PLAYER PROFILE
Casey Hoole
- Age21
- Born28 February 2003
- Birth PlaceBrisbane, Queensland
- PlaysRight-handed
ON COURT
- Represented Australia at the Longines Future Tennis Aces event in Paris in 2015
- Reached the final of the 2017 14/u Australian Championships
- First started tennis lessons aged 10
- Favourite shot is his backhand down-the-line.
OFF COURT
- Tennis (and golf) is in his blood; his uncle is former Australian tennis and golf pro Scott Draper
- Was lucky enough to toss the coin for Roger Federer’s 2013 semifinal showdown with Andy Murray at the Australian Open
- Favourite players are Rafael Nadal and Lleyton Hewitt because of their mental strength
- His goal in tennis is to do the best that he can, and hopefully become No.1 in the world.
Casey Hoole in the news
Team Australia announced for 2024 Master’U BNP Paribas Championships
25 November, 2024
Australia is one of eight nations competing at the 2024 Master’U BNP Paribas Championships - widely recognised as "The World Event of University Tennis" in…
Read moreAustralia is one of eight nations competing at the 2024 Master’U BNP Paribas Championships - widely recognised as "The World Event of University Tennis" in…
Aussie weekly wrap: Australians start the 2024 season in style
7 January, 2024
Australian Jordan Thompson advanced to his first ATP-level hard-court semifinal at this week's Brisbane International.
Read moreAustralian Jordan Thompson advanced to his first ATP-level hard-court semifinal at this week's Brisbane International.
Fields set for the 2023 December Showdown
22 November, 2023
Many of Australia's top-ranked junior players will compete at the annual December Showdown at Melbourne Park next month.
Read moreMany of Australia's top-ranked junior players will compete at the annual December Showdown at Melbourne Park next month.
Australians shine on world stage, with six players winning titles this week
31 July, 2023
Twelve Australian players contested finals, across both singles and doubles, at professional tournaments this week.
Read moreTwelve Australian players contested finals, across both singles and doubles, at professional tournaments this week.