Tristan Schoolkate

Australia

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It's great, very happy with the week. Tough final today but happy to come out on top.

Tristan Schoolkate, 3 Feb 2025

Began playing tennis at age four
Initially coached by his father, who was a tennis coach at Claremont Lawn Tennis Club
Grew up playing on grass, which he considers his favourite surface
Represented Australia at the World Junior Tennis finals in Prostejov, Czech Republic
Later in 2015, reached the final of the 14/u Australian Championships at Melbourne Park
In December 2018, won the Australian Championships 18/u doubles title with Dane Sweeny
Was a hitting partner at the Hopman Cup; in 2019 he practised with Alexander Zverev and Lucas Pouille
Won his first match at a junior Grand Slam event en route to the third round of the Wimbledon boys’ singles
Cracked the top 40 in the world ITF junior rankings in 2019
Often trains with Australian doubles Grand Slam champion John Peers when the two players are back in Perth
Earned his first Challenger singles title in 2024 with a win over Adam Walton in Guangzhou, and made singles semifinals in Burnie, Fairfield and Sydney
Lifted four doubles trophies on the Challenger circuit in 2024
Won a set against world No.1 and eventual champion Jannik Sinner in his Rod Laver Arena debut at Australian Open 2025, becoming the first to do so since October 2024
Won 2025 Challenger titles at Brisbane 1 and Ilkley, and was a finalist in Guangzhou
Made his first ATP quarterfinal in Los Cabos in July 2025 after defeating fifth seed Daniel Altmaier, and made the doubles final with Blake Bayldon
Defeated Joao Fonseca in his Canadian Open main-draw debut in 2025.

Born	26 February 2001
Birthplace	Perth, WA
Height	183cm
Plays	Right-handed
Coach	Andrew Roberts and Gavin Van Peperzeel

Singles titles

Singles finals

Doubles titles

2024: Pune Challenger (w/ Adam Walton), Guangzhou Challenger (w/ Blake Ellis), Charleston Challenger (w/ Luke Saville), Tiburon Challenger (w/ Luke Saville)
2023: Bloomfield Hills Challenger (w/ Adam Walton)
2022: Sydney Challenger (w/ Blake Ellis)

Doubles finals

2025: Los Cabos (w/ Blake Bayldon)
2024: Mexico City Challenger (w/ Adam Walton), Burnie Challenger (w/ Adam Walton)
2023: Playford Challenger (w/ Blake Ellis), Granby Challenger (w/ Adam Walton), Burnie Challenger (w/ Luke Saville)