Bobby Curtis 2022. Didn’t go how I wanted to but it’s ok! Played well, learned a lot of things, and had a ton of fun! Made a lot of new friends and got to see friends I haven’t seen since the beginning of summer! I lost in both QF in regular doubles and mixed doubles. Would like to thank @thenikolasshow for playing dubs with me, had a lot of fun! I would also like to thank my partner Clara for playing with me. Also a big thank you to my mom for bringing me like for the first time in like 2 years. I really enjoyed that she was there and I had a lot of fun with her too! @zeldafreud Already looking forward to next year! @asia.sundas @miguelangarita___ @maria_tennis08 @alessiafrancoo_ @sophiaead @em.morgan17 @paezgirlstennis @every1.luvs.lilyy ❤️❤️

L3 Dominant Duo (splitz) CHAMP! Had so much fun! Played 8 matches in 36 hours and my last match finished at 9:30 pm! Won all my singles and won 3 out of 4 of my dubs! Such a great weekend! I would like to thank my dad @mikewiesenmia for all that he does for me and I love him so much. I would also like to thank my team @savianotennis @saviano.nick for everything they do for me everyday at practice. And @tieronetennis for always helping me and the Biltmore is my second home so I would like to thank them. I also want to thank @kaidenmckenziegreer for being an amazing partner and having the best time together! A great weekend! Also, big W for saviano with @miguelangarita___ getting 5th at his L3! Now back to work and this weekend Bobby Curtis! ❤️❤️❤️

The last few days were pretty cool. I left Miami last week for an L4 tournament in New Jersey. I felt good with my game, so I felt good coming into the tournament. All my matches were great and I was happy with how I played and how I was mentally. On the last day, Sunday, the semis was a close one but happy to have found a way to win. In the finals I played well and won. I felt like everything was going my way in the finals. I won the L4 and I am proud of myself because the last couple weeks I’ve been working hard at training and I always took the extra time to do more work, like serves after practice. The thing that I really improved this weekend was my serve and I could really count on it on the important points. I feel like winning this L4 helped me boost my confidence because, to be honest, after my injury I’ve been struggling with my confidence. I would like to thank @tieronetennis @savianotennis for always believing in me. So it was a great weekend. Then, right after my tournament we went to New York! I was really excited to go to the US Open and was looking forward to this for a while. On Monday it was an amazing experience. I got to watch Sebastian Korda, Ben Shelton, Simona Halep, Dominic Thiem, and Shelby Rogers! I also got to see my favorite, Jannik Sinner, practice. And a bit of Rafa Nadal! It was a great day. I would also like to thank @rgomez10s for making it a special experience watching in the box Arantxa Rus vs Shelby Rogers! Learned a lot! Now back to Miami and grinding tomorrow! 🎾❤️

My summer in Europe was full of magical moments. It started with my grandma’s birthday in Versailles. There was also my grandpa’s, my mom’s and uncle’s birthdays in the South of France , and a fun week in Deauville with my cousins. But my most magical experience was my summer tennis training at Piatti Tennis Center. While training there, I spent a week in Bordighera with my grand parents and then a week in Monaco. I am still smiling if I think about Piatti tennis center. I loved my trainings there , it is fun but serious and I just feel a super good energy when I am there. All the coaches are so nice and smart and everyone working there makes you feel at home. I also saw some pros train there like Marta Kostyuk, Gael Monfils, Roberto Bautista Agut. And I met some really cool friends!! And had the best time with them. @luca.f_10 @doitcharlie @roberto_carlos3708 I would also like to thank @stephgloaguen @andrevolpe29 @piattitenniscenter for this amazing experience. It is a very special place and I hope to go back and train there very soon. I just arrived today In Rome, Georgia for my L1 National Tournament. Looking forward to playing , smiling , and having fun as I love tennis too much!

This weekend I went to Edmond, Oklahoma for the Missouri Valley L4, G14 tournament. I played a lot of girls I have never seen before from Texas, Kansas, Missouri, California…., which was a good change and very good practice! First, the @edmondcentercourt was the best facility I’ve seen and the tournament was very well organized! I reached the semis and had a mini breakdown in my 3rd set tie breaker. I was up 6-1 and double faulted and then it went just downhill from there and lost 10-7 against the tournament winner. I have to work on controlling my emotions during these stressful moments and just play point by point. But I bounced back the next day in the 3rd place match. It was a bit of a roller coaster but I learned my lesson from the day before and was able to regroup and keep my cool throughout the match, even in difficult moments. I won ! It was a good tournament to boost my confidence after my long injury. Lastly, I would like to thank Evie @lunsfordevie for your friendship and hospitality during this weekend! And of course my dad! Next stop is Bobby Curtis in Orlando next weekend ! ❤️❤️ @ustamovalley #youthtennis #mindsetiseverything #allin

🦄 A special experience to remember! 🤩 This weekend I got invited to a TEAM USA regional camp. It was in Cary, North Carolina. I was very excited to go and didn’t really know what to expect. From the beginning everyone was very kind and welcoming. We had a mental coach and a fitness coach. Before practice we had the mental coach talk to us and he was telling us about journaling and visualization. Journaling is very important before practice because it gives you a goal and a clear image of what you want to work on. That way you train with a purpose. Visualization sets you up for a great practice because in your mind you are imagining yourself hitting great shots and moving perfectly left and right. After mental, we had a dynamic warm up with the fitness coach. It lasted about 30 minutes and it really warmed you up. We did stretches, sprints, etc… Then we got to hit! In the morning we did a lot of drills. Then we had a little cool down. After, we had lunch and again talked to the mental coach. We then had our warm up, we hit, and we had an extended cool down to finish off the day. Basically it was like this every day. Every coach was there giving us advice and was very positive. The third day was the best day in my opinion. *** I continue in comments *** @usta @ustaflorida @ustasoutherntennis @melanieoudin #youthtennis #teamusatennis #teamusa

These past two weeks have been full of beautiful and happy moments. It all started with our spring break and our trip to Costa Rica where my brother learned to surf and we spent some family time. When we came back, I right away started my 10 day full immersion at the Miami Open. This was my dad’s birthday gift for me so it was very special to share my passion with him (or my mom if he wasn’t able to stay). My favorite match was Sinner vs Carreno Busta! That was an INSANE match! If people don’t know, Jannik Sinner is my favorite player. Sinner was down a set, then he came back to win the second set. Now this is where it gets crazy! Jannik is down 5-2 in the third set, and he breaks to love and now it’s 5-5. CRAZY. At the end the crowd goes WILD (I am a big part of that crowd that goes wild) I literally was screaming every single point and making some jokes 😜. My favorite part was the come back, it was so entertaining, the crowd was loud, and I was super happy that Sinner got the win! This was my favorite match. I learned that the pros really keep their cool. If they miss a point that’s ok and they just forget about it and move on. I also learned that it’s never over till it’s over. You can always come back, just like Sinner! My post continues below in comments!

It was awesome to have a chance to see Genie Bouchard train and get to meet her!! I really like her game very much. She hits the ball very clean and very smooth! She also hits very relaxed! That is what I like about her hitting mostly! And She was super nice and kind when i spoke a bit with her! I was super happy! Thank you Nick Saviano for letting me look at her practice! I can hopefully meet her again when I’ll come back training at Saviano once my injury is 100% healed. I hope she will come back on the tour and be stronger than ever! She is a great athlete! Thank you so much!! @saviano.nick @savianotennis @geniebouchard ❤️🎾 #wta #womentennis

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2022 has started with unpleasant news for me with a stress fracture on my foot. I actually played the orange bowl and the Nationals in AZ without knowing. I just had pain but that was manageable till it was not.... that said, I have tried to only focus on the positive side of it, learning new things, meditating, finding activities that make me still move without hurting my foot, swimming, fitness, spending more time at home doing schoolwork, and playing with my dog Paris 🐶, and of course watch a lot of tennis! One of the new things I am doing and still learning is how to create my own YouTube channel (see link in BIO). It is a “work in progress” but you can already take a look at it, like my videos and subscribe to it. It is called “Tennis Rising Stars” aka TSR! I interview young tennis players at the end of tournaments. We talk about how they did, the good and the bad of their games, their goals, their favorite habits and tennis equipment.. . For now I interviewed 3 friends, @wellesnewman, @hannahayrault and Mia Tom about their L1 in Tucson, AZ. I think it is a cool channel and a fun way to look back at tournaments and get to know the great young tennis players out there. I miss tennis a lot and I hope I can be out on the court very soon 🎈 . PS: i will no longer play G12 as i’ll miss the L2 in February, the L1 march...and I’ll turn 13 in a couple of months. I’ll focus on G14 and G16 from now on! It should be fun! #youthtennis #youthathletes @ustaflorida @savianotennis #tennislife #tennisrisingstars #TSR

2021 is almost finished. Last few hours. It was a year with many ups and downs for me , my road has never been easy. I had several injuries this year and had to stop and recover at different times. Even now, at my very last tournament of the year, the L1 in Tucson, Arizona I arrived with a back injury that unfortunately got worse during my 3rd round . I will most probably have to forfeit my singles match today and will try my very best for my doubles match against the 1st seed. I can’t let down my partner Mia so doing lots of ice/hot & stretching to feel better. I will though always remember 2021 as the year I made the decision to focus on tennis and leave the “regular” road behind. I love tennis , I breathe tennis, I am only interested in tennis. My mom always tells me to have a plan B but I really don’t have one. Not sure if this is good or bad but this is what I feel. 2021 is also the first year I attended international tournaments, Eddie Herr at the IMG and the junior Orange Bowl. I did very well at Eddie Herr and was really happy about the experience. I arrived there in a very good state of mind, positive, focused and I had very good results and I played my best tennis. I also had the best time with my friends! @asia.sundas @wellesnewman @hannahayrault The Orange Bowl was more difficult as the day before my first match I had a stomach virus and was in bed all day. That was very bad luck 😌! My goals for 2022 are to work on my emotions and my mental in general. It is a big struggle for me to stay positive and in control throughout my matches although when I do get to that moment where I feel “in the zone” I feel like a lion. So I need to work on that ! I also need to find a good balance between tennis and my school work because that has also been hard. I have been doing my school work by myself at night when I come back from my tennis day and when I can during my lunch time at Saviano’s. My mom found a middle school tutor that I zoom with twice a week , but for the rest I have to organize it all by myself. Regarding my tennis I want to work on being more aggressive and taking more risks. The rest of my post is in comments.

Very happy to have won my first Girl 16 - L6 tournament! I played 4 solid matches against strong opponents who were hammering me, especially in the final! 🤪. Congrats Melina @melina_ruiz2024 for a nice tournament. It was a Very hard battle for me in the final!! Thanks to my dad for signing me up! It was a great way to end a very nice week of tennis with Eddie Herr earlier and to prepare for the @jrorangebowl! Back to work tomorrow! #youthtennis @ustaflorida @tieronetennis @savianotennis

Two weekends ago I went to a L2 tournament in Houston, Texas. My first time there! The weather was wonderful and the tennis academy where the tournament took place was very unique in the middle of trees, with a really yummy cafeteria (which is rare 🤣). I played 6 single matches and 2 doubles. Mia, my doubles partner, was from Hawaii and came all the way from there to participate in this tournament. She was super nice and I had so much fun playing with her. She even brought me a little gift bag with a lot of snacks from Maui. The energy during these 3 days was very positive. I played well and felt very “in the flow”. I got to the backdraw final for my singles and played against the legend Michael Chang’s daughter. I won and was really proud of myself. So many kids came to see Michael Chang and took pictures with him. I even got the ball of the match signed by him and a nice picture. My medal was not ready and is on the way. However, a ball signed and picture with Chang was like a mini trophy 😊! Overall, it was a very special weekend, where I saw a lot of progress , thanks to my hard work with @savianotennis. And I had a great time with my dad as usual !