Karolina Kosińska (born 17 June 1986 in Warsaw, Poland) is a former professional tennis player from Poland. She is best known for her career on the International Tennis Federation (ITF) circuit, where she won six singles titles and fourteen doubles titles.
Tennis career
Kosińska began playing tennis at age seven and favored clay courts. She turned professional in 2004. Her career-high singles ranking was world No. 253, achieved on 4 July 2005, and her career-high doubles ranking was No. 144, reached on 10 September 2007. Over her career, she earned $119,311 in prize money and compiled a career singles record of 218–183 and a doubles record of 176–125.
Notable singles victories on the ITF circuit include the Bella Cup in Toruń, Poland (2004), ITF Gdynia (2004), ITF Sant Boi, Spain (2007), ITF Šibenik, Croatia (2008), ITF Rome (2009), and ITF Hvar, Croatia (2009). In doubles, she won titles at events including ITF Warsaw (2005), ITF Gdynia (2007), ITF Opole (2008), and the Lagos Open in Nigeria (2010), among others.
Other individuals with the same name
The name "Karolina Kosińska" is shared by several other notable individuals in Poland, including:
- Karolina Kosińska, PhD — a film scholar and adjunct at the Institute of Art of the Polish Academy of Sciences (IS PAN), editor-in-chief of the Kwartalnik Filmowy (Film Quarterly), and author of the book Androgyn. Tożsamość, tęsknota, pragnienie (2015), which received the Bolesław Michałek Award for the best film studies book of the year.
- Karolina Kosińska — an associate in the Corporate/M&A practice at the Warsaw office of the law firm CMS.
- Karolina Kosińska — a doctor of law and community activist associated with the PSL party in Czernichów, Poland.
Because the name is common in Poland, the specific individual referenced depends on the context (e.g., sports, academia, law, or public service).
