PLAYER PROFILE
Maddison Inglis
4
AUSTRALIAN
RANKING
RANKING
114
WTA
RANKING
RANKING
- Age22
- Born14 January 1998
- Birth PlacePerth, Western Australia
- LivesPerth, Western Australia
- Height166 cm
- PlaysRight-handed
- CoachAndrew Roberts
“It's probably the happiest I’ve ever been in winning a title, just because everyone was there and I could share it with them.”
— Maddison Inglis, 23 Feb 2020
» Inglis brings home Perth title
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
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
| 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
Top Aussie women: Breaking down the barriers
11 March, 2020
Australia's top players have overcome many challenges in their respective journeys to current heights – providing many lessons to players at every level.
Read moreAustralia's top players have overcome many challenges in their respective journeys to current heights – providing many lessons to players at every level.
Aussie women: Success breeding success
8 March, 2020
While Ash Barty thrives at world No.1, the camaraderie among Australia’s top players provides another reason to celebrate on International Women’s Day.
Read moreWhile Ash Barty thrives at world No.1, the camaraderie among Australia’s top players provides another reason to celebrate on International Women’s Day.
Inglis brings home Perth title
23 February, 2020
Top seed Maddison Inglis wins her second Australian Pro Tour title in succession, taking out Destanee Aiava to claim the Perth International #1.
Read moreTop seed Maddison Inglis wins her second Australian Pro Tour title in succession, taking out Destanee Aiava to claim the Perth International #1.
All-Aussie final in Perth
22 February, 2020
West Australian Maddison Inglis takes on Destanee Aiava in Perth after both earned a finals berth this weekend.
Read moreWest Australian Maddison Inglis takes on Destanee Aiava in Perth after both earned a finals berth this weekend.
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