Maya Joint

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When you're finished with tennis, or when you get to No.1, I guess then you've kind of done it. Then you can celebrate.

Maya Joint, 7 May 2025
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Biography

On Court

  • Trains at Tennis Australia’s National Tennis Academy in Brisbane
  • Won her first ITF professional title in doubles in December 2023, partnering fellow Australian Roisin Gilheany at an ITF 60 tournament on the Gold Coast
  • Achieved a career-high ITF junior ranking of world No.25 in early 2024
  • Scored two top-200 wins to reach the singles quarterfinals at a WTA 125 tournament in Canberra in January 2024
  • Started the 2024 season ranked No.684. By May, she had broken into the world’s top 200
  • Was among a record five Australian women to qualify at US Open 2024
  • 2024 Female Junior Athlete of the Year winner
  • Advanced to her first WTA 250 semifinal in Hobart in 2025, defeating three top 100 players en route
  • Made her Australian Open debut in 2025, losing in straight sets to world No.6 Jessica Pegula
  • Won her first two WTA titles on clay at Rabat, Morocco and on grass at Eastbourne, UK in 2025 
  • Reached US Open second round for second straight year in 2025.

Statistics

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Born16 April 2006
BirthplaceDetroit, United States
PlaysRight-handed
CoachChris Mahoney

Singles titles

  • 2025: Rabat, Eastbourne

Singles finals

  • 2024: Warsaw 125

Doubles titles

  • 2025: Rabat (w/ Oksana Kalashnikova), Cancun 125 (w/ Taylah Preston)
Doubles finals
  • 2025: Seoul (w/ Caty Mcnally), Eastbourne (w/ Hsieh Su-wei)

Year-end singles ranking history

YearWorld ranking
202532
2024119
2023773

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