PLAYER PROFILE
Belinda Woolcock
- Age23
- Born24 January 1995
- LivesMornington, (Victoria)
- PlaysRight-handed
- CoachNicole Pratt & Will Coghlan
“Astra and I have worked so hard together, we’ve had some tough times during the Australian Open pro series, and we have learnt so much. This week it just came together. I can’t wait to get out there.”
— Belinda Woolcock, 15 Dec 2017
» Sharma, Woolcock win Australian Open doubles wildcard
On court
- Part of the winning Australian junior Fed Cup that claimed the title over Canada in 2011
- Quarter finalist at the 2011 Optus 18s Australian Championships
- Semi finalist at the 2012 Cairns Platinum AMT
Off court
- Started playing tennis at the age of five
Year-end singles ranking history
| 2016 | – |
| 2015 | – |
| 2014 | – |
| 2013 | 918 |
| 2012 | 722 |
| 2011 | 1134 |
Titles/Finals
Finals
2017 Targu Jiu ITF
Belinda Woolcock in the news
Five minutes with … Sam Stosur
8 November, 2018
After announcing her split from Josh Eagle, Sam Stosur sat down with tennis.com.au to discuss the search for a new coach, her pre-season approach and her goals for 2019.
Read moreAfter announcing her split from Josh Eagle, Sam Stosur sat down with tennis.com.au to discuss the search for a new coach, her pre-season approach and her goals for 2019.
Transitioning from life on the professional circuit
28 June, 2018
Casey Dellacqua, Jelena Dokic and Sam Groth were among some of the past players undertaking a coaching course in Melbourne last week.
Read moreCasey Dellacqua, Jelena Dokic and Sam Groth were among some of the past players undertaking a coaching course in Melbourne last week.
Sharma, Woolcock win Australian Open doubles wildcard
15 December, 2017
Astra Sharma and Belinda Woolcock defeated Destanee Aiava and Tammi Patterson to secure a main-draw wildcard in the women's doubles at Australian Open 2018.
Read moreAstra Sharma and Belinda Woolcock defeated Destanee Aiava and Tammi Patterson to secure a main-draw wildcard in the women's doubles at Australian Open 2018.
McPhee stuns Rogowska in AO Play-off
15 December, 2015
Teenager Kaylah Mcphee has blown the women's draw wide open with a straight-sets drubbing of No.1 seed Olivia Rogowska in the first round of the Australian Open 2016 Play-off.
Read moreTeenager Kaylah Mcphee has blown the women's draw wide open with a straight-sets drubbing of No.1 seed Olivia Rogowska in the first round of the Australian Open 2016 Play-off.
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