Spring season was cut short due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

2019-20
Singles – Fall: Won all four of her matches in the fall ... defeated Iryna Vardanian from conference foe Coastal Carolina at the College of Charleston Invite (9/13)  and downed Pierina Imparato from Charlotte ... later collected two wins at the Seahawk Invite (9/27) against Davidson and George Washington ... Spring: Competed in two matches before ending her season with an injury.

Doubles – Fall: Went 10-5 overall in doubles action ... all 10 of her wins came in the fall with Kate Earnhardt ... won eight straight, going 3-1 at the Seahawk Invite (9/27) and 4-0 at the Hokie Invite (10/4) ... tallied two wins over Marshall and Radford in Blacksburg ... collected a win at the ITA Regionals (10/24) with Earnhard against Coastal Carolina's Scara, Flaminia/Vardanian, Iryna.

2018-19
Singles: Fall: Tallied six wins during the fall ... won four straight matches including two at the ITA Regional, participating in the Main Draw ... started the 
fall off with a win over Marshall's Madison Ballow at the Hokie Fall Invitational ... Spring: Was the No. 1 in the lineup, boasting an 11-9 mark ... her 11 wins 
were second on the team ... went 4-1 over the last five matches at the end of the season including a three-match win streak to close out the spring ...  notched a 6-4 record in league action nine of her wins came in straight sets ... after going 2-0 in singles and doubles against South Alabama (3/22) and Troy (3/24), she was named the Sun Belt Women's Tennis  Athlete of the Week for the first time in her career ... she was fourth overall in the Sun Belt in wins at the top spot ... she defeated four of the top five wins leaders in her position ... was named to the All-Sun Belt Second Team in singles after her solid season ... put together an impressive 6-0, 6-4 win over South Alabama's (3/22) Alexandra Stitler.

Doubles: Fall: Tallied three wins during the fall with two coming at the ITA Regionals ... advanced to the Round of 16 at the regionals with Rebecca Morse ... defeated Miljana Ristic/Valentine Limauge (Gardner-Webb) and LIz Norman/Natalia Nikolopoulou (NC State) ... Spring: Tied for third with nine overall wins and posted a 9-4 
mark with Sandra Anglesjö ... eight of their wins came in the second spot in the lineup ... went 3-2 in conference play ... started the season with five wins in their first
six matches ... picked up back-to-back wins against South Alabama's (3/22) Alexandria Stiteler/Yu Fujioka and Troy's (3/24) Tingting Pei/Matea Mihaljevic ... was named
all-first team doubles with Anglesjö after their season. 

2017-18
Singles - Fall: Won six matches in her first fall slate … she earned wins in each fall tournament including a victory in the 2017 ITA Regionals and a Power Five victory over TCU at the LWR Dick Vitale Intercollegiate Clay Court Class … Spring: Burst onto the scene with a team-high 13 wins, 12 of which came at the No. 2 position … her stellar season led to an All-Sun Belt Second Team singles nod … went on a pair of three-match win streaks en route to a 6-1 run over seven contests … earned three singles wins against conference opponents, including a pair of wins in the Sun Belt Tournament against No. 10 seed Texas State, which clinched the Black and Gold’s first-ever SBC Tourney win … she won a retired match against eventual Sun Belt Tournament champion and second-seeded Georgia State … because of her 26 combined wins, she was named the Sun Belt’s Player to Watch for 2018-19, the first award for an App tennis athlete.

Doubles - Fall: Picked up three wins with Melissa Machado against Charlotte, Campbell and Presbyterian … Spring: Won a team-high 14 matches and boasted a 14-5 mark en route to an All-Doubles Sun Belt selection … went 7-3 over their last 10 matches … at one point, won 10 of 11 contests that included a streak of seven straight wins … downed opponents such as North Carolina State and Virginia Tech … Sevo and Machado won their opening round Sun Belt Tournament match over 10th-seeded Texas State … played a pivotal role in the Mountaineers boasting the league’s highest win improvement.