Meet the Culture Amp Australian Billie Jean Cup Team
What does a high-performance team look like?
The Culture Amp Australian Billie Jean King Cup team knows high performance goes beyond the court. From trusting the process and clear communication to structure and mutual support, they show that great performance starts with great culture. Watch the team share what it really takes to perform at the highest level.
Australia and the Billie Jean King Cup
First contested in 1963, the Billie Jean King Cup – formerly the Fed Cup and Federation Cup – is the leading international team event in women’s tennis.
A runner-up in the inaugural edition, Australia is one of four nations that has participated in every edition. After falling in the that final, Australia won its first title in the second year of the competition (1964), one of the nation’s three titles in the 1960s.
Between 1963 and 1980, the Australian team played in every final except for three years with its last successful trophy run in 1974.
The Culture Amp Billie Jean King Cup Australian team finished runner-up as recently as 2022 and 2019.
| Australian Billie Jean King Cup records | |
|---|---|
| First year played | 1963 |
| Years played | 62 |
| Ties played win-loss | 198 (140-58) |
| Years in World Group | 45 (103-38) |
| Most total wins | Wendy Turnbull (46-16) |
| Most singles wins | Sam Stosur (29-20) |
| Most doubles wins | Wendy Turnbull (29-8) |
| Most ties played | Wendy Turnbull (45) |
| Most years played | Rennae Stubbs (17) |
| Champions | 7 (1964, 1965, 1968, 1970, 1971, 1973, 1974) |
Official 2025 program
Download the full program, featuring player profiles and articles on the Australian women’s team, details on the opposition, and the Billie Jean King Cup honour roll.
