University of the Pacific

2015-16 (Freshman)
First Team All-West Coast Conference in singles, and WCC Honorable Mention in Doubles with Anneroos Nederstigt, Viktoriya Dzyuba finished 14-2 in singles play in her first season since joining the Tigers from Kharkiv, Ukraine. She was 5-1 in West Coast Conference action, with the lone loss coming to WCC Player & Freshman of the Year, Luisa Stefani, who was ranked No. 2 at the time. Two of her singles matches went unfinished after she won the first set. Won her first four matches of her collegiate career and strung together another eight-match win streak. Dzyuba won 30 of 37 competed sets in her freshman campaign. In doubles, she went 9-5 with all matches coming at first doubles. Went 2-1 when teamed with Cristina Saenz de Buruaga Ruiz, 1-0 with Maayan Sela, 1-1 with Yuki Asami, and 6-4 with Anneroos Nederstigt, earning WCC Honorable Mention in Doubles.

Personal
Daughter of Tetyana Serebryannikova. Intends to major in Sport Management.