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2024-25 NCAA Doubles Champion
2x ITA Doubles All-American
2025 ITA Singles All-American

2024-25

NCAA DOUBLES CHAMPION
Partnered with Mélodie Collard to become the first NCAA Doubles Champions in program history. They won all five matches in the tournament in third-set 10-point tiebreakers culminating with a 4-6, 6-3, 10-5 win against [5-8] Olivia Center and Kate Fakih of UCLA
All-ACC First Team in Doubles
All-ACC Second Team in Singles
ITA Doubles & Singles All-American
First Team CSC Academic All-American
Named the national winner of the ITA Cissie Leary Award for Sportsmanship
ITA Atlantic Region Senior Player of the Year
ITA Atlantic Region Cissie Leary Sportsmanship Award Recipient
NCAA Singles and Doubles Qualifier
Became the first doubles pairing (with Mélodie Collard) in program history to reach No. 1 in the ITA Doubles rankings on Feb. 5
Held the No. 1 ITA Doubles ranking for 8 weeks
Reached a career-high No. 18 in singles in the ITA Rankings on Feb. 20
Advanced to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Singles Championship, earning ITA All-American honors in singles
Defeated No. 1 Mary Stoiana of Texas A&M 6-3, 6-0 in the NCAA Singles Round of 16
ITA Atlantic Regional Doubles Champion (with Melodie Collard)
Led the team in singles with a 28-8 record on the year. Went 12-2 in dual matches
Went 31-5 in doubles on the season
Won the quarterfinal playoff at the ITA East Regional to earn an invitation to compete in the NCAA Singles Championship (11/10)
Ranked No. 3 in doubles in the preseason ITA Rankings with Collard
Went 3-0 in doubles with Collard at the Kitty Harrison Invitational
Ranked No. 74 in the Preseason ITA Singles Rankings
ITA Atlantic Regional Singles semifinalist (finished fourth)
Defeated No. 1 Susanna Maltby and Carson Tanguilig of North Carolina 6-1 with partner Collard on the top court (1/20)
Won the clincher in the ITA Kickoff Weekend final against No. 7 Duke (1/26), topping No. 25 Emma Jackson 1-6, 6-1, 6-3
Topped No. 10 Ellie Coleman and Irina Balus of Duke in doubles, her second top 10 doubles win of the season (1/26)
Earned first career ACC Player of the Week after winning the clincher against Duke and going 3-0 in doubles (1/28)
Earned her fourth career ACC Doubles Team of the Week honor with Melodie Collard after picking up two top 10 wins against North Carolina and Duke (1/28)
Won her first seven doubles matches of the dual match season with Collard
Defeated No. 22 Connie Ma and Valerie Glozman of Stanford 6-4 on the top doubles court with Collard (3/23)
Picked up a 6-0 win over No. 17 Irina Balus and Ellie Coleman of then-No. 4 Duke on the the top doubles court with Collard (4/19)
Defeated No. 18 Balus of then-No.4 Duke 6-0, 6-2 on court two, helping the Cavaliers take down the Blue Devils to reach the ACC Championship (4/19)
Recipient of the Teammate Award at the Hoos Choice Awards
Finalist for the IMP Award, presented to UVA’s Female Athlete of the Year at the Hoos Choice Awards
CSC Academic All-District
All-ACC Academic Team
ACC Academic Honor Roll
ITA Scholar-Athlete

2023-24

ITA Doubles All-American
First Team All-ACC in doubles
Three-time ACC Doubles Team of the Week with Mélodie Collard
Invited to compete in the NCAA Doubles Championship with Collard. Originally unseeded when the draw was announced, was elevated to a 5-8 seed when the final draw was unveiled
Moved up to a No. 8 doubles ranking with Collard (4/16), their first time breaking into the top-10 after twice being ranked No. 12 (3/5 & 4/2). Finished the year ranked No. 14
Went 16-4 in dual matches in the regular season, finishing with a 19-5 record and a 16-9 mark in doubles
Picked up a top-10 doubles win at Michigan, topping No. 8 Jaedan Brown and Kari Miller 6-2 with partner Mélodie Collard (2/3)
Earned ACC Doubles Team of the Week honors after the win against Brown and Miller (2/6)
Topped No. 11 Fiona Crawley and Carson Tanguilig of UNC in doubles in the 4-0 win during ITA Indoors (2/11), second top 15 doubles win of the season
Defeated No. 11 Amelia Rajecki and Maddy Zampardo of NC State 6-0 on the top court (with Mélodie Collard) (4/2)
Logged another 6-0 win against a ranked doubles team with Collard, taking down No. 29 Pfennig and Nong of Miami (4/12)
Earned her second ACC Doubles Team of the Week honor after wins against NC State and Wake Forest (4/2)
Moved up to a No. 12 doubles ranking (with Collard) after the NC State and Wake Forest wins (4/2)
Earned her third ACC Doubles Team of the Week honor after wins against Miami and Florida State (4/16)
Went 6-0 in singles to start dual match season
Had a seven-match singles win streak from Feb. 11- Mar. 24, starting with a straight-set win against UNC’s Reilly Tran at ITA Indoors
Fell in the first round of NCAA Doubles against No. 11 Cabezas and Tomase of Tennessee
Ranked No. 16 in the ITA Preseason Doubles Rankings (with Natasha Subhash)
Ranked No. 100 in the ITA Preseason Singles Rankings, moving to a season-high No. 69 (2/20)
Did not compete in the fall
All-ACC Academic Team
ACC Academic Honor Roll

2022-23

All-ACC Doubles Third Team
Finished the fall with a 9-2 record in doubles, moving up to a No. 3 national ranking (partnering with Natasha Subhash)
Doubles semifinalist at the ITA All-American (10/9)
Doubles semifinalist at the ITA Fall National Championships (11/5)
Singles finalist at the ITA Atlantic Regional (10/24), downing teammate No. 18 Natasha Subhash in the semifinals, the second-highest ranked victory of her career (10/24)
Ranked No. 56 in the preseason singles rankings
Finished the year ranked No. 31 in doubles partnering with Natasha Subhash
Went 17-12 in singles and 23-10 in doubles for the season
VaSID Second Team All-State in Doubles
All-ACC Academic Team, her second time earning the honor
ACC Academic Honor Roll

2021-22

ITA Atlantic Region Rookie of the Year
All-ACC Third Team in singles
18-15 in singles; 22-9 in doubles
Named as an alternate for the NCAA Singles Championship, moving into the main draw
Won the clinching match in UVA’s 4-2 victory against No. 3 NC State in the ACC Championship quarterfinals, topping No. 66 Priska Nugroho 6-4, 4-6, 6-3 on court three (4/22)
Named the ACC Freshman of the Week after going 2-0 at No. 2 singles and 2-0 at No. 2 doubles during ITA Kickoff Weekend (2/1)
Defeated No. 64 Valeriya Zeleva of UCF while playing at No. 1 singles (2/4)
Runner-up in singles at the ITA Atlantic Regional (10/25)
Picked up two wins against ranked opponents at the Fall Spotlight Ranked Tournament in Cary, topping No. 16 Isabella Pfenning of Miami and No. 50 Megan Davies of South Carolina (9/26)
Earned the team’s Best Attitude Award, presented at the team banquet at the end of April
Reached a season-high No. 53 singles ranking (4/6) and No. 50 in doubles (2/24)
Finished the year ranked No. 78 in singles and No. 56 in doubles with Natasha Subhash
VaSID All-State First Team in doubles
All-ACC Academic Team
ACC Academic Honor Roll

JUNIORS AND HIGH SCHOOL

Five-star blue-chip recruit ranked as high as No. 6 nationally by tennisrecruiting.net and the third-ranked recruit in the Southeast and the state of Florida
Singles semifinalist and doubles runner-up at the 2019 ITF World Tennis Tour 15K event in Williamsburg, Va. (falling to Natasha Subhash in the singles semifinals)
2018 singles title at the Girls’ 16 Eddie Herr International Junior Championship
2018 Girls’ 16 Orange Bowl quarterfinalist
2018 finalist in the doubles and quarterfinalist in the singles at the USTA Billie Jean King Girls’ 16 National Hard Court Championships, earning Billie Jean King sportsmanship award
2019 singles quarterfinal at the Coffee Bowl in Costa Rica while capturing the doubles title
2018 Florida “Bobby Curtis” Junior State Singles Championships in the Girls 16s
2020 Oracle ITA Summer Circuit singles title in Lakeland, Fla.

PERSONAL

Recipient of the 2021-22 and 2022-23 Virginia Athletics Foundation Endowed Tennis Scholarship
Psychology major

CAREER STATS

	SINGLES			DOUBLES
Year	Overall	Dual	ACC	Overall	Dual	ACC
2021-22	18-15	9-7	1-3	22-9	16-6	4-2
2022-23	17-12	9-9	8-5	23-10	14-7	9-4
2023-24	19-5	19-5	9-3	16-9	16-8	9-2
2024-25	28-8	12-2	6-1	31-5	14-4	6-3
Career	82-40	49-23	24-12	92-33	60-25	28-11

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