2021-22 Women's Tennis Roster
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Soloveva, Alisa
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Alisa Soloveva
- Class:
- Graduate Student
- High School:
- Educational Center of Olehnik
- Hometown:
- Chelyabinsk, Russia
- Prev School:
- Winthrop
Bio
114 Career Victories
3x First Team All Big South (singles)
2x First Team All Big South (doubles)
ITA Scholar Athelte (2019)
NCAA Woman of the Year Nominee (2020)
Senior (2020 at Winthrop):
Junior (2019 at Winthrop):
3x First Team All Big South (singles)
2x First Team All Big South (doubles)
ITA Scholar Athelte (2019)
NCAA Woman of the Year Nominee (2020)
Senior (2020 at Winthrop):
- 10-2 dual match record at No. 1 singles
- Undefeated in conference play with 5-0 record
- Ended the season on an eight-match win streak
- Posted an 8-4 doubles record at No. 1 and No. 2 position
- With partner Rafaela Santos posted a 7-3 overall record, 4-1 in BSC
- Soloveva and Santos were 6-1 at the No. 2 position and 1-2 at No. 1 position
- With partner Samantha Nanere posted a 1-1 record at No. 2 position
- Finished the season ranked No. 76 in the Oracle/ITA Division I Women's Singles Rankings
Junior (2019 at Winthrop):
- First-Team All-Conference in singles (third-consecutive season)
- Second-Team All-Conference in doubles
- 19-1 dual match record at the No. 2 position
- Undefeated 9-0 in conference play, all in straight sets
- With partner Rafaela Santos posted a 7-7 overall record at No. 2 doubles, 3-0 in the conference
- Defeated Oklahoma's Martina Capurro 6-2, 6-3 in the NCAA Tournament
- Owned a 2-0 record against nationally ranked singles opponents, with wins over No. 95 Anna Ulyashchenko (Wake Forest) and No. 75 Alana Smith (NC State)
- Won 18-straight matches after her sole loss of the spring coming on Jan. 26 against Memphis
- First-Team All-Conference in both singles and doubles (second-consecutive season)
- 17-3 overall regular season record with all but one match at the No. 2 position
- Undefeated 8-0 in conference play, all in straight sets
- With partner Tayla van Eck earned a 12-7 overall record at No. 2 doubles, 6-1 in conference play (regular season)
- Tacked on three more singles wins in the postseason for a final record of 20-3, including a 6-3, 6-2 victory over then-No. 56 Jaeda Daniel of Auburn in the NCAA Tournament.
- Was the clinching point in the Eagles' 4-3 win in the Big South Conference championship match, a three-set win over Liberty's Maria Medina.
- Owned a 2-1 record against nationally ranked singles opponents
- Boasted the best singles record in the Big South Conference along with fellow Eagle Lauren Proctor
- Voted the Big South Conference Freshman of the Year
- Was voted to the All-Big South Singles and Doubles teams (first team)
- Compiled a 17-6 overall singles record and a 7-1 Big South record at No. 2
- Combined with Caitlin Cridland to compile a 19-5 overall doubles record and a 8-0 Big South record at No.2
- Enters NCAA Tournament play with eight straight doubles victories
- Is the daughter of Igor and Tatiana Solovev
- Is majoring in exercise science
- Graduated from Educational Center of Olehnik in 2016
The Roditi Rule
Friday, March 07
#TCU National Champions Day in DC #gofrogs
Wednesday, July 24
Jake Fearnley Talking about his time with TCU Men's Tennis
Tuesday, June 25
TCU Wins NCAA D1 Men's Tennis Championship
Saturday, May 25
