Natalia Trigosso Season 2025-26

Honors & Awards

• ITA Scholar Athlete (2025)
• Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholar (Second Team, 2026)
• Big Ten Distinguished Scholar (2026)
• Academic All-Big Ten (2026)
• Nebraska Scholar-Athlete Honor Roll (Fall 2025; Spring 2025*, 2026*)
• Tom Osborne Citizenship Team (2025, 2026)

*Indicates 4.0 Semester GPA

2025-26: Sophomore
In her first full competitive season with the Big Red, Natalia Trigosso posted an overall record of 21-9, including records of 8-3 in singles and 13-6 in doubles. The sophomore tallied an undefeated singles record of 5-0 in the spring. In doubles play, Trigosso primarily partnered with Reya Lee Coe, where the duo notched a 5-3 record in Big Ten play, including wins in each of their first four conference matches, contributing to team victories over then-ranked No. 21 Washington and No. 64 Oregon. 

Off the court, Trigosso earned a Second Team Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholar Award, and was named a Big Ten Distinguished Scholar and a member of the Academic All-Big Ten Team.

2024-25: Freshman
Joining the Huskers after the fall season, true freshman Natalia Trigosso tallied a combined 10 victories in the spring. She went 3-1 in singles, all in the No. 6 slot, each of her victories in straight sets. On the doubles side, Trigosso partnered with Tiziana Rossini, Yuzu Miyoshi, Reya Lee Coe and Maria Taranova throughout the dual season. The freshman went 4-4 in Big Ten doubles competition and 7-4 overall. Trigosso and Taranova notched their Big Ten wins at No. 3 doubles against #72 Minnesota, Rutgers, #22 UCLA and Oregon.

Off the court, Trigosso was named to the 2025 Tom Osborne Citizenship Team.

Before Nebraska
Originally from Bolivia, Trigosso brings an impressive junior resume to Nebraska. In her junior career, Trigosso competed twice with Team Bolivia in the Billie Jean King Cup, had a career-best ITF singles rankings at No. 124 and made it to three singles finals and six doubles finals. 

Personal
The daughter of Pablo Trigosso and Gissela Mercado, Nati was born in Cochabamba, Bolivia. Nati has two siblings, Luciana and Sebastian, and is majoring in sports media and communications. 

Why Nati Chose Nebraska
"I chose Nebraska because it has the perfect combination for my tennis and academic development."

Singles

Year	Spring	Big Ten	Fall	Total
2024-25	3-1	0-1	--	3-1
2025-26	5-0	--	3-3	8-3
Totals	8-1	0-1	3-3	11-4

Doubles

Year	Spring	Big Ten	Fall	Total
2024-25	7-4	4-4	--	7-4
2025-26	10-4	5-4	4-2	14-6
Totals	17-8	9-8	4-2	21-10

 

Trigosso transferred to Louisiana Tech following the 2025-26 season.