
PLAYER PROFILE
Adam Walton
- Age21
- Born17 April 1999
- Birth PlaceQueensland
- LivesHome Hill, Queensland
- Height185 cm
- PlaysRight-handed
- CoachAaron Klumpp
On court
- started playing tennis at the age of five
- favourite tennis players are Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal
- advanced to semifinals of Australian 18/u Championships in December 2016
- peaked at a career-high ITF world junior ranking of No.60 in January 2017
- Since 2017 has been playing college tennis at the University of Tennessee
Year-end ranking history
2016 | 1513 |
Titles/Finals
Finals
2019 Champaign ITF
Adam Walton in the news
UTR Pro Tennis Series: Kubler, Inglis go back-to-back in Brisbane

14 July, 2020
Queenslanders Jason Kubler and Maddison Inglis continue their dominance in Brisbane, winning their second straight UTR Pro Tennis Series titles at Pat Rafter Arena.
Read moreQueenslanders Jason Kubler and Maddison Inglis continue their dominance in Brisbane, winning their second straight UTR Pro Tennis Series titles at Pat Rafter Arena.
Pearson storms into 18/u boys’ final

9 December, 2016
Using his throwback style to full effect, Kody Pearson on Friday advanced to the final of the boys' 18/u Australian Championships.
Read moreUsing his throwback style to full effect, Kody Pearson on Friday advanced to the final of the boys' 18/u Australian Championships.
Top two seeds cement semifinal berths

8 December, 2016
Destanee Aiava and Jaimee Fourlis are on course for a final showdown in the girls' 18/u Australian Championships, while the boys' event continues to throw up surprises.
Read moreDestanee Aiava and Jaimee Fourlis are on course for a final showdown in the girls' 18/u Australian Championships, while the boys' event continues to throw up surprises.
Fourlis, Aiava, Tomic advance to 18/u quarters

7 December, 2016
The top five seeds in the girls' 18/u Australian Championships have advanced to the quarterfinals, yet the big names in the boys' 18/u event were unable to emulate that…
Read moreThe top five seeds in the girls' 18/u Australian Championships have advanced to the quarterfinals, yet the big names in the boys' 18/u event were unable to emulate that…