Petra Kvitová, born March 8, 1990, is an accomplished world-class Czech tennis player. Kvitova turned pro in 2006 and has since won 28 singles titles in her career, including two Grand Slams.
She won the Wimbledon Championships in 2011 and 2014 and also attended the 2016 Olympics for the Czech Republic.
In Shenzhen, Petra Kvitová won her first title of 2015, defeating Tsvetana Pironkova in the final. After a six-week break, she made her return to the Fed Cup semifinals, where the Czechs defeated France 2-0. Wimbledon marked the start of Petra Kvitová’s grass-court season. She was defeated in three sets by former world No. 1 Jelena Jankovic as the defending champion. She lost her first two matches in the US Open Series in Toronto and Cincinnati.
Where did Petra Kvitová go to college?
Petra, according to our painstaking research attended two colleges. She attended the Jan Amos Komenský
University Prague and Nicholas Copernicus Grammar School.
Details about what she studied in those institutions a not readily available at the moment.
