
PLAYER PROFILE
Bradley Mousley
- Age26
- Born 3 January 1996
- LivesWynn Vale, South Australia
- PlaysRight-handed
“"I'm not too worried that he's No.1 in the world. I think I'll be okay to get through if I stick to my game." ”
— Bradley Mousley, 23 Jan 2014
» Mousley chases Aussie Open hat-trick
On court
- Began playing tennis at a young age under the watchful eye of his tennis coach father, Craig.
- Secured the Ipswich Claycourt National u/14 singles title in 2010.
- Claimed the ITF Gallipoi Youth Tennis Cup doubles title in 2011.
- Captured back-to-back Queensland Junior ITF International u/18 singles titles in 2012.
- Won the Oceania Closed Junior doubles Championships in 2012.
- Ultimate goal is to reach world No.1.
- Considers his strengths to be his forehand, serve and volleys.
- Favourite tournament is the Australian Open.
- Enjoys playing tennis because of the ‘opportunity to travel’ and ‘the challenge that it brings’.
Off court
- Hobbies include watching AFL and listening to his iPod.
Year-end singles ranking history
2018 | 459 |
2017 | 316 |
2016 | 489 |
2015 | 558 |
2014 | 1639 |
2013 | 1656 |
2012 | 1150 |
Titles/Finals
Titles
2017 Brisbane F5 ITF
2016 Greece F3 ITF
Finals
2018 Launceston Challenger
2017 Mildura F1 ITF, China F5 ITF
2016 Egypt F18 ITF
2015 Turkey F24 ITF, Turkey F30 ITF
Bradley Mousley in the news
Saville returns to Brisbane final

5 October, 2019
Luke Saville makes the most of his wildcard entry in Brisbane, reaching the final with another solid display.
Read moreLuke Saville makes the most of his wildcard entry in Brisbane, reaching the final with another solid display.
Popovic into second straight semi

4 October, 2019
Teenage wildcard Ivana Popovic reaches a second consecutive Australian Pro Tour semifinal, backing up her win over Destanee Aiava with another solid outing in Brisbane.
Read moreTeenage wildcard Ivana Popovic reaches a second consecutive Australian Pro Tour semifinal, backing up her win over Destanee Aiava with another solid outing in Brisbane.
Mousley out in Canberra quarters
![East Hotel Canberra Challenger - 7 January 2019 Jiri VESELY (CZE) [3] during day two of the East Hotel Canberra Challenger 2019 #EastCBRCH. Match was played at Canberra Tennis Centre in Lyneham, Canberra, ACT on Monday 7 January 2019. Photo: Ben Southall. #Tennis #Canberra](https://www.tennis.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/EH-Canberra-Challenger-7-Jan-2019-web-0185-700x450.jpg)
10 January, 2019
Resurgent Czech Jiri Vesely douses the last Australian hope at the ATP Challenger 80 in Canberra, defeating Bradley Mousley in the quarterfinals.
Read moreResurgent Czech Jiri Vesely douses the last Australian hope at the ATP Challenger 80 in Canberra, defeating Bradley Mousley in the quarterfinals.
Bourchier ousts top seed in Canberra

8 January, 2019
Tasmanian Harry Bourchier has a career-best win defeating world No.73 Roberto Carballes Baena of Spain at the ATP Challenger 80 event in Canberra
Read moreTasmanian Harry Bourchier has a career-best win defeating world No.73 Roberto Carballes Baena of Spain at the ATP Challenger 80 event in Canberra