsy Kuhle's 500th career victory with a 6-1, 6-4 win in the No. 1 singles match against Northern Illinois (3/23/12)

2010-11

• 2010-11 MAC Freshman of the Year
• Only the third freshman in program history to earn First Team All-MAC since MAC moved to First and Second Team system; the other two were Larissa Chinwah (1999) and Frederika Girsang (2001)
• Sixth player in program history earn All-MAC honors as a freshman
• Tied for team lead in singles victories with a 20-15 record, including 5-3 record against MAC opponents
• Posted a 6-3 record in the No. 2 singles position
• Won first collegiate doubles match against Kansas State (9/17), paired with Rachel Denny
• Advanced to semifinals of ITA Second Chance in singles
• Paired with Maria Nivia to win four consecutive doubles matches (2/20-3/12)

High School

• Maintained top three national ranking over the last three years (2008-10)
• Won the Pejo Cup in 2007 to become the top-ranked U-16 player in Georgia
• Ranked among the top 70 players in Europe
• Won an international doubles tournament in U-16.  

• Daughter of Tamaz Sujashvili and Marina Marsagishvili
• Has one older sister, Veriko, one younger sister, Mariami, and one younger brother, Giorgi
• Majoring in psychology, maintaining a 3.96 GPA
• Born July 5, 1992 in Vladikavkaz, Russia

Sujashvili's Career Statistics (last updated 10/21/13)