AWARDS:
2025-26 [FALL]: Opened her fall at the Wolverine Invite, where she picked up a doubles win alongside partner Margot Phanthala (10/10-12)... with partner Neena Feldman, reached the ITA Midwest Regional Doubles Championship before falling narrowly in the final (10/16-21)... also with Feldman, reached the quarterfinals of the Central Sectional Championships (11/6-7)... pciked up a singles win and two doubles victories at the Notre Dame Invite (11/14-16).
2024-25 [FALL]: Reached the doubles semifinals at the ITA Midwest Regional alongside partner Britany Lau (10/10-14)... picked up a singles and a doubles win at the TCU Fall Open (11/1-3)... came just one win from NCAA Tournament qualification in doubles alongside Lau, reaching the semifinal of the ITA Central Sectional (11/7-10)... named an alternate for the 2024 NCAA Doubles Tournament... tabbed the ITA's No. 42 doubles duo alongside Lau following the conclusion of fall play. [SPRING]: Appeared in 21 matches... went 2-12 in singles and 7-12 in doubles… opened her collegiate dual career with a victory at No. 1 singles against Butler (1/18)... picked up a trio of doubles victories with Lau against Illinois, DePaul and Georgia Tech in non-conference action (1/25-2/2)... alongside Lau, notched a ranked doubles takedown of No. 10 Luciana Perry and Teah Chavez in the match against Ohio State (4/4)... added another doubles victory playing with Lau against Penn State (4/6)... following the 2-0 weekend, re-entered the ITA doubles rankings with Lau at No. 72 (4/8)... helped the 'Cats to victory in the regular-season finale with a victory at No. 2 doubles alongside Erica Jessel (4/20)... picked up another doubles win with Jessel in the first round of the Big Ten Tournament (4/23).
High School: Fruchtman comes to the Wildcats out of Ra'anana, Israel, where she captured three national titles in four years during her high school career. After winning the Under 16 title as a freshman, she followed up with back-to-back Under 18 national titles her junior and senior seasons. In addition to her tennis accolades, Fruchtman also finished first in the country in the 800m as a runner and received a Certificate of Academic Excellence for each of her four years of high school.
SINGLES
DOUBLES
- Big Ten Player to Watch (2025)
- ITA Scholar Athlete (2025)
2025-26 [FALL]: Opened her fall at the Wolverine Invite, where she picked up a doubles win alongside partner Margot Phanthala (10/10-12)... with partner Neena Feldman, reached the ITA Midwest Regional Doubles Championship before falling narrowly in the final (10/16-21)... also with Feldman, reached the quarterfinals of the Central Sectional Championships (11/6-7)... pciked up a singles win and two doubles victories at the Notre Dame Invite (11/14-16).
2024-25 [FALL]: Reached the doubles semifinals at the ITA Midwest Regional alongside partner Britany Lau (10/10-14)... picked up a singles and a doubles win at the TCU Fall Open (11/1-3)... came just one win from NCAA Tournament qualification in doubles alongside Lau, reaching the semifinal of the ITA Central Sectional (11/7-10)... named an alternate for the 2024 NCAA Doubles Tournament... tabbed the ITA's No. 42 doubles duo alongside Lau following the conclusion of fall play. [SPRING]: Appeared in 21 matches... went 2-12 in singles and 7-12 in doubles… opened her collegiate dual career with a victory at No. 1 singles against Butler (1/18)... picked up a trio of doubles victories with Lau against Illinois, DePaul and Georgia Tech in non-conference action (1/25-2/2)... alongside Lau, notched a ranked doubles takedown of No. 10 Luciana Perry and Teah Chavez in the match against Ohio State (4/4)... added another doubles victory playing with Lau against Penn State (4/6)... following the 2-0 weekend, re-entered the ITA doubles rankings with Lau at No. 72 (4/8)... helped the 'Cats to victory in the regular-season finale with a victory at No. 2 doubles alongside Erica Jessel (4/20)... picked up another doubles win with Jessel in the first round of the Big Ten Tournament (4/23).
High School: Fruchtman comes to the Wildcats out of Ra'anana, Israel, where she captured three national titles in four years during her high school career. After winning the Under 16 title as a freshman, she followed up with back-to-back Under 18 national titles her junior and senior seasons. In addition to her tennis accolades, Fruchtman also finished first in the country in the 800m as a runner and received a Certificate of Academic Excellence for each of her four years of high school.
SINGLES
| Season | Overall W-L | Dual Match |
Fall |
Conference | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 |
| 2024-25 | 5-19 | 2-12 | 3-7 | 0-5 | 2-4 | 0-4 | 0-2 | 0-1 | -- | 0-1 |
| 2025-26 | 3-6 | -- | 3-6 | -- | -- | -- | -- | -- | -- | -- |
| Career | 8-25 | 2-12 | 6-13 | 0-5 | 2-4 | 0-4 | 0-2 | 0-1 | -- | 0-1 |
| Season | Overall W-L | Dual Match |
Fall |
Conference | 1 | 2 | 3 |
| 2024-25 | 15-20 | 7-12 | 8-8 | 3-7 | 3-8 | 4-4 | -- |
| 2025-26 | 9-5 | -- | 9-5 | -- | -- | -- | -- |
| Career | 24-25 | 7-12 | 17-13 | 3-7 | 3-8 | 4-4 | -- |