Alexis Blokhina Season 2022-23

Career Accolades

• Pac-12 champion (2023)
• Pac-12 Tournament champion (2023)

As a Freshman (2022-23) • Pac-12 Champions • Pac-12 Tournament Champions

• Finished the season 25-9 overall in singles, including a 15-6 mark in dual matches
• Ranked 73rd in the nation to end the year in singles, while ranking 13th in the final doubles rankings with partner Angelica Blake
• Ended the dual match season on a six match win streak, with three of those wins in three sets
• Tallied a team-high seven three-set victories, going 7-4 in matches that went the distance
• Advanced to the semifinals of the ITA Northwest Regionals in singles
• Went 9-4 against Pac-12 opponents and earned four ranked wins
  • Went 3-0 in singles in the NCAA Tournament
  • Highest ranked win came against No. 50 Jessica Alsola of California
• Clinched three matches: UC Davis (Jan. 19), UCLA (March 26) and Arizona (March 31)
• Qualified for the NCAA Doubles Championship with Blake, losing in the first round

Prior to Stanford

• Ranked as high as No. 4 nationally by Tennis Recruiting and as high as No. 1 by USTA
• Career-high ranking of 774th in the world by the WTA and 25th in the ITF junior rankings
• Indian Wells (Easter Bowl) junior singles champion in 2022, finishing as runner-up in doubles
• Semifinalist at 2022 International Open of San Diego
• Has played in 11 women's pro tournaments in singles, with a semifinal finish at the W25 Orlando in 2022
• Best singles performance at a Grand Slam was the Round of 16 at the 2021 U.S. Open
• Quarterfinalist in doubles at the 2022 Australian Open
• Youngest player to ever win the girls' 18s USTA Florida "Bobby Curtis" Junior State Singles Championship, doing so at the age of 13
• USTA Level 2 national champion at the 12s, 14s and 16s levels
• USTA 14s Gold Ball recipient for clay court doubles
• Competed in all four Grand Slams in both singles and doubles by the age of 17
• Practiced with Venus Williams prior to competing at Wimbledon in 2022
• Won a gold medal in singles and doubles with Team USA at the Maccabiah Games in Israel the summer of 2022.

Personal

• Daughter of Lyana Blokhina and Oleg Blokhin
• Has a younger brother, Nathan
• Born in Redwood City, California and moved to Miami, Florida at the age of 10 to play tennis where family currently resides
• Enjoys horseback riding and volunteering at the local animal rescue shelter

SINGLES

DOUBLES