Personal

Coached by Andrew Roberts
Parents are Stuart and Linda; brother is James, sister is Georgia; also has two dogs (Balley and Simba)
Started playing at age 5; favorite surface is hard; favorite shot is drive volley; favorite player is Sam Stosur; goals are to win a Grand Slam and reach Top 10
Perfect day would be a day out with family at the beach or by the pool
If weren't a tennis player, would have been a netballer

Career Highlights

Career in Review

Played mainly on the ITF circuit in 2024 and 2023 earning a further four titles and bringing her ITF title career total to nine as of the end of 2024

In 2022 posted her best Grand Slam result with 3r at Australian Open (l. Kanepi); also made QF at WTA 125 Vancouver (l. Peterson)

Came through qualifying to reach 2r twice last season, first at Adelaide and then at Chicago [500]. Also reached SF at W60 ITF Circuit event at Caldas da Rainha, Portugal

Set career high ranking of No.112 the week of March 2, 2020 after winning back-to-back titles on ITF Circuit in Australia in February - d. Vickery in final at Burnie and Aiava in final at Perth

Posted second Top 100 win en route to title at Burnie - d. No.97 Badosa in SF; previously, d. No.63 Van Uytvanck at $100K ITF/Vancouver-CAN in 2019 (via ret.)

Won first three singles titles on ITF Circuit in 2019

Winner of two ITF Circuit doubles titles, at $25K ITF/Brisbane-AUS in 2018 and $60K ITF/Bendigo-AUS in 2019

At 2018 Hopman Cup, aged 19 and ranked No.771, subbed in at last minute for Team Japan's Naomi Osaka to play a singles rubber against CoCo Vandeweghe - pushed the No.10-ranked American to 75 62

Made WTA singles main draw debut as WC at 2016 Hobart (l. Gasparyan in 1r) and the following week made Grand Slam main draw debut at Australian Open, having won Tennis Australia's WC play-off (l. Makarova in 1r)

Made doubles Grand Slam debut at 2015 Australian Open as WC (w/Nancarrow)

Contested qualifying at Australian Open for first time in 2014

Played first events of career on ITF Circuit in 2013