Northwestern State University of Louisana

2019 Season (Senior): Was a fixture at the top of the rotation in both singles and doubles for the Lady Demons…went 5-7 in singles with nine of the 12 being at No. 1 and 3-5 in conference play…playing with partners Maria Skyba and Ela Iwaniuk, Mutel went 7-6 in doubles, including 5-3 in Southland action…finished her career in 16th place on NSU’s all-time singles wins list…opened the season with an impressive straight sets victory at Tulane

2018 Season (Junior): Dominated at the top of the rotation in both singles and doubles for NSU…was 17-6 in singles, including 15-5 at No. 1 singles…..was 10-1 in singles in Southland Conference play…was 17-2 at No. 1 doubles with partner Polina Ivanova, including an impressive 10-0 in conference play…ended the season on a 15-match win streak in doubles…earned the clinching point in NSU’s SLC Tournament semifinal win over Texas A&M Corpus Christi…scored NSU’s only point in a loss to SMU…SLC Player of the Year…won conference Player of the Week twice…All-Southland Conference First-Team Singles selection…All-Southland Conference First-Team Doubles selection with Ivanova…Louisiana Sports Writers Association All-Louisiana Collegiate Tennis First-Team… Southland Conference Commissioner’s Spring Honor Roll…Southland Conference Women’s Tennis Student-Athlete of the Year…Southland Conference Women’s Tennis All-Academic First Team

2017 Season (Sophomore): Compiled a team-best 12-6 record in singles play … Primarily in the No. 3 position, garnered a 10-6 record … added a 2-0 mark at the No. 2 slot … won her last five singles matches and seven of her last 10 … in doubles, played all 13 of her matches in the top slot … posted a 6-7 record overall and 4-2 in conference play … went 3-2 with Polina Ivanova and 3-5 with Iryna Vardanian.

2016 (Freshman) – Competed majority of season in the No. 3 singles and No. 2 doubles positions … held 13-9 and 10-6 records overall in singles and doubles respectively … had the second best doubles record on the team in conference play with teammate Iryna Vardanian, going 6-2.

Previous to NSU: Ranked in the Top 10 juniors in Russia (U12-U14) … achieved an ITF Juniors ranking of No. 1446 after only playing 2 ITF Juniors events … Won five total rounds in G5 Larnaca, Cyprus, to reach the quarterfinals … graduated with a 4.0 GPA from School 12 in Yaroslav, Russia. 
 
Personal: Born on June 24, 1996 … daughter of Ekaterina and Pavel Mutel … has one brother Sema … majoring in business administration with dreams to be a professional tennis coach after graduation.