CHELSEA CLINCHES THE MATCH.

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FINAL: ASU 4, Arizona 3 pic.twitter.com/9Rv7oR3l7H

— Arizona State Women’s Tennis (@sundevilwtennis) April 20, 2024

 
--VIDEO: Comfortable with a Racket or Microphone (by Nick King, KPHO-5/Feb. 28, 2024)

• One of 32 duos selected to compete at the NCAA Doubles Championships alongside Patricija Spaka
• Went 7-7 in singles and 11-7 in doubles
• Earned Second-Team All-Conference Honors

• Was terrific in her debut season, going 16-5 in singles. Her 16 wins trailed just Marianna Argyrokastriti (18) for the team-lead
• Went 12-6 on doubles Court 3 alongside Argyrokastriti
• Ranked as high as No. 98 in singles by the ITA
• Played five matches on singles Court 1 this spring, going 3-2 and beating No. 94 Isabella Harvison (Baylor) for the first ranked win of her collegiate career on March 4
• Began the season on singles Court 4, but played the last half of the season on Court 2
• Named an ITA Scholar Athlete
• Earned First Team All-Conference honors

• A Switzerland native who prepped at the heralded IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida
• Competed at all four Junior Grand Slams and received a career-best ranking of No. 38 in the International Tennis Federation Junior World Rankings
• Ranked by the Women's Tennis Association's as No. 1341 in singles and No. 887 in doubles
• Has a pair of titles in the J4 Frankfurt (2021) and the J5 Bayamón (2019) tournaments