Anastasiia Lopata

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Height:
5-7
Class:
Freshman
High School:
Kiev Gymnasium of Oriental Languages Number 1
Hometown:
Kiev, Ukraine

CAREER BESTS

ITA Singles Ranking: No. 13 (2025)
ITA Doubles Ranking: No. 63 with Guillermina Grant (2025)
Single-Season Singles Wins: 32 (2024)
Single-Season Dual Singles Wins: 17 (2024)
Single-Season Doubles Wins: 21 (2024)
Single-Season Dual Doubles Wins: 16 (2025)
Career Singles Record: 69-22
Career Dual Singles Record: 40-10
Career Doubles Record: 50-22
Career Doubles Dual Record: 34-15

JUNIOR (2024-25)

Played at No. 2 singles and No. 2 doubles for a team that went 29-3 (13-2 SEC) and finished the year ranked No. 1 nationally after winning three team titles including the 2025 ITA National Team Indoor Championship, the 2025 SEC Tournament and the 2025 NCAA Championship
Earned 2025 NCAA All-Tournament Team and All-SEC First Team honors.
Named SEC Player of the Week for the week of Feb. 26
Finished the season 18-1 overall in singles while going 14-1 in dual singles matches and 8-1 in the SEC regular season
Went a perfect 10-0 record against ranked opponents while earning seven wins against top 50 foes
In doubles, finished her junior season 18-6 overall record while going 16-5 in dual matches and 6-3 in the SEC regular season, earning one top 25 ranked victory
In the fall, took the 2024 Battle in the Bay Classic, winning five-consecutive matches and winning eight of 10 total sets played before taking the title via walkover
Finished the fall season 5-0 in singles through one competition, going on to win the 2024 Battle in the Bay Classic in taking eight of 10 total sets played before securing the title via walkover in the final

SOPHOMORE (2023-24)

Played at No. 4 singles and No. 3 doubles for a team that went 25-5 (12-1 SEC) and finished No. 3 nationally after winning SEC Co-Regular Season and Tournament titles as well as 2024 NCAA National Finalists
Finished the year as a 2024 NCAA Singles Finalist, becoming the lowest ranked player to ever reach an NCAA Championship final (ninth alternate)
Earned Second Team All-SEC honors and SEC All-Tournament Team recognition
Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll while also earning 2024 ITA Scholar-Athlete (3.5 GPA or above) honors
Earned 2024 ITA Division I All-American honors in singles
Qualified for the WTA/ITF Accelerator Program after reaching the NCAA Singles Final
Finished the season with a career-high No. 30 national ranking in the singles ITA Year-End Rankings (10th highest in the SEC)
Finished the year with a 32-10 singles record, winning 20 of her last 23 completed singles matches before finishing as an NCAA Singles Finalist
Went undefeated with eight consecutive wins from Feb. 10 through the end of March
Posted a 21-5 doubles record on the year, finishing with 13 wins in her last 15 matches
Tallied 12 wins in 14 doubles matches in dual match play after pairing up with Mell Reasco on court three
Won six matches against nationally ranked singles opponents including back-to-back wins against top 10 opponents in the NCAA Singles quarterfinal and semifinal (def. No. 9 Celia-Belle Mohr and No. 2 Amelia Rajecki)
Posted a 17-4 singles record in dual match play while going 6-1 during the SEC regular season

FRESHMAN (2022-23)

Part of team that went 26-5 and finished ranked No. 2 nationally after advancing to the semifinals of the NCAA Championships, the finals of the ITA National Team Indoors and won the SEC Tournament title
Named to the SEC All-Freshmen Team, the ITA Southeast Region Rookie of the Year
Posted a 19-11 singles record with a final ITA ranking of No. 81 plus went11-11 in doubles
Saw action mostly at No. 4 in the lineup, going 9-3, and went 4-5 at No. 3 doubles with Ania Hertel
Tabbed the No. 10 Freshman/Newcomer by the ITA prior to the season
Part of ITA All-Academic Team

BEFORE GEORGIA

Trained in her home country of Ukraine
Reached a career-high ranking of No. 32 in the International Tennis Federation (ITF) World Junior Rankings
Competed in a pair of Grand Slam Junior events at the Australian Open and Wimbledon
Won the Grade 1 Beaulieu-sur-Mer in France without dropping a set and made it to the finals of the Grade 2 Cap d’Ail in France — both on clay courts
Captured three doubles titles, winning the Grade 1 Bamberg in Germany, the Grade 2 Istres in France and the Grade 2 Cap d’Ail in France
Has posted a career-high 10.89 Universal Tennis Rating and has posted 13 top-75 wins, including four against top-30 opponents
In 2021, she won the Grade 3 Lviv in Ukraine, and advanced to the semifinals of the W15 Chornomorsk in Ukraine, defeating the No. 1 seed Anastasia Zolotareva (No. 335 WTA) along the way

PERSONAL