Camilla Bossi

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2023-24 (Junior)

Spring 2024
- In limited action, Bossi finished 4-8 overall, including 2-4 in singles and 2-4 in doubles play
Did not compete in the fall
Played in professional tournaments throughout the fall semester
2024 Spring Academic All-Big 12 First Team

Went 18-22 during her sophomore season, finishing 9-10 in doubles and 9-12 in singles
Played as the No. 1 seed in singles play throughout the 2022-23 season
Primarily paired with Ting-Pei Chang in doubles
Ranked No. 37 in doubles in the ITA rankings on Sep. 6, 2022
Defeated Kansas State’s Florentine Dekkers on March 10, 2023
Named to the 2022-23 Academic All-District Women’s Tennis Team by College Sports Communicator
Named to the 2023 Spring Academic All-Big 12 First Team
Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll
First Team Academic All-Big 12

Five-consecutive appearances on the Intercollegiate Tennis Association’s (ITA) doubles rankings, highest rank was No. 42
Was named to the Intercollegiate Tennis Association’s (ITA) bi-weekly doubles rankings, alongside Ting-Pei Chang, for the first time in program history
Posted a record of 38-23 during her freshman season, with a 20-12 doubles record and 2-5 conference record
One of two Mountaineers to secure Big 12 singles wins
One of five players to have a 20+ win season
Led the squad with most singles wins, tallying a 18-11 singles record
Bossi went 9-1 in doubles play through her first collegiate fall circuit
Primarily played in the No. 1 doubles slot, alongside Chang
Defeated Baylor’s No. 5 pair Mel Krywoj and Alicia Herrero, 6-4, defeating her first ranked doubles and Big 12 win
Made it to the semifinals with Chang at the ITA Women’s Atlantic Regional and advanced to the ITA Super Regional’s

Played Club under head coach, Eduardo Eche for Clube Pinheiros
As of August 2021, Bossi has an ITF Junior Ranking of 299
Highest ITF Junior ranking is 265 (March 2021)
Competed at the 2021 JA Criciuma 51° Banana Bowl and the J1 Lambare Asuncion Bowl