Priscilla Hon

Australia

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Believing in yourself is so big. I know everyone knows that, but it's so hard to actually do it, and I think that's been the biggest key for me.

Priscilla Hon, US Open 2025

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Started playing tennis at age six
Favourite surface is clay; dream is to win at Roland Garros
Training base is the National Academy Brisbane at the Queensland Tennis Centre
In 2012, won her first ITF junior title at the Swiss Junior Trophy, a Grade 4 event in Oberentfelden
Won three more junior tournaments in 2013 – Odense, Denmark; Oceania Closed Junior Championships, Fiji; Dunlop Japan Open Junior Championships, Tokyo
Was selected as “orange girl” for Australia’s Fed Cup tie against Germany in February 2015
In March 2015, won her first professional ITF title at the $15,000 clay-court event in Mornington; won a second at the $25,000 Brisbane Pro Tour event October
Triumphed at the 18s Australian Championships at the 2015 December Showdown; prize was a wildcard entry into the main draw of Australian Open 2016
In 2017, reached the quarterfinals of her first WTA tournament in Seoul, South Korea at age 19
Made her Fed Cup debut in February 2019, combining with Ash Barty in the live doubles rubber to deliver Australia a 3-2 victory over the USA, which sent Australia into the World Group semifinals
Scored first top-20 win against Petra Kvitova at the 2022 Adelaide International
Won her biggest career singles title at an ITF 75 tournament at Burnie in February 2024
Was among a record five Australian women to qualify at US Open 2024
Qualified for her Wimbledon main draw debut in 2025 after saving five match points against Victoria Mboko
Qualified for US Open 2025 and scored her biggest win at a major over 17th seed Liudmila Samsonova to reach the third round
Qualified for the 2025 Beijing WTA 1000 event and beat former Roland Garros champion Jelena Ostapenko en route to the third round, which lifted her inside the top 100 for the first time.