From the Montevideo juniors
to the Sapphire Tour.
Mireya Solen Voss grew up on the outdoor hard courts of Montevideo, Uruguay, where she came through the junior ranks at Montevideo Southcourt Academy with a reputation that arrived before she did: the lefty who attacks your serve from the very first point.
After joining the junior transition squad at the Río Plata Performance Institute, she moved her training base across the river to Buenos Aires and turned pro in 2023, at seventeen. The nickname followed quickly — The Montevideo Spark — for a game built on fast starts, early breaks, and momentum that is hard to switch off.
Her 2026 rise — from outside the top 60 to a career-high No. 48 in June — has come from improved court positioning and a stronger second-shot forehand after the return. At 20, with coach Lucía Berrin in her corner, the climb is just getting started.