UNC Greensboro

Awards & Accolades 
• All-SoCon Honor Roll (2021)
• ITA All-Academic Team (2021)

2022 (Graduate)
Played 18 matches at No. 4 singles … Four of her matches went three sets (Davidson, Radford, Appalachian State, and Samford).

2021 (Senior)
Went 4-7 in singles matches, winning three times at No. 5 singles ... Was 1-0 at No. 4 singles, beating N.C. Central's Ivana Dragovic in straight sets (3/10) ... Played doubles just once and went 1-0 with partner Briana Gomez ... Won three of her first four singles matches of the season, including a 7-6 (16-14), 6-2 victory over Bruna Goncalves at Norfolk State (2/25).

2019-20 (Redshirt Junior)
Grabbed six singles wins over the course of the spring season, going 4-4 at the No. 5 seed and 2-1 at the No. 6 seed ... opened the season on back-to-back singles wins, winning two of her first three individual matches ... defeated UNCW's No. 6 Anna Daniels in straight sets (1.25), doing the same against UNC Asheville's No. 6 Anastasia Horvat (1.26) ... grabbed a three set victory in her season debut at the No. 5 seed, beating ECU's Hanna Axelsson (2.8) ... closed the spring on three straight singles victories ... beat Western Carolina's No. 5 Emily Elliott on back-to-back 6-2 set victories (2.29) ... took home a three set victory at Rollins College, winning the tiebreaker 10-8 (3.4) ... grabbed a straight set victory against No. 5 NC Central's Ivana Dragovic on back-to-back 6-2 results (3.10).

2018-19 (Redshirt Sophomore)
Ended her season with nine singles victories and six doubles wins … claimed with of the singles wins as the team’s No. 5 seed … all six of the doubles wins came alongside Sophia Adams … claimed her first of seven straight-set wins of the season on Feb. 2 when she took down Alexa Tiefel (Coastal Carolina) by a 6-2, 6-1 margin … closed out February with a 6-1, 6-1 victory against Brenna Bryant (N.C. A&T) … followed that with a three-set win over Emma Scott (Charlotte) and a two-set triumph against Sarina Chhabra (Northern Colorado) for a three-match winning streak … claimed a 6-4, 6-2 win over Wofford’s Kay Kluska on March 16 … put together a four-match winning streak to close out the regular season … opened the stretch with a 6-4, 6-2 victory against Alexa Webb (Western Carolina) … came through with a 6-1, 6-1 win against Arianna Beltrame (Samford) … added a three-set win against Nicole Shiau (Elon) on April 3 … came through with a 7-6, 7-6 win at Chattanooga (April 6) against Emma Van Hee … won the first of three straight doubles matches with Adams versus Kay Kluska / Brittney Wilbur (Wofford) by a 6-1 decision on March 16 … the following afternoon earned a 6-3 win over Marie Mottet / Lucia Gutierrez (Mercer) … wrapped up the winning streak with a 7-5 triumph against Alyssa Hahn / Mira Gladstone (Davidson) on March 20 … claimed her first of two wins against the Catamounts on March 28 as she and Adams downed the pair of Lauren McCall / Alexa Webb (7-6 {4-0}) … earned her final doubles win of the season against ETSU’s pairing of Yunuen Elizarraras / Andrea Pascual-Larrinaga by a 6-2 margin.

2017-18 (Sophomore)
Did not participate in any matches. 

Prior to UNCG
Was named the Big South Freshman of the Week April 2018 as she clinched Liberty’s share of the Big South regular season title ... was a perfect 8-0 in singles play in the Big South and finished the spring season at 9-5 ... in doubles competition she earned a 6-4 mark.

She is a graduate of West College in Costa Rica, where she was regularly ranked in the ITF Top 500 ... reached numerous ITF tournament quarterfinals, semifinals and finals in both singles and doubles competitions ... twice she reached the quarterfinals in ITF tournaments in Guatemala, two in El Salvador, one in Honduras and another in the Dominican Republic ... reached an ITF semifinal in Costa Rica, two doubles in Costa Rica and one semifinal in Honduras and reached an ITF final in Costa Rica ... was the Central American Champion in 2014 and a runner-up in 2012. She was a five-time national champion.

Personal
Daughter of Ivan Camacho and Maricruz Fernandez