2020
Singles: In her first season in the Black and Gold, Aleshina won seven matches, with six coming as the No. 2 in the lineup .... her best stretch of the season came when she captured four of five contests during Sun Belt action ... posted back-to-back wins against Coastal Carolina (3/20) and Georgia State (3/27) and UNCG (3/31) and Troy (4/3) .

Doubles: Tied for first with 12 overall doubles wins ... went 10-4 with María José Zacarias as the No. 1 duo ... the 10 victories tied for first as well ... their 7-2 conference mark led all No. 1 doubles tandems, which led to an All-Sun Belt First Team nod ... strung together a six-match win streak, while their top-three victories in league play came against South Alabama, Georgia Southern and Coastal Carolina, who all advanced to the Sun Belt Tournament semifinals, with the Jaguars and Eagles advancing to the championship round. 

High School: For two straight years, Aleshina competed in Les Petits As (Little Champions), one of the premier junior tennis tournaments held in Tarbes, France. Aleshina reached the quarterfinals in singles and the semifinals in doubles. Highlighting her run in 2017 was a victory over Cori "Coco" Gauff, who went on to defeat Venus Williams in the 2019 Wimbledon Championships and is the youngest player to appear in the top 100 WTA rankings. Aleshina has put forth a solid tennis career, achieving a career-high ranking of 366 in the junior ITF (International Tennis Federation) rankings. Also, she finished second and third at the European Championships while posting a third-place finish at the World Championships for the Russian National Team. The future Mountaineer has five ITF doubles titles under belt as well. According to UTR, Aleshina is rated as a 10 in doubles with 12 victories in tournaments since last June and a nine in singles with 11 wins in the same period.