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
Strong field to contest national wheelchair championships
10 November, 2023
World No.4 Heath Davidson will compete at the 2023 Australian Wheelchair Tennis National Championships, which begin today in Melbourne.
Read moreWorld No.4 Heath Davidson will compete at the 2023 Australian Wheelchair Tennis National Championships, which begin today in Melbourne.
Ebden anticipating “tough match” in US Open 2023 doubles final
8 September, 2023
Doubles star Matt Ebden is among three Australians scheduled to compete on day 12 at US Open 2023.
Read moreDoubles star Matt Ebden is among three Australians scheduled to compete on day 12 at US Open 2023.
Ebden chasing place in US Open 2023 men’s doubles final
7 September, 2023
Matt Ebden is among four Australian players scheduled to compete on day 11 at US Open 2023.
Read moreMatt Ebden is among four Australian players scheduled to compete on day 11 at US Open 2023.
Aussie teen Benjamin Wenzel excited for Grand Slam debut at US Open
6 September, 2023
Meet Benjamin Wenzel, a 16-year-old from Cairns, who will compete in the US Open 2023 junior wheelchair competition.
Read moreMeet Benjamin Wenzel, a 16-year-old from Cairns, who will compete in the US Open 2023 junior wheelchair competition.
