2025 ITA ALL-AMERICA SINGLES
2025 ITA ALL-AMERICA DOUBLES
2025 ALL-PBC, FIRST-TEAM SINGLES (coaches)
2025 ALL-PBC, FIRST-TEAM DOUBLES (coaches)
2024 ITA ALL-AMERICA DOUBLES
2024 ALL-PBC, SECOND-TEAM SINGLES (coaches)
2024 ALL-PBC, FIRST-TEAM DOUBLES (coaches)
2023 PBC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR (coaches)
2023 ALL-PBC, FIRST-TEAM SINGLES (coaches)
2023 ALL-PBC, FIRST-TEAM DOUBLES (coaches)
Statistics: Career |
2024-25 |
2023-24 |
2022-23
2025 (JUNIOR): Played No. 1 all season and finished with a 31-9 overall record in singles...In doubles, went 27-9 while at No. 1....Against ranked opponents, finished with a 9-4 record...Finished ranked No. 5 in singles, but peaked at No. 2 for four weeks...Upset No. 5 Alina Michalitsch of Barry University (May 24), 6-3 and 6-2... Went 26-9 when paired with Anastasia Nikolova in doubles...Peaked at No. 3 and finished at No. 4...Finished with a 4-5 record against ranked opponents...With Nikolova, they defeated No. 6 Tanya Midzi and Narindra Ranaivo of University of Nebraska-Kearney (March 18), 7-5... Was the ITA Southeast Regional runner-up in singles...Went 2-1 and made it to the semifinal round at the ITA Cup...Named PBC Women's Tennis Player of the Week twice (March 3 and 24)...Earned academic all-conference honors...PBC Presidential Honor Roll Silver Scholar...D2 ADA award recipient.
2024 (SOPHOMORE): Went 12-6 overall in singles, including an 11-6 mark during the spring...Finished with an overall doubles record of 21-8, including a 12-5 mark in the spring, all at No. 1...Posted a 3-2 record against nationally-ranked singles players...Knocked off No. 7 Lexi Weir of Nova Southeastern (April 16), 6-2 and 6-3...Finished the season ranked No. 54, but peaked at No. 40...Went 17-4 in doubles when paired with Nadja Meier...The duo went 10-1 during the spring...Were the ITA Southeast Regional runners-up in doubles with Meier...Reeled off seven consecutive wins...Finished the season ranked No. 7 and peaked as high as No. 4 during the season...Was the PBC Women's Tennis Player of the Week (March 18)...CSC Academic All-District®...Earned academic all-conference honors...PBC Presidential Honor Roll Silver Scholar.
2023 (RS-FRESHMAN): Posted a 27-4 record in singles and went 30-7 in doubles...Went 17-3 this spring, all at No. 3 singles...Was 2-1 against nationally-ranked opponents...Won her last five matches in a row...Went 5-0 against league opponents...Peaked at No. 30 (ITA) in singles...Finished with a 22-2 record in doubles this spring, including going 19-2 at No. 1....Advanced to the ITA Southeast Region doubles final...Teamed with Luisa Hrda for most of the spring and the two were ranked No. 11 by the ITA...Was the PBC Player of the Week (March 14)...PBC Presidential Honor Roll Bronze Scholar.
BEFORE FLAGLER: Attended Georgia Southern University in Statesboro.
2022 (FRESHMAN): Had a 9-3 record in singles, and she won her first seven matches in a row...Was 4-3 in doubles...Went 2-1 with current teammate Nadja Meijer...The duo held a 4-3 lead over the No. 5 ranked doubles team in the nation, but the match went unfinished...Missed most of the season due to injury.
PREP SCHOOL: Graduated from Privatgymnasium Mannheim and played club for TC Ludwigshafen Oppau ...Helped her club team achieve vice-champion in the 2.
Bundesliga in 2019, after being promoted from the Regionalliga...Made her debut in the women's league at age 10 and debuted in 2.
Bundesliga at age 12...2x runners-up in the German U14 and U16 doubles championships...Won the U18 region championship in
Rheinland-Pfalz at the age of 13 ... Also captured the regional championship of Baden.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Anja and Dieter Heimen ... Father, Dieter, played professional soccer in Germany as a goalkeeper.
