2021 ITA All-American (singles, doubles)
At-Large Bid to 2021 NCAA Singles Championship
At-Large Bid to 2021 NCAA Doubles Championship
2021 ITA Ann Lebedeff Leadership Award
2021 ITA Southeast Regional Arthur Ashe Leadership & Sportsmanship Award
2021 All-ACC Second Team
2020 ITA All-American (doubles)
2020 ITA Southeast Region Player to Watch
2020 ACC Player of the Week – Jan. 28
2020-21
Spring: ITA All-American in singles and doubles…Recipient of ITA Southeast Regional Arthur Ashe Leadership & Sportsmanship award…Received ITA Ann Lebedeff Leadership Award…Earned at-large bid to NCAA Singles and Doubles Championships…All-ACC Second Team…Compiled a 19-7 overall singles record, including an 18-5 dual mark and 8-5 ACC ledger…Went 13-4 from the No. 2 singles position…Picked up a pair of victories at the ITA National Team Indoor Championships against Ohio State and Oklahoma State…Defeated Miami’s Isabella Pfenning, 6-4, 6-2, in the ACC Tournament semifinals to help Tech secure a spot in the championship match…Pocketed a straight set win in the NCAA Championships second round against Catherine Gulihur of North Florida…Half of doubles tandem with Kenya Jones that went 23-4 overall and climbed as high as No. 1 in the country in national rankings…Pair went 21-3 at the No. 1 singles spot for Tech and went 8-1 against league opponents…Team went 10-0 to open the season before dropping their first match against Georgia…Won 11 straight doubles matches, including one with Carol Lee, against ACC opponents, including three in the ACC Tournament, propelling Flores and Jones to the top national ranking in the country.
2019-20
Spring: ITA Doubles All-American…Named ITA Southeast Region Player to Watch…Led the Jackets with a 20-7 overall singles record…Went 12-5 in dual singles play, including a 5-2 ACC mark…Named ACC Player of the Week after going undefeated in ITA Kick-Off Weekend action in January…Tied with Kenya Jones with team-best 20 doubles wins…Posted a 20-3 overall doubles record…Went 15-1 in dual doubles and 6-0 in ACC play, all from No. 1 position…Ranked as high as No. 6 nationally in ITA rankings in doubles with Jones…Ranked as high as No. 41 in singles nationally…Opened spring season going 5-1 in singles action…Led 6-3, 5-2 over Anna Makarova of Wisconsin (1/25) in ITA Kick-Off Weekend before match was suspended…Topped No. 28 Megan Davies from No. 13 South Carolina (1/26) to help Tech clinch a spot in the ITA Indoor Championships…Defeated No. 3 Georgia’s (1/30) No. 46 Marta Gonzalez on court three, 6-4, 6-1, for Tech’s only singles win…Clinched Tech’s win over No. 12 Ohio State (2/7) at ITA Indoors, defeating No. 99 Danielle Wolf, 6-3, 7-6 (6)…Opened a five-match winning streak against Inci Ogut of Northwestern (2/16)…Captured first ACC win of the season against No. 9 Virginia’s (2/21) No. 35 Rosie Johanson, 7-5, 6-2, at the No. 2 spot as Tech defeated the Cavaliers, 4-3…Picked up a 6-4, 6-3 win over Boston College’s (2/23) Kylie Wilcox…Pocketed a three-set win over Clemson (2/28) before defeating No. 79 Eliza Omirou of No. 12 Wake Forest (3/1), 6-4, 6-7 (4), 1-0 (9)…Capped season with a 4-6, 7-6 (6) , 1-0 (12) battle against Nika Kozar of No. 41 Virginia Tech (3/8)…In doubles action, opened spring with a 7-0 record…Picked up a 6-4 victory over No. 23 Dillon/Adams of Furman (1/18)…Pocketed a 6-3 win over Makarova/Markham of Wisconsin (1/25) to open ITA Kick-Off Weekend…Clinched doubles point against No. 13 South Carolina (1/26), defeating Horvit/Shelton, 6-3…Only doubles loss of the season came against No. 3 Georgia’s (1/30) Jokic/Hertel, 6-3…Clinched doubles point against No. 12 Ohio State (2/7) at ITA Indoors, edging Allen/Boulais, 6-4…Cruised to a 6-2 triumph over No. 15 Allen/Hule of FSU (2/9) at ITA Indoors…Defeated Perez-Somarriba/Cadar of Miami (2/14) to open ACC play, 6-2…Won Tech’s only doubles match against No. 9 Virginia (2/21), topping No. 41 Gullickson/’Dell, 6-2…Dropped only four games over the next three matches to pick up wins against Boston College (2/23), Clemson (2/28) and Wake Forest (3/1)…Capped season with a 6-1 win over No. 78 Danailova/Kozar of Virginia Tech (3/8).
Fall: Went 8-2 in singles action and 5-2 in doubles…Captured flight two doubles title at Furman Fall Classic with teammate Kenya Jones and reached championship singles match to open the fall…Doubles pair down No. 41 Kelly Chen and Margaryta Bilokin of Duke, 8-4, for the title…Claimed singles title of flight five at Furman Fall Classic, defeating OSU’s Luna Domet, 6-4, 6-2…Went 3-1 in singles and 0-1 in doubles at ITA Southeast Regional…Reached quarterfinals of main draw singles at regional after topping No. 62 Ksenia Kuznetsova in the round of 16, 6-3, 6-2…Fell to No. 23 McCartney Kessler of Florida in the quarters…Finished fall campaign at the Rebel Invite in Las Vegas going 2-1 in singles and 2-1 in doubles with Jones…Reached semifinals in doubles at Rebel Invite, falling in a tiebreak…Capped singles play with a two-win streak.
2018-19
Spring: Produced a 9-12 dual singles and 10-11 dual doubles record…Overall posted a 13-15 singles mark and 15-13 doubles record…Won a trio of doubles matches to open the month of February with teammate Valeriya Deminova…Pocketed first ACC victory over Pitt (2/24), downing Gabriela Rezende in straight-sets…Also victorious in doubles action over the Panthers…Also collected doubles wins at Louisville (3/10), Virginia Tech (3/22), at Virginia (3/31) and at Clemson (4/7)…Won three-straight conference singles matches against Virginia Tech (3/22), Boston College (3/24) and Notre Dame (3/29)…Produced a comeback victory in the ACC Tournament (4/18) over Syracuse’s Maria Tritou…Dropped the first set, 6-0, but won the next two sets, 6-3, 6-0, to pocket the victory.
Fall: Went 4-3 in singles play and 5-2 in doubles action in the fall…Went 3-0 in singles action and 3-0 in doubles action with teammate Valeriya Deminova at the Furman Fall Classic.
2017-18
Spring: Finished inaugural collegiate season with an 11-12 dual singles mark, going 18-18 overall…Went 6-5 in ACC singles play…Went 14-9 in dual doubles, including a 7-2 ACC ledger, mainly with teammate Ida Jarlskog…Competed mainly at the No. 6 position in singles…Named ACC Freshman of the Week on April 10…Helped Tech defeat then-No. 9 Texas Tech, pocketing a three-set victory from court six over Lana Rush…Cruised to a straight-set victory over Duke’s Hannah Zhao to help the Jackets hand the Blue Devils their first conference loss of the season…Was paramount in Tech’s NCAA Tournament run to the semifinals…Clinched Tech’s win over No. 12 Pepperdine in the round of 16…Competing on court six, took the first set in a tiebreak over Dzina Milovanovic, but dropped the second…In the final set of the match, pocketed a 6-3 set win to clinch the win for Tech and advance the Jackets to the quarterfinals.
Fall: Went 7-6 in tournament play in singles and 8-5 in doubles…Pocketed her first collegiate singles win at the Duke Invitational to open fall competition, going 2-1 in the tournament…Went 3-1 in singles at the ITA Southeast Regional, falling to teammate Paige Hourigan in the quarterfinals…Captured the consolation doubles title with Nami Otsuka…Posted a 2-1 record in doubles play in the final fall tournament with Otsuka, the Tiger Fall Classic.
Juniors: A top-100 ranked player by the ITF…Blue Chip recruit by Tennis Recruiting Network…Extensive international playing experience…Reached No. 45 in ITF Junior World Rankings…Over summer 2017, competed in main draw of Wimbledon Juniors and U.S. Open Juniors…2016 ITF 10k doubles finalist…Singles quarterfinalist in 2017 25k…Youngest US Open national playoff qualifier at 14 years old…In June 2017, swept singles and doubles titles at 25th International Junior Tournament in Offenbach, Germany, clinching a main draw spot in the US Open Juniors…Reached semifinals in singles and quarterfinals in doubles at the 47th Banana Bowl Grade 1 ITF event in Brazil in February 2017…In January 2017, advanced to the quarterfinal round in singles at Copa Barranquilla in Columbia and doubles quarterfinals of the 53rd Coffee Bowl in Costa Rica…Attended Kansas Connections Academy…Father played college tennis at the University of the Philippines for four years, helping lead the team to a national championship his senior season…Graduated salutatorian in her senior class…Honor roll recipient…National Honor Society member…KCA Sports Academy Club mentor and member.
