Personal

Currently coached by Sandra Zaniewska. Previously coached by Andrea Volpini. Consistently works with her mother Talina (a former professional)
Currently trains in both Monaco and Kiev
Father is Oleg; has two sisters, Zoryana and Mariya. Began playing tennis at age five
One of first coaches was her uncle Taras Beyko, a respected player for the USSR and Ukraine in the late 1980s and early 1990s
Currently managed by former ATP player Ivan Ljubicic
Favorite shot is her serve

Career Highlights

SINGLES
Winner (1): 2023 - Austin
Finalist (1): 2024 - San Diego

DOUBLES
Winner (2): 2023 - Birmingham (w/Krejcikova); 2022 - Portoroz (w/Martincova).
Finalist (1) 2021 - Tenerife (w/L.Kichenok).

ADDITIONAL
Ukrainian Billie Jean King Cup Team, 2018-19, 2021-22.

Career in Review

In 2023, won maiden singles title at Austin (d. Gracheva) and doubles title at Birmingham (w/Krejcikova).

Reached QF at two WTA 500 events; Adelaide 1 (l. Jabeur) and Washington (l. Samsonova). Achieved a peak singles ranking of No. 32 on August 7, 2023 and No. 27 in doubles on May 8, 2023

Best result of 2022 was SF showing at Granby (l. Saville). Also made 3r at Australian Open and Eastbourne

Highlights of second half of 2021 were QF at Chicago [250] (l. Gracheva) and SF at Cluj-Napoca (l. Halep); broke into Top 50 on November 1, 2021, after Cluj-Napoca

On clay, enjoyed career-best R16 run at Roland Garros (l. Swiatek) and advanced to SF at Istanbul (l. eventual champion Cirstea)

Opened 2021 by reaching first career WTA SF, at Abu Dhabi (l. Kudermetova)

Broke into Top 100 at No.97 on November 2, 2020, after reaching back-to-back finals on ITF Circuit in US

Made 3r at 2020 US Open (l. eventual champion Osaka in 3s)

In February 2020, picked up third ITF singles title of career, at a $60k event in Cairo

Season highlight in 2019 was reaching first WTA QF, at Strasbourg (l. Garcia)

Made Grand Slam main draw debut at 2018 Australian Open and reached 3r, having received a WC into the qualifying event by virtue of winning the junior title there in 2017 (d. Masarova in F). Was first player born in 2002 to play in a Grand Slam main draw. Was also youngest player to reach the 3r at a major since 1997 US Open when Mirjana Lucic-Baroni (15 years, 182 days) reached this stage

Scored two Top 50 wins in 2018, over No.27 Peng (Australian Open), No.26 Gavrilova (Fed Cup)

Won first ITF Circuit title of career at $25k ITF/Dunakeszi-HUN in 2017 (d. Pera in F)

Played first WTA qualifying at 2017 Mallorca (l. Kalinskaya in 1r)

Ukrainian Fed Cup Team 2018-20

Won 2017 Australian Open girls' singles title (d. Masarova in F) and ITF Junior Masters event in Chengdu, China in October 2017; rose as high as No.3 in junior rankings in June 2017

Played first professional event at $10k ITF/Kharkhiv-UKR in August 2016 (fell in 1r)