Pepperdine University Athletics

HONORS and AWARDS (Pepperdine):
WCC Commissioner's Honor Roll (Silver) – 2023

HONORS and AWARDS (Wake Forest):
ITA All-American (singles) – 2021
All-ACC singles first team – 2021
All-ACC singles second team – 2022
All-ACC Academic Team – 2021, 22
ACC Academic Honor Roll – 2022
 
HONORS and AWARDS (Vanderbilt):
SEC Academic Honor Roll (2019)

PEPPERDINE (2023): Played in two fall tournaments and two dual singles play matches before her season was cut short due to injury ... Went 4-1 in singles tournament play and 3-1 in doubles tournament play with Bunyawi Thamchaiwat ... Also played in three doubles matches with her younger sister, Anna ... Went 3-0 at the Freeman Memorial Championship with wins over UCLA's Vanessa Ong, Oklahoma State's Kristina Novak and #72 Sofia Rojas of Oklahoma State ... In the classroom, was a WCC Commissioner's Honor Roll (Silver) award winner.

WAKE FOREST (2019-22): Finished the 2022 season ranked #45 in singles by the ITA … Took on the challenge of being the Demon Deacons' #1 singles player … Earned an at-large bid to the 2022 NCAA Singles and Doubles Championships as an individual, the lone Deac to attain such recognition … Remained nationally ranked in ITA Singles throughout the entire course of the season, bumping up to as high as No. 32 in May … Recorded a team-best seven wins over national foes … Provided the clinching point for Wake Forest in the team's NCAA Tournament first-round contest versus No. 40 Northwestern, downing No. 82 Clarissa Hand in three sets … Advanced to the Round of 32 in the NCAA Singles Championship after holding on for a three-set finish over No. 118 Mila Saric … Was All-ACC second team … All-ACC Academic Team selection … ACC Academic Honor Roll … As a junior was named an ITA All-American in singles, becoming the first Deac to attain such honors since 2002 ... Finished the season ranked #32 in singles … Was nationally ranked as high as 11th in singles in April 2021 ... Named to the All-ACC first team ... Went 9-6 in singles play and 9-5 in doubles play... Ranked nationally as high as 23rd in doubles in March of 2021 … All-ACC Academic honoree ... As a sophomore, ended the COVID-shortened season ranked #19 by the ITA in singles …Compiled a 23-10 overall record including a 8-3 mark in dual match play … Played all of her dual matches on the No. 1 court while also holding an 11-8 mark against ranked opponents during the season … Captured four wins over top-25 opponents including a straight-set win over No. 8 Anna Rogers of NC State in October of 2019 … Compiled an overall record of 11-3 in doubles play including a perfect 6-0 record during dual action.

VANDERBILT (2018-19): Compiled a 26-10 singles record as a freshman ... Recorded a seven-match win streak and clinched two SEC matches for the Commodores ... Also clinched the match against Texas A&M to advance Vandy to the NCAA quarterfinals ... Earned her highest singles ranking at #71 in November 2018.
 
JUNIORS: Ranked No. 1 in 12s, 14s, 16s and 18s in NorCal ... 2016 Northern California girls 18’s sectional winner ... 2016 Amelia Island doubles finalist ... 2016 Level 2 Eva Zimmerman girls 18’s 3rd place ... 2016 National Winter Hardcourt champion G18’s doubles ... 2016 IMG player of the year ... 2017 finalist National Level 2 girls 18’s singles Michigan ... 2017 IMG player of the year nominee.
 
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from IMG Academy, located in Bradenton, Fla., in 2018.
 
PERSONAL:  Pursuing her master’s degree in real estate … Daughter of Mark and Adele Campana … Has two older brothers, Matthew and Peter, and a younger sister, Anna, who also currently plays for Pepperdine women's tennis … Father played tennis at UCLA … Matthew played tennis at Saint Mary’s College, while Peter played tennis at Boston College … Career goals are to become a professional tennis player and eventually be a part of the family business.
 
FAVORITES: Favorite professional athlete is Roger Federer … Favorite musical artist is Harry Styles … Favorite TV show is Friends.
 
FUN FACTS: Enjoys spending as much time as she can with family … Biggest sports hero is Kobe Bryant “because he embodied the definition of outworking your competitors and having a mamba mentality not only in sports but in life which is something I try to live by” … Loves being able to think for herself and competing most about tennis.
 
CHOSE PEPPERDINE BECAUSE: “I felt that along with a great education, I was going to be able to work with some of the best coaches in college tennis to help achieve my collegiate and professional tennis goals.”