University of Arizona Athletics

Sophomore (2024-25)

• Part of the ITA Southwest Women’s Tennis Community Service Outreach Award Team
• Had the highest ITA doubles ranking of 28th with Midori Castillo
• Played primarily at the No. 2 singles spot

Freshman (2023-24)

• Recorded 10 singles wins and 13 doubles wins in her first season with the Cats
• Played primarily at No. 2 doubles, tallying eight victories that included one ranked win
• Defeated No. 83 Giulia Morlet and Sara Svetac, playing with Belen Nevehoven, against Arizona State to clinch the team point
• Won five consecutive singles matches during the dual match portion of the year
• Charted a win at No. 2 doubles with Nevenhoven against Oregon in the Pac-12 Championships to help clinch the doubles point
• Clinched the match against Missourii, defeating Mae Canete at No. 1 singles in straight sets
• Helped Arizona sweep Western Michigan with a win at No. 2 singles

Personal: Resides in Edmonton, Canada and raised by her father and mother, Dariusz and Agnieszka Ostrzygalo, along with her older brother Michael. She is coached by her father and grew up playing tennis with her brother. During her leisure time, Martyna enjoys listening to music, reading books, acquiring new knowledge, and cherished moments spent with friends. Her ultimate goal is to continue her tennis career on the professional circuit.  

High School: When in Edmonton, Martyna trains at the University of Alberta, Saville Centre. She has reached WTA rankings at a high of 802 in singles and 857 in doubles, as well as a ranking high of 121 ITF. She comes to Arizona with long list of tennis accolades achieved throughout her high school years. Martyna will be pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree of Science in Medicine.  

Prior to Arizona:  ITF Tournaments 
September 2018 - PRESENT 

• November 2018 - J5 Finalist in Burlington 
• June 2019 - J5 Finalist in Victoria 
• September 2019 - J5 Finalist in Montreal 
• October 2019 - J4 Finalist in Ontario 
• November 2020 - J5 Champion in San Jose 
• December 2020 - J4 Champion in San Jose 
• April 2021 - J4 Champion in Cancun 
• July 2021 - J3 Finalist in Santo Domingo 
• June 2022 - J3 Singles Champion in Calgary 
• May 2022 - J3 Doubles Champion in Quebec City 
• June 2022 - J3 Doubles Finalist in Calgary 
• June 2019 - J5 Doubles Champion in Victoria  
• June 2019 - J5 Doubles Finalist in Kamloops 
• September 2019 - J5 Doubles Champion in Niagara 
• October 2019 - J4 Doubles Champion in North Vancouver 
• November 2020 - J5 Doubles Champion in San Jose 
• December 2020 - J4 Doubles Champion in San Jose 
• April 2021 - J4 Doubles Finalist in Delray Beach  
• September 2021 - J3 Finalist in Repentigny 
• April 2022 - J3 Doubles Champion in Quebec City.  
• June 2022 - J3 Singles Champion in Calgary 
• June 2022 - J3 Doubles Finalist in Calgary 

Nationals
March 2015 - August 2022 

• In 2015, qualified at the age of 9 for the U12 Nationals 
• Also in 2015, qualified at the of 9 for the U14 Nationals 
• In 2016, flight 2 champion at U12 Nationals 
• 2016, played U14 Nationals 
• 2016, 8th place at U12 Outdoor Nationals 
• 2016, Played U14 Outdoor Nationals 
• 2017, 3rd place at U12 Nationals 
• 2017, 2nd flight Champion at U14 Nationals 
• 2018 , Finalist at the U14 Indoor Nationals 
• 2018, 8th place at the U14 Outdoor Nationals 
• 2019, Finalist at the U14 Indoor Nationals  
• 2021, U16 Fischer Outdoor Champion 
• 2021, U18 Fischer Outdoor Finalist  
• 2022, U18 Outdoor Fischer Singles National Champion 
• 2022, U18 Outdoor Fischer Doubles National Champion 

Tennis Canada Tours 
2015 - 2021 

• 2015 - USA vs Canada 
• 2016 - Gold Medal at the Karakua Cup. Canada Vs France 
• 2017, Belgium Tour. Singles Finalist and Doubles Champion  
• 2018, U14 World Junior Tennis Championship in Czech Republic 
• 2019, 3rd at the U14 World Junior Tennis Championship in Czech Republic 
• 2021, 5th at the U16 Billie Jean King Cup in Antalya Turkey 

Additional:

• Alberta Open Women Singles Champion 
• Alberta Open Mixed Doubles Champion