Sponsor Vivian Ovrootsky
United States
Athlete (retired)
Self-Managed
Tennis - UT Austin
About Vivian Ovrootsky — retired UT Austin tennis athlete
Vivian Ovrootsky is a San Jose-based former collegiate tennis standout and newly retired athlete with strong visual storytelling appeal. With a polished on-court presence, authentic sports credibility, and lifestyle content that blends tennis, fashion, and personality, she’s a natural fit for brands looking to reach an engaged, performance-minded audience.
Why you should sponsor me for your next influencer campaign?
I am one of the top US junior tennis athlete. What started as a fun outdoor activity to keep me fit and healthy quickly became such a part of my life that I cannot even imagine myself without the court and the racquet. I invest a lot of time and sweat into tennis, and this is what makes me feel most alive. For more information please visit https://www.vivianovrootsky.com
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- My career high rank was 1. As part of the USTA. In the year 2017.
- My career high rank was 1. As part of the USTA. In the year 2016.
Awards
various tournament wins, see my web site
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