Andrea Artimedi Season 2025-26

YearSenior

HometownRoseto degli Abruzzi, Italy

CAREER HONORS

2025-26 (SENIOR)

Earned the Heather Morris Courage Award from Mizzou Athletics, which honors student-athletes who demonstrate heart and perseverance in the face of adversity
Totaled a 14-15 record in doubles matches and was 10-10 in singles competition
Secured SEC singles wins against No. 11 South Carolina, 7-5, 7-5, and Arkansas, 6-3, 6-2
Recorded a doubles win at No. 16 Florida with partner Korina Roso, 6-2

2024-25 (JUNIOR)

CSC Academic All-District
Finished the season with a 10-9 single record, including three key wins over SEC opponents against No. 55 Mississippi State, Ole Miss and No. 22 Florida
Clinched the team win against No. 55 Mississippi State, earning the Tigers their first ranked win since 2022 by defeating Chiara Di Genova, 6-4, 6-3
Earned a dominant win over Florida’s Reagan Parker with a double bagel
Secured with a 12-11 doubles record, competing primarily with Mary Brumfield or Inah Canete in the two and three spot
Tallied five SEC doubles wins with four different partners
Picked up a fall tournament doubles win with Mary Brumfield over Houston at the FIU Invitational
Recorded eight unfinished doubles matches, showcasing competitiveness across multiple tight matchups in the spring

2023-24 (SOPHOMORE)

SEC Spring Honor Roll
Finished the season 7-11 in singles, competing primarily in the No. 6 spot, and was 9-12 in the No. 3 doubles slot
Captured nine doubles wins on the season with partner Emelie Schwarte in the No. 3 spot, including back-to-back doubleheader victories over Radford and James Madison (Feb. 3), and LSU and Saint Louis (April 7)
Defeated SEC opponent Alabama in straight sets 6-3, 6-1 on court six
Secured a doubles win for the Tigers in the SEC Tournament, beating No. 11 Alabama 6-4 on court three

2022-23 (FRESHMAN)

Won eight singles matches and six doubles matches with partner Emelie Schwarte.
Beat three SEC opponents in singles events against Vanderbilt, Arkansas and at LSU.
Finished regular season singles on a two-match win streak.

HIGH SCHOOL

With a decade of experience, Artimedi has a long last of accomplishments including a career-best ITF U18 ranking of 469. Artimedi went to the finals of the Tennis Europe Junior U-16 Tour in Rotterdam (2019).
She made singles finals appearances in the ITF U-18 J5 Pescara 2020 tournament as well as the ITF U-18 singles J5 Lake Garda 2020 tournament. Artimedi was the doubles winner in the same ITF U-18 J5 Pescara 2020 tournament and U-18 J5 Lake Garda 2020 tournament.
Some of Artimedi's best singles wins came against Tatiana Barkova (No. 38), Nino Natsvlishvili (No. 257), Uma Bakaityte (No. 234), and Demi Tran (932 WTA rank).
All of these victories came in 2019 during the ITF U-18 tournaments. In doubles, Artimedi defeated Ani Vangelova (504 WTA rank) and Maria Bergen (921 WTA rank).

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