Wichita State Athletics

Career Record - through Spring 2018
Singles: 96-26
Doubles: 71-39
Combined: 167-65

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All-Time List
6th- Singles Career Wins
12th- Combined Career Wins (Singles + Doubles)
17th- Doubles Career Wins
1st- Singles Wins in a Season (39-5)
1st- Wins in a two-year span (63-18)

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Titles/Awards
2017 Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Year
3x MVC Regular Season Champion (Team) – 2015, 16, 17
3x MVC Tournament Champion (Team) – 2015, 16, 17
4x NCAA Tournament Qualifier (Team) – 2015, 16, 17, 18
4x All-MVC -- 2016 (#4 singles, #3 doubles), 2017 (#1 singles, #3 doubles)
1x MVC Individual Champion (Fall) – 2014 (#4 Singles)
4-3 record at NCAA Team Champioships (3-1 singles, 1-2 doubles)
Best Fall Tournament Finishes
2016 Drake Invitational - Flight A Singles, Co-Champion
2016 Drake Invitational - Flight A Doubles, Co-Champion

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2017-18 (Senior)
Spring: Finished her storied career going 17-7 in dual action for the Shockers...competed mainly in third (11-4) and second (5-3) flight....won six of her final nine matches...took down Lauren Alter of Houston (6-2, 4-6, 6-1) and No. 26 Tulsa's Tamara Kupkova (6-2, 7-5) at American Athletic Conference Championship....defeated Miranda Ramirez of Syracuse (6-2, 6-2) at NCAA Team Championships..Doubles/// Finished with a 13-10 overall record...12-7 with Ting-Ya Hsu...won 10-straight matches spanning from Feb. 1- March 3...defeated Lauren Alter and Alison Mills of Houston (6-4) at American Athletic Conference Championship...

2016-17 (Junior)
2017 MVC Player of the Year...All-MVC in No. 1 singles...All-MVC in No. 3 doubles...MVC Player of the Week for the week of April 4...Ranked as high as No. 93 in Oracle/ITA singles rankings...Owns team record for most wins in a two-year span (2015-17: 63-18 record)...Went 24-13 in singles play...Played exclusively in the top flight, going 13-7...Upset  No. 113 Danielle Wagland (Texas) 7-5, 6-2 on Oct. 1...Defeated No. 45 Shannon Hudson (Arkansas) 6-1, 6-1 in the First Round of the NCAA Tournament on May 13 in Stillwater, Oklahoma...Upset No. 36 Bea Machado Santos on Oct. 4...Won two matches in the pre-qualifying tournament at the 2016 Riviera/ITA All-American Championships in the fall, becoming second singles player in program history to pick up multiple wins in the event...Won two co-championships in the top singles and doubles flights at the Drake Invitational... ///// Doubles: 14-14 in doubles play...Went 6-9 with Marta Bellucco, mainly playing in the third flight...7-4 overall when playing in the third flight...Went 2-1 in MVC play...Co-champion of flight A alongside Gabriela Porubin at Drake Invitational in the fall.

2015-16 (Sophomore)
Broke a 32-year old school record for singles wins in a season, going 39-5 (25-1 in duals), shattering the old mark of 34 set by Shocker Hall of Famer Sandy Sadler in 1983-84…  Won 18-straight decisions to close out the year and 36 of her last 38, including a straight-set victory at No. 4 in WSU’s NCAA First Round dual with TCU… After falling to Missouri’s Kelli Hine in No. 3 singles (6-3, 6-3) on Feb. 11, dropped just three more sets the rest of the spring and closed the year with a run of 22-consecutive sets… Suffered a tough first loss at October’s ITA Central Region Championships, after which she ripped off five-straight wins to take the tournament’s consolation crown… Set a school record by winning MVC Player of the Week honors four times and earned All-MVC honors at both No. 4 singles and No. 3 doubles… Teamed up with Abby Stevens in doubles for a 12-3 mark, including a clutch win over TCU in the aforementioned NCAA Tournament dual that clinched the Shockers the doubles point… Played sparingly in doubles until Luca Pump’s exit from the team freed up a spot with Stevens… An AD Honor Roll qualifier in both semesters…  
 
2014-15 (Freshman)
A valuable reserve for a deep Shocker team… Suffered her only singles loss of the season at the ITA Central Region Championships, then was perfect from October on, winning 11-straight decisions… Finished with a 16-1 record, 7-0 in duals… Appeared in the Shockers’ quarterfinal and semifinal wins during the MVC Tournament in the spring… Won the MVC Individual title at No. 4 singles… Finished 16-5 in doubles (9-1 in duals)…
 
Before she was a Shocker…
Attended secondary school at Istituto Sacro Cuore…
 
Personal
Born June 10, 1994 in Italy… Daughter of Michele Guidetti and Stefania Masetti… Has one brother, Davide… Majoring in accounting… Favorite athlete is Serena Williams… Favorite food is pizza.