On court

• In 2012, proved herself to be an outstanding doubles player, after she won the Sydney Junior International with fellow Aussie Maddison Inglis
• Reached the semifinals on her favourite playing surface in the doubles of Optus 14s Claycourt Championships, as well as the Grasscourt Championships (both in 2012)
• Was the Under 16s champion in the Medibank Age Championships, as well as the Rod Laver QLD Junior Championships
• In 2014, reached the semifinals of the Australian Open junior girls’ singles event
• Debuted in Australia’s Fed Cup team in 2016, facing Dominika Cibulkova in the World Group II quarterfinals against Slovakia
• As a wildcard, upset Paula Badosa and No.29 seed Donna Vekic en route to the third round at Australian Open 2019, her first Grand Slam main-draw victories
• Missed most of the 2020 and 2021 seasons due to an elbow injury
• Won more than 40 singles matches in a resurgent season in 2022, rising from outside the top 700 to end the year at No.167.
• Made top-150 debut in January 2023, after reaching Australian Open second round as a wildcard (defeated No.31 seed Kaia Kanepi)
• Won the first overseas title of her career at the ITF 60K event in Orlando, Florida in February 2023.
• That same month, reached first WTA singles quarterfinal at Mexico, beating three top-100 players in a row as a qualifier
• Says that one of the best things about being a tennis player is being able to travel, although she still thinks the Gold Coast is the best city in the world
• Became Australia’s top-ranked woman in singles for the first time in August 2023
• Made top-100 debut in singles in September 2023 and finished season as top-ranked Australian woman
• Was among a record five Australian women to qualify at US Open 2024.

Year-end singles ranking history