James McCabe

Australia

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Everything so far the last two years has just been a learning experience from travelling and you just don't know what to expect until you do it.

James McCabe, 15 Jan 2025

Coached by his father, Patrick
Won 16/u Australian Championships in 2019
Peaked at world No.71 in ITF World Junior Tour rankings in October 2021
Earned first ATP Tour ranking points in 2021 after reaching two ITF Futures quarterfinals in Tunisia
Rose almost 1,000 places in the ATP rankings in 2022, helped by reaching Australian Pro Tour finals in Canberra and Bendigo
Reached first ATP Challenger semifinals (Bengaluru, Puerto Vallarta) in 2023, allowing him to crack the top 300
Won two ITF singles titles in 2024 (Roehampton, Nottingham)
Notched his first main-draw Grand Slam win at the 2025 Australian Open, and later that year won three qualifying matches to debut at Wimbledon
Reached Sydney Challenger semifinals in 2025, featuring a win over second seed and compatriot Rinky Hijikata, and the semifinals of the Taipei Challenger.

Tossed the coin at the Australian Open 2013 semifinal clash between Novak Djokovic and David Ferrer
Set the 10 and under Australian beep test record in 2013 with 12.1
Also talented in cricket, swimming and football
Male Junior Athlete of the Year finalist at 2021 Australian Tennis Awards.

Singles titles

Singles finals

Doubles finals

James McCabe in action during the 2nd round on Court 3 at the Australian Open at Melbourne Park

James McCabe in action during the Wimbledon qualifying competition at Community Sport Centre Roehampton, London

James McCabe competing during the Wimbledon qualifying competition at Community Sport Centre Roehampton, London

James McCabe plays during the Wimbledon qualifying competition at Community Sport Centre Roehampton, London

James McCabe during the Wimbledon qualifying competition at Community Sport Centre Roehampton, London

James McCabe competing during the 2nd round on Court 3 at the Australian Open at Melbourne Park

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