Charleston Southern University Athletics

Career Records:
Singles: 32-16 Dual, 12-3 Big South
Doubles: 20-19 Dual, 7-2 Big South

2025 at Charleston Southern (Junior): 
Singles: 11-5 Dual, 3-1 Big South
Doubles: 10-8 Dual, 3-2 Big South

2024 at Charleston Southern (Sophomore): 
Singles: 12-2 Dual, 5-0 Big South
Doubles: 8-9 Dual, 4-0 Big South

Named to the Big South All-Academic Team ... Ended the season with a singles record of 12-2, the most of anyone on the team and the highest winning percentage in the Big South ... Held a perfect 5-0 mark against league opponents in singles play, one of just two players in the Big South to go unblemished through five matches ... Played most of her matches on court #4 going 9-2 and posting marks of 1-0 and 2-0 on courts #3 and #5 ... Finished the year by winning her last eight matches ... In doubles, she had a mark of 8-9, but had most of her success when paired with Kassandra Di Staulo as they compiled a record of 6-2 together, all from the #3 court ... Had a five-match win streak when paired together ... Also had doubles wins with Jessica Braun and played with Amila Jusufbegovic

2023 at Charleston Southern (Freshman): 
Singles: 9-9 Dual, 4-2 Big South
Doubles: 2-2 Dual, 0-0 Big South

Named Second-Team All-Conference for singles in her freshman season ... Finished the year with a 9-9 mark in singles and was 4-2 in Big South play across courts #3, #4 and #5 ... Had her first collegiate victory come at Coastal Carolina (2/14) by straight sets ... Won seven consecutive matches during March al by straight sets ... Also appeared in a few doubles matches on the year going 2-2 and was 2-1 when partnered with Kassandra Di Staulo.

High School: Originally from Zagreb, Croatia ... Had lots of success on the court early in her career, including a national doubles championship at U16 and a national finalist at U18 ... Skegro was a finalist at the J4 Siroki Brijeg tournament in singles and took home the hardware in the doubles competition in late January ... Skegro had a singles ranking of 454 by the International Tennis Federation (ITF) in the Junior Rankings in February of 2022.