PLAYER PROFILE

Maddison Inglis

  • Age26
  • Born14 January 1998
  • Birth PlacePerth, Western Australia
  • LivesPerth, Western Australia
  • Height166 cm
  • PlaysRight-handed
  • CoachAndrew Roberts
“ I'm so grateful to be training in Brisbane. There's so much great support. So many good friends.”

— Maddison Inglis, 22 Jul 2020

» Maddison Inglis: Regaining momentum

On court

  • favourite tennis player is Sam Stosur
  • won the 18-and-under Australian Championships in 2013
  • made her Grand Slam debut at the 2016 Australian Open
  • toughest opponent she’s ever faced is Ekaterina Makarova
  • dream tennis scenario would be to beat Serena Williams in the final of the Australian Open
  • professional goals are to win a Grand Slam and rank in the WTA top 10
  • made the third round at Australian Open 2022

Off court

  • her perfect day would involve a day out with her family at the beach or by the pool
  • if not a tennis player, would have been a netballer

Year-end singles ranking history

2023 277
2022 177
2021 136
2020 129
2019 134
2018 389
2017 771
2016 541
2015 781
2013 1109

Titles/Finals

Titles

2019 Nonthaburi 25K ITF, Saskatoon 25K ITF, Toowoomba 25K ITF

Finals

2019 Hong Kong 25K ITF, Brisbane 25K ITF, Bendigo 60K ITF

Maddison Inglis in the news

Aussie weekly wrap: Celebrating winners aged from 15 to 83
Alicia Smith and Tahlia Kokkinis celebrate winning an Australian Pro Tour title in Mildura. Picture: Tennis Australia
18 March, 2024

Tahlia Kokkinis, a 15-year-old from Brisbane, was among 10 Australian players to win a professional title this week.
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Aussies sweep titles at Australian Pro Tour event in Mildura
Maddison Inglis in action at the Australian Pro Tour event in Mildura. Picture: Tennis Australia
17 March, 2024

Maddison Inglis claimed her first Australian Pro Tour singles title in more than four years in Mildura this week.
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Australian Pro Tour: Emerson Jones among impressive Mildura field
Emerson Jones
10 March, 2024

Australian junior prodigy Emerson Jones continues her transition to the pro ranks when she hits the grass courts this week at the Mildura International.
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Ranking movers: Aussies rewarded for efforts at Australian Open 2024
Matt Ebden, Storm Hunter and Jordan Thompson.
29 January, 2024

Matt Ebden, Storm Hunter and Jordan Thompson are among the Aussies on the rise in the latest world rankings.
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