PLAYER PROFILE

Jaimee Fourlis

“We knew what we had to do and we executed it really well.”

Made her WTA rankings debut on 13 April 2015, at No.930
This came not long after reaching the semifinals of the $15,000 ITF in Melbourne as a qualifier
Represented Australia in Junior Fed Cup in 2015; the team progressed to the final in Madrid, Spain
Cracked the world’s junior top 40 in early 2016
As a qualifier, won eight straight matches to storm to her first professional title at the $25,000 ITF tournament in Perth in February 2016
Won the Australian Open Play-off in December 2016 to secure a wildcard into the main draw of AO2017
Won her first Grand Slam match at the Australian Open in 2017; was the youngest Australian female to do so since 2008
Made Roland Garros debut in 2017 – after winning the Australian wildcard play-off – and took a set off Caroline Wozniacki in the first round
Victorious at the Australian 18/u Championships in December 2017, gaining revenge on Destanee Aiava for her finals loss in the same event 12 months earlier; as a result, won a wildcard into Australian Open 2018
Cracked WTA top 200 on 18 June 2018
Underwent shoulder surgery in 2020
Made the Australian Open 2022 mixed doubles final as a wildcard pairing with Jason Kubler
Enjoyed a resurgent 2022 season, winning 50 singles matches and three ITF titles, and rising from outside the top 300 to a career-high ranking of 147th in July
In February 2023, won eighth career ITF title in Burnie, improving record in finals to 8-1.