Mariia Koroleva

Mariia Koroleva
Mariia Koroleva
  • Hometown:
    Obninsk, Russia
  • Year:
    Fr
Bio

A top player in Russia, Koroleva will be a nice addition to the team in both singles and doubles. After a solid fall campaign, Mariia is ranked 21st in the nation in singles and No. 10 in the region. In doubles, she is ranked sixth nationally and second in the region.

News mentions
Tiger tennis
Lady Tigers drop semifinal matches, place fifth at national tournament

The Cowley College women's tennis team had its run at the NJCAA Division I National Championships in Tucson, AZ come to an end Tuesday as they suffered three semifinal defeats. Heading into the final day of competition, the Lady Tigers have wrapped up a fifth place national finish.

Tennis
Lady Tigers slip to fifth place after day three of national tourney

After advancing each of its singles players and doubles teams to the quarterfinals of the NJCAA Division I Women’s National Tennis Championship in Tucson, AZ, the Cowley College women's tennis team found wins hard to come by on Tuesday as they had just one doubles team and two singles players advance to the semifinals.

2022 Womens Tennis Team
Lady Tiger tennis team off to fast start at national tournament

Ranked fifth entering play at the NJCAA Division I National Tennis Championship in Tucson, AZ, the Cowley College women’s tennis team got the start they wanted by winning all 10 matches played on Saturday and Sunday.

Cowley College Tennis
Lady Tiger tennis team comes up just short in loss to top-ranked Apaches

Facing the defending national champion and top-ranked Tyler Junior College Apaches Saturday in Tyler, TX, the No. 3-ranked Cowley College women's tennis team battled hard in the 6-3 defeat.

2022 Tennis Team
Lady Tiger tennis opens season in Texas; reloads for another national title run

Placing third at last year's NJCAA Division I National Tournament in Mesa, AZ, the Cowley College women's tennis team has reloaded its squad with several new faces as they look to make another run at the program's first-ever national title. The third-ranked Lady Tigers split a pair of matches Friday in Plano, TX, falling 5-4 to fourth-ranked St. Petersburg College before blasting 19th-ranked Eastern Arizona College 9-0.