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Jelena
Kostanic Tosic

CRO
5' 6 1/4" (1.68 m)

Career Stats

Career High
30
Doubles Titles
8
Won / Lost
198 / 179
Prize Money
$1,577,765
  • Coached by Alan Maric; off-court trainer is Slaven Hrvoj ... Started playing tennis at age 7 ... Married Roko Tosic, Croatian table tennis player, on July 8, 2006 ... Father, Slobodan, is an external bank auditor; mother, Smiljana, is a dental nurse; sister, Marina, is a student of economics; loves her nieces, Mia and Lana ... Entire family plays recreational tennis on private court ... Enjoys comedies; favorite actor is Tom Hanks ... Likes reading and listening to music (especially Croatian music) ... Likes to play and watch sports, soccer and basketball the most ... Admires Michael Jordan and Goran Ivanisevic (who comes from the same tennis club in Split).

Plays

Left-Handed

Career High

32

Height

5' 6 1/4" (1.68 m)

Birthday

Jul 6, 1981 July 6, 1981

Birthplace

Split, Croatia

Career Highlights

SINGLES
Winner: 2001 - ITF/Fontanafredda-ITA; 1999 - ITF/Bushey-GBR, ITF/Warsaw-POL; 1998 - ITF/Otocec-SLO.
Finalist (3): 2006 - Pattaya City, Bangalore; 2003 - Helsinki.

DOUBLES
Winner (8): 2008 - ITF/Zagreb 2-CRO (w/Ani); 2006 - Tokyo [Japan Open], Bangkok (both w/King), ITF/Dubai 2-UAE (w/Jugic-Salkic); 2005 - ITF/Joue-les-Tours-FRA (w/Mezak); 2004 - Auckland (w/Jugic-Salkic), Canberra (w/Schaul); 2002 - Warsaw (w/Nagyova), Strasbourg (w/Hopkins); 2001 - ITF/Grado-ITA (w/Mihalache); 1999 - Bol (w/Pastikova), Kuala Lampur (w/Pisnik), ITF/Warsaw-POL (w/Mihalache); 1998 - ITF/Makarska-CRO, ITF/Hvar-CRO (both w/Srebotnik), ITF/Spoleto-ITA (w/Pastikova); 1997 - ITF/Beograd-CRO, ITF/Zadar-CRO (both w/Srebotnik).
Finalist (8): 2008 - Bogotá (w/Müller); 2006 - Hobart (w/Craybas), Guangzhou (w/King): 2005 - Prague (w/Zahlavova Strycova), Portoroz (w/Srebotnik); 2004 - 's-Hertogenbosch (w/Schaul); 2003 - Strasbourg (w/Granville); 2000 - Budapest (w/Nacuk).

ADDITIONAL
Croatian Fed Cup Team, 1998, 2000-05, 2007-08; Croatian Olympic Team, 2004.