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2025 Australian Open – Girls' singles

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Girls' singles
2025 Australian Open
2024 ChampionSlovakia Renáta Jamrichová
Events
Singles men women boys girls
Doubles men women mixed boys girls
WC Singles men women quad
WC Doubles men women quad
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Renáta Jamrichová was the reigning champion,[1] but she is no longer eligible to participate in junior events. She received a wild card into the women's singles qualifying, where she lost to Carole Monnet in the second round.

Seeds

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1.  Australia Emerson Jones
2.  United Kingdom Mika Stojsavljevic (first round)
3.  Belgium Jeline Vandromme (quarterfinals)
4.  Japan Wakana Sonobe
5.  Serbia Teodora Kostović (second round, retired)
6.  United States Kristina Penickova
7.  Czech Republic Tereza Krejčová (second round)
8.  Bulgaria Elizara Yaneva (second round)
9.  United Kingdom Mingge Xu (third round)
10.  Bulgaria Rositsa Dencheva (first round)
11.  Czech Republic Jana Kovačková (third round)
12.  Czech Republic Alena Kovačková (third round)
13.  Czech Republic Vendula Valdmannová (first round)
14.  United Kingdom Hannah Klugman (third round)
15.  Israel Mika Buchnik (first round)
16.  Germany Julia Stusek (third round)

Click on the seed number of a player to go to their draw section.

Draw

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Key

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Finals

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Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
               
1 Australia Emerson Jones 4 6 6
Austria Lilli Tagger 6 2 2
1 Australia Emerson Jones
4 Japan Wakana Sonobe
4 Japan Wakana Sonobe 6 6
WC Australia Tahlia Kokkinis 2 4
Slovakia Mia Pohánková 6 6
3 Belgium Jeline Vandromme 2 1
Slovakia Mia Pohánková
6 United States Kristina Penickova
6 United States Kristina Penickova 7 6
Q Japan Shiho Tsujioka 5 3

Top half

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Section 1

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First round Second round Third round Quarterfinals
1 Australia Emerson Jones 6 6
Q Anastasia Lizunova 3 3 1 Australia E Jones 63 6 6
United States Thea Frodin 6 77 United States T Frodin 77 2 3
SE Brazil Nauhany Vitória Leme da Silva 3 61 1 Australia E Jones 6 6
France Eleejah Inisan 2 4 Q Y Perapekhina 3 2
Q Yuliya Perapekhina 6 6 Q Y Perapekhina 77 6
Sweden Lea Nilsson 7 7 Sweden L Nilsson 64 3
13 Czech Republic Vendula Valdmannová 5 5 1 Australia E Jones 4 6 6
9 United Kingdom Mingge Xu 6 6 Austria L Tagger 6 2 2
WC Australia Ava Beck 1 2 9 United Kingdom M Xu 77 6
Q China Qu Yihan 6 1 4 Romania D-I Simionescu 63 2
Romania Diana-Ioana Simionescu 2 6 6 9 United Kingdom M Xu 3 4
WC Japan Nanami Gotō 0 2 Austria L Tagger 6 6
Austria Lilli Tagger 6 6 Austria L Tagger 4 6 4
Czech Republic Sarah Melany Fajmonová 4 4 5 Serbia T Kostović 6 3 2r
5 Serbia Teodora Kostović 6 6

Section 2

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First round Second round Third round Quarterfinals
4 Japan Wakana Sonobe 6 4 710
Q China Zhang Ruien 3 6 68 4 Japan W Sonobe 6 6
Turkey Deniz Dilek 6 6 Turkey D Dilek 2 2
WC Australia Emilie Chen 3 4 4 Japan W Sonobe 6 6
United States Shannon Lam 5 2 16 Germany J Stusek 4 3
France Daphnée Mpetshi Perricard 7 6 France D Mpetshi Perricard 2 6 5
WC Australia Tori Russell 2 2 16 Germany J Stusek 6 4 7
16 Germany Julia Stusek 6 6 4 Japan W Sonobe 6 6
10 Bulgaria Rositsa Dencheva 3 2 WC Australia T Kokkinis 2 4
WC Australia Tahlia Kokkinis 6 6 WC Australia T Kokkinis 6 3 6
United States Aspen Schuman 3 2 Japan K Sawashiro 2 6 4
Japan Kanon Sawashiro 6 6 WC Australia T Kokkinis 5 6 6
Q United Kingdom Brooke Black 4 6 6 Q United Kingdom B Black 7 1 3
Lithuania Laima Vladson 6 3 1 Q United Kingdom B Black 6 3 6
Serbia Luna Vujović 3 2 7 Czech Republic T Krejčová 4 6 4
7 Czech Republic Tereza Krejčová 6 6

Bottom half

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Section 3

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First round Second round Third round Quarterfinals
8 Bulgaria Elizara Yaneva 6 6
Q France Margot Phanthala 1 3 8 Bulgaria E Yaneva 77 5 4
Slovakia Mia Pohánková 2 77 6 Slovakia M Pohánková 64 7 6
United States Annika Penickova 6 63 2 Slovakia M Pohánková 5 6 6
Japan Reina Gotō 6 5 6 11 Czech Republic J Kovačková 7 3 1
Q China Wei Zhangqian 3 7 4 Japan R Gotō 6 0 4
WC Australia Sarah Mildren 6 5 2 11 Czech Republic J Kovačková 1 6 6
11 Czech Republic Jana Kovačková 3 7 6 Slovakia M Pohánková 6 6
14 United Kingdom Hannah Klugman 6 6 3 Belgium J Vandromme 2 1
Sweden Nellie Taraba Wallberg 1 1 14 United Kingdom H Klugman 6 5 6
Australia Alana Subasic 65 2 Romania MI Burcescu 3 7 2
Romania Maia Ilinca Burcescu 77 6 14 United Kingdom H Klugman 6 3 2
United States Claire An 3 4 3 Belgium J Vandromme 4 6 6
Germany Sonja Zhenikhova 6 6 Germany S Zhenikhova 1 5
WC Australia Koharu Nishikawa 4 6 2 3 Belgium J Vandromme 6 7
3 Belgium Jeline Vandromme 6 3 6

Section 4

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First round Second round Third round Quarterfinals
6 United States Kristina Penickova 3 6 710
Thailand Kamonwan Yodpetch 6 4 65 6 United States K Penickova 5 7 710
China Wang Yuhan 7 77 China Y Wang 7 5 68
Q Latvia Beatrise Zeltiņa 5 64 6 United States K Penickova 2 6 6
France Ksenia Efremova 2 6 3 12 Czech Republic A Kovačková 6 1 1
Australia Renee Alame 6 0 6 Australia R Alame 4 4
Germany Eva Bennemann 3 6 3 12 Czech Republic A Kovačková 6 6
12 Czech Republic Alena Kovačková 6 3 6 6 United States K Penickova 7 6
15 Israel Mika Buchnik 3 4 Q Japan S Tsujioka 5 3
Brazil Victoria Luiza Barros 6 6 Brazil VL Barros 4 6 6
Serbia Petra Konjikušić 3 77 710 Serbia P Konjikušić 6 3 4
United States Maya Iyengar 6 62 67 Brazil VL Barros 68 0
WC Australia Jizelle Sibai 3 2 Q Japan S Tsujioka 710 6
Q Japan Shiho Tsujioka 6 6 Q Japan S Tsujioka 6 77
SE Romania Anamaria Federica Oana 2 6 6 SE Romania AF Oana 4 65
2 United Kingdom Mika Stojsavljevic 6 3 2

References

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  1. ^ "Renata Jamrichova, Rei Sakamoto win Australian Open junior titles". ESP. Retrieved 27 November 2024.
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  • Draw at ITFtennis.com
  • [1] at ausopen.com