PLAYER PROFILE
Kaylah McPhee
- Age21
- Born 4 February 1998
- Birth PlaceBrisbane, (Queensland)
- LivesBrisbane, (Queensland)
- Height167 cm
- PlaysRight-handed
“I’ve been working hard in the gym and putting on a lot of muscle so maybe my serve is coming down a bit faster, but aside from that it’s just confidence.”
— Kaylah McPhee, 21 Mar 2019
» Confident Kaylah into Canberra quarters
On court
- Won the 2011 Wynnum Open
- Won the 2012 Lismore Open Championships
- Winner of the 14s events at the 2012 Rod Laver Lead-in Championships and the 2012 Rod Laver QLD Junior Championships
Off court
- tennis heroes are Kim Clijsters, Ana Ivanovic and Roger Federer
- If not playing tennis, would be a soccer player
Year-end singles ranking history
| 2018 | 363 |
| 2017 | 717 |
| 2016 | 1092 |
Titles/Finals
Finals
2019 Mildura ITF
Kaylah McPhee in the news
Confident Kaylah into Canberra quarters
21 March, 2019
In-form Kaylah McPhee is among four Australians into the quarterfinals of the ACT Clay Court International #1.
Read moreIn-form Kaylah McPhee is among four Australians into the quarterfinals of the ACT Clay Court International #1.
Biggest movers: Barty on brink of top 10
19 March, 2019
After a run to the fourth round of Indian Wells, Ash Barty rises to world No.11, and trails No.10 Serena Williams by just 11 ranking points.
Read moreAfter a run to the fourth round of Indian Wells, Ash Barty rises to world No.11, and trails No.10 Serena Williams by just 11 ranking points.
Bains triumphant in Mildura
10 March, 2019
Naiktha Bains has defeated fellow first-time finalist Kaylah McPhee to take the Mildura Grand Tennis International title.
Read moreNaiktha Bains has defeated fellow first-time finalist Kaylah McPhee to take the Mildura Grand Tennis International title.
Biggest movers: big gains for Aussie youngsters
29 January, 2019
Alexei Popyrin, Kim Birrell and Astra Sharma were among several Aussies enjoying big jumps in the rankings following Australian Open 2019.
Read moreAlexei Popyrin, Kim Birrell and Astra Sharma were among several Aussies enjoying big jumps in the rankings following Australian Open 2019.
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