chattanooga MOCS

Mancuso Quick Facts & Accomplishments

• • Arrived at Chattanooga as a true freshman ahead of the 2025-26 season.
• • Ranked a four-star prospect in the class of 2025 (Tennis Recruiting Network).
• • Ranked No. 3 in Louisiana, No. 16 in the Gulf States and No. 160 nationally (Tennis Recruiting Network).
• • Chattanooga's 2025 signing class ranked No. 16 in the Mid-Major Top 25.

Freshman (2025-26)

• • Played primarily at the No. 6 singles slot; finished the fall and spring season 14-7 overall, going 6-4 in dual action (1-2 SoCon) and 8-3 in fall tournament play.
• • Opened her collegiate dual career with five straight singles victories — 3-0 at No. 6 and 2-0 at No. 5, all straight-set winners; her last singles result of the season was a three-set comeback win (3-6, 6-4, 10-6) over Mercer's Antonia Schweigel at No. 6.
• • Recorded 30 total doubles results between the fall and spring seasons, going 21-9 overall and 11-6 in dual action (3-3 SoCon) primarily at the No. 3 slot with Jordan Fenton, with a 10-3 fall tournament mark.
• • Posted a 4-0 record (all at No. 3) with Jordan Fenton in the first four matches of the spring, including a 7-6 (4) tiebreak win at Georgia Tech; went on to start the spring 8-1 over the first nine matches.
• • Earned fall tournament flight titles at the Austin Peay Fall Invite in September 2025 and the SoCon-Big South Shootout in October 2025, going 2-0 at the APSU event with Zara Burns and 3-0 at the SoCon-Big South Shootout with Jordan Fenton (2-0) and Margaret Manolache (1-0).

High School — St. Joseph Academy (LA)

• • Product of St. Joseph Academy in Baton Rouge, Louisiana; a four-star prospect ranked No. 3 in Louisiana, No. 16 in the Gulf States region and No. 160 nationally, peaking as high as No. 142 on the national scale in May 2025.
• • Helped St. Joseph Academy capture the LHSAA Division I state team title and individually earned the LHSAA Division I singles state title, defeating a fellow four-star prospect in the final; St. Joseph finished with 21.5 points, with the next-closest team at 13.5.

Singles Record

Doubles Record