Montana State University Billings Athletics

2023: Made 11 appearances and nine starts as a senior... kept two shutouts... made a total of 43 saves, and had a save percentage of 79.6% on the year... had back-to-back shutout games on the road on Oct. 19 against Saint Martin's, and Oct. 21 against Western Oregon... earned her first career GNAC Player of the Week honors for the week of Oct. 16-22... played a total of 851 minutes... earned Academic All-GNAC honors.

2022: Played in five games in second season in the program, making four starts... played 405 minutes... had one shutout... totaled 32 saves... made a season high 11 stops on Sept. 6 against Minot State... finished with a save percentage of 82.1%.

2021: Played in six matches and earned four starts in first season in the program…totaled 22 saves…made a season-high eight saves on Sept. 4 against Nebraska-Kearney…had two shutouts…posted a goals-against average of 0.64…played 420 minutes.
 
Louisiana Tech: As a sophomore in 2020 earned one start and made one save while playing 45 minutes…as a freshman in 2019 saw action in three matches with two starts…made 10 saves and allowed just one goal…earned one shutout and picked up three victories…held a 0.47 goals-against average…played 191 minutes for an average of 63.7 minutes per match…had a season-high seven saves on Sept. 8 against Montevallo. | Full Player Bio Page
 
Bromangymnasiet: Named Player of the Year for her parent club…first-team province for girls in the 2000 age group…named player of the game in the province qualifiers…helped her team to a pair of district championships…attended the Swedish U18 national team camp for goalkeepers.

Coach Cavallo on Sallvin: “Tuva is a fantastic addition to our goalkeeping department. She has a huge presence in goal, is very strong technically, and good in the air. Due to her height she can reach shots that many other keepers would struggle to deal with. With the addition of Tuva we feel we have great competition for the number one position.”

Sallvin on choosing MSUB: “With the head coach being a former goalkeeper and also having a goalkeeper coach with that, I felt like MSUB was the right fit for me. Goalkeepers are a lot of times forgotten so I wanted to go somewhere I knew I would be seen and prioritized. In addition to that, I felt a good connection between me, the girls who reached out to me, and the coach. I can already tell that this program and staff are very organized and I look forward to spending the rest of my college career at MSUB.”