Finalist (2): 2024 - Buenos Aires (w/Sherif), San Luis Potosi (w/Piter)
Career in Review
In 2025, made Tour-level R16 at Bogota and Sao Paulo, and won ITF Circuit/W35 title at Sao Paulo; also made first Tour-level doubles finals, finishing R-Up at Bogota (w/Bara) and Sao Paulo (w/Martins), and won two WTA 125 doubles titles at Cali and Buenos Aires
During 2024, reached QF at WTA 125 events in San Luis Potosi (l. Cocciaretto) and Valencia (l. Shymanovich); at ITF Circuit-level, claimed ninth and tenth career titles at W50 Pretoria and W75 Sao Paulo
In 2023, lifted first WTA 125 title at Buenos Aires (d. Carle); also reached Tour-level QF at Bogota (l. Jones)
Advanced to maiden WTA Tour singles final in 2022, finishing R-Up at Bogota (l. Maria in F). Broke into Top 100 for first time that year following QF run at Warsaw (as lucky loser, l. Bogdan)
Highlight of 2021 season was winning bronze medal in women's doubles w/Luisa Stefani at Tokyo Olympics (d. Kudermetova/Vesnina in bronze medal play-off), becoming the first Brazilians to win Olympic medals in tennis
In singles during 2021, reached four ITF Circuit finals, winning three titles, and ended the year with 47-21 win-loss record across all levels
Fell 1r on WTA main-draw debut at 2014 Rio de Janeiro (as WC, l. Soler Espinosa)
WTA qualifying debut came at 2013 Florianopolis
Made professional debut on ITF Circuit in Brazil in 2009
