PLAYER PROFILE
Kaylah McPhee
- Age20
- Born 4 February 1998
- Birth PlaceBrisbane, (Queensland)
- LivesBrisbane, (Queensland)
- Height167 cm
- PlaysRight-handed
- CoachJesse Catterall
“I think I've just had a complete change in my mental state.”
— Kaylah McPhee, 15 Dec 2015
» McPhee stuns Rogowska in AO Play-off
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
Kaylah McPhee in the news
Tjandramulia ends Rodionova’s wildcard bid
15 December, 2016
No.1 seed Arina Rodionova, a finalist in last year's AO Play-off, fell in the quarterfinals of this year's event to teen Olivia Tjandramulia.
Read moreNo.1 seed Arina Rodionova, a finalist in last year's AO Play-off, fell in the quarterfinals of this year's event to teen Olivia Tjandramulia.
Tomic through as defending champ Inglis withdraws
13 December, 2016
Sara Tomic has advanced to the quarterfinals of the Australian Open play-off after last year's winner Maddison Inglis withdrew from their match with a stomach virus.
Read moreSara Tomic has advanced to the quarterfinals of the Australian Open play-off after last year's winner Maddison Inglis withdrew from their match with a stomach virus.
Fourlis v Aiava in girls’ 18/u final
9 December, 2016
Top two seeds Destanee Aiava and Jaimee Fourlis will compete for an Australian Open 2017 main draw wildcard when they face off in the 18/u Australian Championships final.
Read moreTop two seeds Destanee Aiava and Jaimee Fourlis will compete for an Australian Open 2017 main draw wildcard when they face off in the 18/u Australian Championships final.
Top two seeds cement semifinal berths
8 December, 2016
Destanee Aiava and Jaimee Fourlis are on course for a final showdown in the girls' 18/u Australian Championships, while the boys' event continues to throw up surprises.
Read moreDestanee Aiava and Jaimee Fourlis are on course for a final showdown in the girls' 18/u Australian Championships, while the boys' event continues to throw up surprises.
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