University of Nevada Las Vegas

AT UNLV: A powerful player who enters 2024 as the winningest doubles player in school history by percentage ... Her 47-11 record through two seasons means her .810 percentage is better than current career record-holder Kristina Nedeltcheva, who finished at .748 from 2007-10 (98-33) ... She also enters her junior campaign ranking second in school history in singles win percentage at .800 (36-9), trailing only Katarina Malec, who went 46-11 in 1999-2000 for a percentage of .807 ... After signing with the Rebels, could only study remotely from her home nation of China because of the pandemic and used it as a redshirt season of competition ... Majoring in ESL degree prep.

2023: Named All-Mountain West in doubles for the first time after an eye-popping sophomore campaign that saw her and playing partner Cindy Hu go 23-4 overall, including 18-2 at the No. 2 spot in the lineup and a perfect 9-0 in Mountain West play ... Her single-season win percentage of .852 ranked third in school history behind only two players going 25-4 ... The duo started out 17-0 in dual matches before losing two of its last three outings ... Led the team in singles victories with a record of 20-3, including 15-2 in duals at the No. 4 (2-0) and 5 (13-2) sports ... Went 7-0 vs. Mountain West opponents ... Her .870 win percentage in singles ranked second in UNLV single-season history.

2022: Saw her first court action and turned in a 16-6 overall singles record, including 12-6 at the No. 6 position ... Went 5-3 in MW action ... Named Mountain West Freshman of the Week on March 9 after going perfect in three matches, finishing a combined 6-0, including not losing a set in a trio of singles victories on court six ... Led the team in doubles wins with a 24-7 mark, including 20-3 at the No. 3 spot in duals ... Posted a 5-1 mark with Aura Fang vs. MW league opposition and 3-0 vs. the conference with Salsa Aher ... Named Academic All-MW and earned ITA Scholar-Athlete honors.

2021: Redshirted season after becoming one of two players from China, along with Cindy Hu, to sign with the program.