Annabelle Xu

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2024 ITA Singles All-American

2024-25

• All-ACC Third Team in Singles
• NCAA Singles Qualifier, advancing to the second round
• NCAA Doubles Qualifier, advancing to the second round
• Advanced to the semifinals in singles at the ITA East Sectional to earn a spot in the NCAA Singles Championship (11/10)
• Won the third-place playoff match at the ITA East Sectional to qualify for the NCAA Doubles Championship (11/10)
• Reached No. 23 in the ITA Doubles rankings Feb. 5 (season best)
• Ranked career best No. 21 in the ITA Preseason Singles rankings
• Ranked No. 30 in the ITA Preseason Doubles rankings with Martina Genis Salas
• ITA Atlantic Regional singles semifinalist (third-place finish)
• Picked up the highest ranked doubles victory of her career against then-No 7 Michigan, topping No. 49 Reese Miller and Julia Fliegner 7-5 on doubles court two with Martina Genis Salas (2/1)
• Defeated No. 84 Alejandra Cruz and Given Roach of Georgia Tech 6-4 with Martina Genis Salas on doubles court two (2/23)

2023-24

• ITA Singles All-American
• First Team All-ACC in singles
• Named as an alternate for the NCAA Singles Championship, moving into the main draw via withdrawls
• Picked up two wins in the NCAA Singles Championship (No. 14 Sofia Cabezas of Tennessee and No. 21 Vic Allen of Florida State) to advance to the Round of 16
• Career-best No. 44 singles ranking at the end of the season
• 23-11 in singles including a 7-3 mark at No. 1 and 5-2 at No. 2
• Went 15-15 in doubles
• Picked up the highest-ranked singles win of her career against No. 9 Alexa Noel of Miami (4/12). Noel went on to win the NCAA Singles Championship in May
• Doubles finalist at the ITA All-American (partnering with Mélodie Collard), picking up three wins against teams ranked in the top 25
• Finalist in consolation doubles at the ITA Fall National Championships
• Advanced to the qualifying final in singles at the ITA All-American (10/3)
• Ranked No. 71 in the ITA Preseason Singles Rankings
• Ranked No. 46 in the ITA Preseason Doubles Rankings, moving up to No. 13 in the final fall rankings and reaching a career-best No. 9 ranking (2/20)
• ACC Top VI Award recipient for dedication to community service and outreach programs
• CSC Academic All-Region
• All-ACC Academic Team
• ACC Academic Honor Roll

2022-23

• Went 15-3 in singles and 17-7 in doubles
• Ranked No. 52 in the preseason doubles rankings with Julia Adams
• Won her collegiate debut, topping Sophie Abrams of NC State at the Wahoowa Invitational (9/16)
• Won a gold medal competing in the mixed team competition at the 2022 Canada Games. She and fellow Cavalier Melodie Collard played on team Quebec (8/14)
• Picked up ranked wins against No. 49 Lily Jones of Michigan (2/10) and No. 51 Kailey Evans on San Diego (2/12) at ITA Indoors
• Was on a six-match win streak in singles (1/20-2-12) before being sidelined with an injury
• Returned to singles play after a two month month absence by picking up a win against No. 71 Abigail Rencheli of NC State (4/14)
• Went 8-0 in singles in dual matches during the regular season
• All-ACC Academic Team
• ITA Scholar Athlete
• ACC Academic Honor Roll

JUNIORS AND HIGH SCHOOL

• Career-best junior ranking of No. 21
• Reached the singles quarterfinals at the 2022 Junior French Open
• Closed out her juniors career with a run to the semifinals in doubles at the 2022 Junior US Open
• Has played in all four Junior Slams, advancing to the second round of the 2021 Junior US Open and the 2022 US Junior Australian Open
• Has competed in four main draws of ITF World Tennis Tour tournaments, advancing to the finals of the 15K in Norman, Okla. in October 2021
• Won the U18 Junior Nationals in her native Canada
• Partnered with her soon-to-be UVA teammate Melodie Collard in doubles during the 2019 Junior Fed Cup, going 2-0 in Round-Robin Group 3 play
• Has three junior singles titles under her belt, most recently winning a title in 2021 in San Jose, Costa Rica
• Has won four junior doubles championships
• Runner-up in singles earlier at the 2022 Grade A tournament in Cricluma, Brazil
• Doubles finalist in November of 2021 in Merida, Mexico

PERSONAL

• Enrolled in McIntire School of Commerce

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