Worked with Panna Bartha for a season opening win on court #2 versus North Florida, but fell on singles court #4
Dominated court #2 with a 6-1 win over Georgia Southern and was up in singles play, on court #5 when the victory was clinched
Captured a court #2 doubles win over Rice and a court #5 win in singles
She and Panna Bartha shutout FGCU with 6-0 win, and pushed her singles court #5 match to three sets but fell
The duo fell to Miami on court #2 and her singles match was abandoned
Defeated in both singles and doubles play at UCF
Captured court #3 singles in straight sets at Princeton, but fell on court #1 doubles
She and Bartha captured court #1 doubles versus Charlotte, but was bested on court #4 in singles play
Provided a critical point with a three-set 7-6(7-2),, 5-7, 6-2 win at South Florida on court #4 and fell on court #1
Played to a 4-4 tie along side doubles partner Panna Bartha versus Yale and then captured a 6-4, 6-2 match on court #4
She and Panna Bartha made quick work of defeating their ETSU doubles opponent on court #1 by a 6-1 score, while it took a bit more to capture singles court #4 6-1, 4-6, 6-2
Recorded one of the Owls' two points versus Harvard with a 6-2, 6-0 win on court #4 but fell 6-4 on the top court
Was a 6-4 doubles winner and a 6-2, 2-6, 6-3 court #2 singles winner versus DePaul
She and Panna Bartha remain ranked No. 68 in the March 31 ITA Poll
Worked with Bartha for a 6-3 doubles win over Tulane and then added to the scoring with a 6-3, 6-1 win on court #4
Moved up seven spots to No. 61 in the ITA Collegiate doubles rankings while working with Panna Bartha
She and Bartha's doubles match at FIU was abandoned, but she the Owls third point with a 6-4, 6-2 win on court #3 to put the Owls one away from the victory
Pavkova and Bartha moved up three spots for a No. 58 in the April 14 ITA poll
Picked up two wins at the American Conference Championship versus USF
Freshman (2024-25)
Underwent surgery just weeks after arriving on campus and will retain the season as a redshirt
Member of the traveling party to the 2025 NCAA Tournament
Earned ITA Scholar Athlete Honors
Prior to Florida Atlantic
Powered her way to her country's top-five at every level, including a fourth-place finish in the U12 Czechia and a third-place finish in 2004, 2017 and 2018
The Vestec, Czech Republic native climbed to an ITF ranking of 234 and has won three ITF doubles titles as well as a Doubles National Championship in 2022 which followed a winter and summer National Championship in both 2016 and 2017
Possibly, her best match was a victory over Poland's Weronika Baszak in the 2020 Pilsen. At the time Baszak was ranked No. 9 by ITF and fell in the finals of the Australian Open