2025-26 (Freshman): Madueño finished her first season of college tennis with a 16-5 record in singles competition... She was 6-2 in singles at the No. 3 position, 6-0 at No. 4 and 4-1 at No. 5, and she also played a pair of matches as high as No. 2... Madueño's 16 singles wins are tied for fifth-most in a single season in program history and were second-most among true freshman in program history... Madueño claimed singles wins over Bellarmine, Louisville, NKU, UT Southern, Lipscomb, Southern Indiana, UNC-Asheville, EKU, Butler, SEMO, Belmont, Tennessee State, Sam Houston, Campbellsville, Austin Peay and Middle Tennessee... Madueño went 11-11 in doubles during the spring of 2026... She was 4-4 at No. 1 doubles, 5-5 at No. 2 and 2-2 at No. 3... Madueño's 11 doubles wins were tied for most on the team and were a top-25 mark for a single season in program history... She had doubles wins over Bellarmine, NKU, UT Southern, Southern Indiana, Butler, Tennessee State, Campbellsville, Austin Peay, Middle Tennessee and Sam Houston... Madueño was named All-Conference USA Singles Second Team and was also named to the CUSA All-Freshman Team... She was named the CUSA Women's Tennis Athlete of the Week on April 8... Madueño was part of the CUSA Women's Tennis Doubles Team of the Week on Feb. 4... Madueño was named to the CUSA Commissioner's Honor Roll and received the CUSA Commissioner's Academic Medal.
HS/Misc.: Reached a national ranking of 136 at the time of her signing... Won the singles championship at the 2024 U18 Champion Bowl Valencia, the singles championship at the 2023 U16 Champion Bowl Spain Master (Valencia), the singles championship in the 2023 U16 Champion Bowl World Finals (Croatia), the doubles championship in the 2023 U16 Valencian Community Championship, the singles championship in the 2023 U16 Ivan Navarro, the championship for the 2022 U16 Bejar TTK WARRIOS Tour and the doubles championship in the 2022 U16 Champions Bowl Master Valencia, along with numerous runner-up, semifinal and quarterfinal finishes.
