Career Accolades
Signed in June 2025 as part of Saia’s second recruitment class
2025-26 (Sophomore)
Spring
- Totaled a 14-6 record in 26 singles matches
- Played on court four mainly for singles
- Recorded a 14-8 doubles record on courts two and three with Artemis Aslanisvili and Romana Cisvoska as partners
- Totaled 11 straight-set wins and 33 set wins
Fall
- Went 2-1 through three singles matches played
- Did not play a doubles match
2024-25 (Freshman-Florida)
- Was ranked No. 122 by the ITA in preseason singles
- In the 2024 ITA Preseason Newcomer ranks, she came in at No. 8 in the nation
Spring
- Posted six singles wins during dual play
- Played the majority of the season at the No. 3 position for singles
- Grabbed four doubles wins for UF at the No. 2 position
- Tallied a win for UF at the 2025 SEC Tournament to help lift the Gators over Alabama
- Six of her matches were forced to three sets
Fall
- Defeated No. 71 Shelly Bereznyak to mark her highest-ranked career win in singles
- Tallied three singles wins during fall play
- Earned doubles wins with three different partners
- Advanced to the round of 16 in the ITA Regional Championships
Personal
- On the ITF circuit she held a career-best No. 541 world ranking in singles and a No. 896 in doubles
- In May of 2024, she secured the 15k ITF doubles title in Monastir
- Neilson-Gatenby has competed at the 15k ITF Sharm El Sheikh and the W15 Monastir, in both tournaments, she advanced to the quarterfinals and defeated top-5 seeds
- In 2022, Neilson-Gatenby qualified for the Wimbledon junior event after making it to the 18 & Under Junior National Title finals
- Made it to the second round before falling to Annabelle Xu, an ITA All-American and a First Team All-ACC player at Virginia