
PLAYER PROFILE
Benjamin Wenzel
- LivesCairns, Queensland
- PlaysLeft-handed
ON-COURT
- Represented Australia at the BNP Paribas World Cup in Portugal in 2022 and 2023
- Member of Australia’s winning junior team at the BNP Paribas World Cup in 2022
- Achieved career-high junior ranking of world No.4 in January 2023
- Made Grand Slam debut in junior competition at US Open 2023
- Long-term goal is represent Australia at the 2032 Paralympic Games in Brisbane
OFF-COURT
- Names Heath Davidson as his idol
- Is also inspired by Japan’s Tokito Oda
Benjamin Wenzel in the news
Greg Crump honoured as ITF Wheelchair Coach of the Year

15 May, 2025
Australian junior World Team Cup captain Greg Crump was honoured with the ITF Wheelchair Coach of the Year award on Saturday, recognising close to 40 years of services to…
Read moreAustralian junior World Team Cup captain Greg Crump was honoured with the ITF Wheelchair Coach of the Year award on Saturday, recognising close to 40 years of services to…
Australian teams produce positive display at 2025 World Team Cup

12 May, 2025
Australia's quad and boys' wheelchair teams produced strong campaigns at this year's World Team Cup in Turkey, finishing fourth and sixth, respectively.
Read moreAustralia's quad and boys' wheelchair teams produced strong campaigns at this year's World Team Cup in Turkey, finishing fourth and sixth, respectively.
Aussie Weekly Wrap: Duckworth impresses in Mexico

31 March, 2025
James Duckworth advanced to another ATP Challenger final in Mexico this week - the 28th Challenger final of his career. He headlines a strong week for the Aussies…
Read moreJames Duckworth advanced to another ATP Challenger final in Mexico this week - the 28th Challenger final of his career. He headlines a strong week for the Aussies…
Another year, another home-grown AO champion to look forward to

23 January, 2025
For the 14th consecutive Australian Open, there will be at least one local champion across the tournament’s various events.
Read moreFor the 14th consecutive Australian Open, there will be at least one local champion across the tournament’s various events.