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Career Highlights

DOUBLES
Winner (2): 2021 - Luxembourg (w/Van Uytvanck)
2018 - Luxembourg (w/Van Uytvanck)

Finalist (2): 2024 - Brisbane (w/Watson)
2021 - Belgrade (w/Van Uytvanck)


WTA 125 TITLES AND FINALS
SINGLES
Winner (1): 2025 - Birmingham

Finalist (2): 2023 - Kozerki, Saint-Malo

DOUBLES
Winner (2): 2023 - Saint-Malo (w/Schoofs)
2021 - Angers (w/Mihalikova)

Career in Review

2025 highlights include first career WTA 125 singles title on the grass of Birmingham (d. L.Fruhvirtova in F) and SF at WTA 250 Austin (l. Kessler); also won ITF/W75 title at Le Neubourg

Strongest Tour result of 2024 was 's-Hertogenbosch QF (l. Samsonova); also reached SF at WTA 125 Charleston (l. Cocciaretto). In doubles, finished R-Up at WTA 500 Brisbane (w/Watson) and achieved a career-high doubles ranking of No.45 in January

In 2023, made Guangzhou SF (l. Wang Xiyu); posted two WTA 125 R-Ups at Saint Malo and Kozerki; matched best Grand Slam result with US Open 3r (as qualifier, l. Kasatkina); on ITF Circuit, won two singles titles and three doubles titles (all w/Wickmayer). Peaked at career-high ranking of No.59 on October 16

Strongest 2022 results were making second round twice, at Wimbledon (l. Zheng) and Bad Homburg (l. Lisicki)

In 2021, advanced to maiden WTA Tour SF at Prague (l. Martincova); also made first career Grand Slam 3r at US Open as lucky loser (l. Andreescu), and reached QF at Lyon (l. Golubic)

Reached 2r on Grand Slam main draw debut at 2020 Australian Open (as qualifier, d. Sasnovich, l. Rybakina)

Advanced to QF on WTA main draw debut at 2019 Hobart (d. Kozlova and Linette, l. Cornet); also scored first Top 50 win over No.33 Cibulkova during 2r showing at 2019 Stuttgart

Won first WTA Tour doubles title at 2018 Luxembourg (w/Van Uytvanck, d. Lapko/Minella in F), and captured four ITF Circuit singles titles that year at Solarino, Antalya, Oldenzaal and Santarem; jumped 578 ranking spots from start of 2018 to the end (No.926 to No.348)

Lifted one ITF Circuit singles title in 2016, at $10K ITF/Sharm El Sheikh-EGY

Notched first two ITF singles titles in 2015, at $15K ITF/Petange-LUX and $10K ITF/Antalya 28-TUR

Played first professional event at $10K ITF/Maaseik-BEL, reaching the final (unranked, l. No.3 seed Arcangioli)

In juniors, was R-Up in doubles (w/Hobgarski) at 2015 Australian Open (l. Kolodziejova/Vondrousova)