Currently coached by USTA's Jordan Belga; often works with father, Desmond Osuigwe, and formerly coached by Roger Anderson
Has been playing at the IMG Academy since age 6
Father Desmond is originally from Nigeria and has been a tennis pro at the IMG academy since 1997
Older brother is Deandre, who is a college basketball player and younger sister Victoria also plays tennis
Idolizes Victoria Azarenka...Hobbies include shopping and going to the beach
Favorite shot is her backhand and favorite surface to compete on is red clay
Plays
Right-Handed
Career High
105
Height
5' 6"
Birthday
Apr 17, 2002April 17, 2002
Birthplace
Bradenton, FL, USA
Career Highlights
DOUBLES
Winner (1): 2023 - Midland (w/Baptiste)
Career in Review
Only apearances at WTA tournaments in 2020 ended in 1r defeat at US Open (l. Kozlova) and qualifying exits at Brisbane and Australian Open
In 2019, posted first Tour-level win during 2r showing at Miami (as WC, d. M.Osaka, l. Collins). On ITF Circuit, won second title at $80k ITF/Charlottesville, USA (d. Brengle in F)
Ended 2018 ranked No.226 (up from No.1120 in 2017). Season highlighted by two finals on ITF Circuit, winning title at $80k ITF/Tyler, TX-USA and finishing R-Up at $25k ITF/Wesley Chapel, FL-USA
Scored career-best win over No.39 Bencic en route to title at $80k ITF/Tyler, TX-USA
At tour level in 2018, fell 1r at Miami (l. Liu) and - on Grand Slam debut - US Open (as WC, l. Giorgi)
Owns two singles and two doubles titles on ITF Circuit
Made professional debut in qualifying at 2016 $10k ITF/Buffalo, NY-USA
In juniors, won 2017 Roland Garros (d. Liu in F). In doing so, she became the first American to win the girls’ event since Capriati in 1989. Crowned ITF Junior World Champion in 2018 and a former No.1 junior in the world
