ITA Singles All-American (2023)
ITA Doubles All-American (2021)
All-SEC First Team (2022)
All-SEC Second Team (2023)
Spring SEC Academic Honor Roll  (2022, 2023)
First-Year SEC Academic Honor Roll (2021)

As a Senior
Fall 2023: Began fall with career-high singles ranking of No. 20 and doubles ranking of No. 17 alongside Carolyn Ansari ... Went 1-5 in singles and 1-4 in doubles during the fall ... Earned ranked singles win against No. 17 Elza Tomase of Tennessee ... Defeated No. 46 Collard/Xu of Virginia with partner Ansari ... Finished fall ranked No. 53 in doubles alongside Ansari
As a Junior
Spring 2023: Earned ITA Singles All-American honors by recording two wins at the NCAA Singles Championships ... Received second team All-SEC honors ... Finished the season ranked 27th in singles and 32nd in doubles with partner Carolyn Ansari by the ITA ... recorded a 23-17 overall singles record (16-11 in dual matches) playing mostly at the top of the singles lineup... posted 20-15 overall doubles record (11-13 in dual matches) ... played all dual doubles matches at No. 1 alongside partner Carolyn Ansari ... picked up 12 singles wins over ranked opponents during the season (six in dual matches) ... Highest ranked singles victory of the season came against then-No. 9 Ayana Akli of South Carolina 6-2, 6-2 ... Recorded  win over then-No. 20 Janice Tjen of Pepperdine 6-4, 6-3 ... had a 7-6 singles record and a 5-6 doubles record in SEC matches 

Fall 2022: Was ranked 61st in singles and 4th in doubles with partner Selin Ovunc... finished 5-4 in singles and 7-2 in doubles during the fall... claimed four wins over ranked opponents including 22nd ranked Carmen Corely of Oklahoma and 60th ranked Jaedan Brown of Michigan ... claimed two doubles victories over ranked opponents with partner Carolyn Ansari including 19th ranked team of Margaux Maquet/Lucia Quiterio of UNC Charlotte and 24th ranked Irina Cantos Siemers/Sydni Ratliff of Ohio State... finished the fall ranked 43rd in doubles and 10th in doubles alongside partner Carolyn Ansari

As a Sophomore
Spring 2022: Ranked No. 83 in the final ITA singles rankings ... Was No. 13 nationally in doubles along with Selin Ovunc ... Went 18-6 in dual matches and 28-9 overall in singles for the year, playing mostly at the No. 2 position ... Recorded a 14-5 mark in dual matches and 21-9 overall record in doubles, playing at the top spot ... Was 9-4 in SEC singles and 9-1 in doubles ... Earned eight wins over ranked opponents in singles and five in doubles ... Highest-ranked singles win came over No. 40 Abigail Rencheli (NC State), 6-1, 7-6 (4) at ITA National Indoors ... Provided clinching win over No. 10 UCF with 7-5, 6-3 victory over No. 64 Valeriya Zeleva to secure Auburn's berth in National Indoors ...  Clinched Tigers' victory over No. 26 Tennessee with a 3-6, 6-2, 6-2 win over No. 52 Tenika McGiffin ... Also defeated McGiffin 6-2, 6-3 a week later in the SEC Tournament ... Other ranked wins in the spring: No. 69 Ava Hrastar (Georgia Tech), 6-3, 1-6, 6-3 ... No. 89 Carlota Molina (Kentucky), 6-2, 6-7 (10), 1-0 (4) ... No. 64 Marlee Zein (Florida), 6-7 (2), 6-4, 1-0 (5) ... No. 66 Dasha Vidmanova (Georgia), 6-3, 7-5  ... In doubles, teamed with Ovunc to defeat nation's No. 2 team twice ... Defeated No. 2 Killingsworth/Brylin of Wake Forest 6-3 at Carolina Kickoff ... Earned 6-3 win over No. 2 Goldsmith/Makarova of Texas A&M ... Back-to-back wins over top-20 opponents, defeating No. 17 Kuczer/McGiffin (Tennessee), 6-1, then taking down No. 16 Coppoc/Hertel (Georgia), 6-3, two days later ... Clinched doubles point in six matches ... Named to All-SEC First Team ... No. 5 in final regional singles rankings ... No. 1 in regional doubles rankings ... Ranked as high as No. 54 in singles and No. 9 in doubles ... SEC Academic Honor Roll.

Fall 2021: Played in three fall tournaments, earning eight wins in singles and five in doubles ... Went 3-0 with Ovunc at ASU Thunderbird Invitational ... Also went 3-0 in singles at ASU ... Advanced to quarterfinals at ITA Southern Regional.

As a Freshman (2020-21 at Georgia):
Helped Bulldogs win the SEC Regular Season and Tournament titles and advance to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Championships, posting a final record of 23-2 and final ITA national ranking of No. 4...Earned All-America honors in doubles with Katarina Jokic and pair finished ranked No. 4 nationally with a 15-7 record including 12-4 at No. 1 in the lineup...Final singles record of 6-5 and 16-10 in doubles...Named to the SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll...Received a 5-8 seed for the NCAA Doubles Tournament with Jokic and fell in the first round...Concluded the regular season 5-0 against duos in the top-25, four of those wins coming against top-10 foes...Toppled the No. 1 ranked duo in the country in the quarterfinals of the SEC Tournament, defeated Akvile Parazinskaite and Fiona Arese of Kentucky with partner Jokic...Made dual match debut against No. 8 Florida State...Upset No 7 Victoria Allen and Petra Hule with Jokic...Competed in all three fall tournaments with Georgia… Notched ten wins, four doubles and six singles… secured her first win as a Bulldog against Carla Girbau 6-3, 6-0 of Kentucky at the SEC Challenge ... Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll.

Prior to College:
Trained with Mike Hall at ACE Tennis in Burlington, Ontario, Canada and previously trained at the National Centre in Toronto...Had notable performances posting a win over the 10th-ranked ITF World junior player along with advancing to the quarterfinals of the ITF J1 event in Repentigny, Canada...Registered wins over three world ranked players including a straight set victory over Zhuoxuan Bai (China), who was ranked No. 27 in the ITF World Tennis Tour Junior Rankings... Captured two wins in qualifying at the ITF 80K event in Granby, Quebec to advance to the main draw...Defeated WTA No. 172 Rebecca Marino...Participated in the 2019 Rogers Cup Qualifying event after winning a pre-qualifying tournament. The Rogers Cup is a prestigious professional tournament organized by Tennis Canada with only Wimbledon and the US Open having longer histories than this major Canadian stop. Tennis Canada is a non-profit, national sport association.

Personal:
Daughter of Serge and Anastasia Arseneault... Has two brothers, Mikael and Nicolas.