2026-27 Women's Tennis
Roster
Anastasia Sysoeva Women's Tennis Roster
Hometown
Sarasota, FL
Class
Graduate
Eligibility
Graduate
Last Team
Florida / Syracuse
CAREER STATS
- Career-high WTA Singles ranking – 814
- Career-high WTA Doubles ranking – 794
CAREER HONORS
- Three-time ACC All-Academic Team selection
- Two-time CSC All-District (2025, 2024)
AT SYRACUSE
Graduated in the spring of 2026 with a double major in Finance and Information Management & Technology.
AS A SENIOR (2025-26 season)
- 13-11 overall record in singles, plus a 12-11 mark overall in doubles
- Recorded a 4-9 record in singles dual play, with a 5-8 mark in doubles
- Logged a 9-2 singles record during fall play, in addition to a 7-3 doubles record
- Season-high doubles ranking of No. 15 in the country
- She led the Orange in wins during the fall season
- Playing with Nelly Knezkova, the duo reached the finals of the ITA New England Regionals
- She won the consolation bracket at the ITA East Sectional Championships.
- Won 6-3, 7-6 (8-6) at No. 2 singles versus Cornell
- Played at the same position against Fordham, winning 7-6 (7-2), 6-3
- Played at No. 1 doubles with Nelly Knezkova, the duo went 2-0 against Cornell & Fordham
- At No. 2 singles against Boston University, she recorded a flawless 6-0, 6-0 victory. She also logged a 6-4 doubles win at the No. 1 spot alongside Knezkova
- Sysoeva notched another two-win day against Boston College
- She took over at No. 1 singles for the remainder of conference play
- Playing with Knezkova, the duo claimed a critical 7-6 (7-2) tiebreak win to secure the doubles point against Georgia Tech
AS A JUNIOR (2024-25 season)
- CSC Academic All-District® Team Member
- Went 3-18 overall in singles and 12-11 overall in doubles
- Sysoeva went 9-10 in doubles dual matches and found the most success with Miyuka Kimoto, achieving a 6-4 record together
- Against Boston University, Sysoeva played No. 2 singles, winning 6-2, 6-4
- At No. 2 doubles with Miyuka Kimoto, the pair prevailed 6-3 against the Terriers
- Kimoto and Sysoeva clinched the doubles point with a 6-4 victory playing the No. 2 spot against Boston College
- Kimoto and Sysoeva won again against Columbia 6-3 at the No. 1 position
- Sysoeva and Constance Levivier won at No. 2 doubles against Florida State (6-3) and Stanford (6-3)
- To start the ACC Tournament, Sysoeva and Kimoto won at the No. 2 doubles spot with a 6-3 result against Boston College
- In the next round, Sysoeva & Kimoto defeated Clemson 6-3 at No. 2 doubles
- Was limited to one fall tournament due to injury
- Won three doubles matches and a singles contest at the Penn Invitational
AS A SOPHOMORE (2023-24 season)
- CSC Academic All-District® Team Member
- Finished the year with an overall singles record of 17-10
- Achieved a 12-6 record in singles dual matches
- Won five consecutive matches at the start of the spring season
- Earned seven wins in ACC play
- Defeated Muskan Mahajan from Boston College (Feb. 17)
- Defeated Karolina Berankova from No. 21 Duke (Mar. 1)
- Defeated Anna Zyranova from No. 12 NC State (Mar. 15)
- Defeated Laima Frosch from Virginia Tech (Mar. 24)
- Defeated Antonia Balzert from No. 19 Miami (Mar. 31)
- Recorded a 14-11 overall doubles record
- Finished with a 6-9 doubles dual record
- Won four consecutive matches at the start of the spring season
Summer 2023: Made it to Round of 16 in 2023 ITA Summer Championships.
AT FLORIDA
AS A FRESHMAN (2022-23 season)
- Finished the year with an overall singles record of 5-6
- Went undefeated in No. 4 and No. 5 singles
- Contributed to a clean sweep against FGCU (Feb. 22) by winning at No. 5 singles (6-1, 7-5)
- Had an overall record of 1-2 in doubles.
PRIOR
- Finalist in singles at 2020 Women’s Tennis Tour Tournament
- Winner of 2021 Women’s 15K in doubles.