Naomi Xu - 2026-27 Women's Tennis Roster
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Naomi Xu
- Height:
- 5-5
- Class:
- Junior
- Hometown:
- Montreal, Canada
- High School:
- University of Nebraska High School
Junior (2025-26):
(2025-26):
Freshman (2024-25):
Personal/Previous:
- She is currently 4-3 in singles and 6-3 in doubles for the Fall 2026 season.
(2025-26):
- Xu was 10-13 in singles and 11-9 in doubles.
- Qualified for the NCAA Singles Championship for the first time, defeating top-seeded and 17th-ranked teammate Mao Mushika in the ITA Northwest Regional Championships semifinals in Berkeley to advance to the postseason.
- Clinched Cal’s 4-1 win over No. 39 Utah in the NCAA Championship first round, topping Emma Valletta 6-4, 4-6, 6-2 on Court 5 to end the match.
Freshman (2024-25):
- Was 12-12 in singles and 15-12 in doubles in her freshman year.
- Paired with Tiziana-Marie Schomburg to win the doubles title at the Cal Fall Invitational, with the duo besting Seattle’s Daria Nazarenko and Lamija Avdic 8-4 in the final.
- In singles, she clinched Cal’s eighth straight dual-match victory when she beat Laima Frosch 6-3, 6-2 at court six in Cal’s 6-1 rout of Virginia Tech.
- Also clinched Cal’s 4-1 win over Louisville in the ACC Championship first round with a 6-2, 7-6(3) win over Elisabeth Lila.
Personal/Previous:
- Undeclared major.
- Boasts a career-high ITF junior ranking of 47.
- Ranked second in singles and second in doubles in Canada’s U18 junior girls’ rankings.
- Has played in all four junior Grand Slams.
- Played in the singles main draw in the 2023 Australian Open Junior Championships, falling in the first round.
- Competed in singles qualifying in the US Open and French Open Junior tournaments in 2023.
- Partnered with her older sister, Annabelle Xu, to reach the second round of the Wimbledon Junior Championships in 2022.
- Won a gold medal representing Quebec at the 2022 Canada Games.
- Represented Canada at the BJK Cup in 2021.
- Her older sister, Annabelle, played tennis for Virginia.
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