Micic's first major professional breakthrough was in doubles at the 2023 W15 Kursumlijska Banja tournament in Serbia, where she won her first professional title with Anja Stankovic. A later milestone was her first WTA-level singles win at the WTA 250 Athens event on 13 July 2026, after qualifying for the main draw.
Elena Micic
- Age
- 22
- Birthplace
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About Elena
Elena Micic is an Australian professional tennis player from Melbourne, Victoria. Born on 13 July 2004, she is a right-handed player who prefers hard courts and competes primarily across the ITF Women's World Tennis Tour and WTA events. Micic began playing tennis at age three and progressed through Australian junior and domestic competition before establishing herself on the professional circuit. Her strongest results have come in doubles, where she has won multiple ITF titles and reached a WTA…
Elena Micic is an Australian tennis player born in Melbourne on 13 July 2004. Tennis Australia lists Melbourne as her birthplace, while ITF records identify Australia as her representing nation, right-handed playing style, preferred hard-court surface and age of commencement as three. Publicly available profiles describe her development through the Victorian and Australian tennis pathway, including participation in Australian junior championships before she began competing regularly on the professional circuit. Micic started appearing on the ITF circuit during 2021 and 2022, initially mainly in qualifying, and gradually built a larger schedule across singles and doubles. Her early professional breakthrough came in doubles, with a first professional title at the 2023 W15 Kursumlijska Banja tournament in Serbia alongside Anja Stankovic. She continued to make progress in 2024, reaching three ITF singles semifinals and winning the W50 Montemor-o-Novo doubles title with Alana Parnaby. In 2025, Micic added three doubles trophies in Launceston, Burnie and Brisbane, reached her first professional singles final in Darwin and broke into the WTA women's doubles top 250. Her professional profile expanded in 2026. She reached the WTA 125 Figueira Da Foz doubles final with Kristina Mladenovic and qualified for the WTA 250 Athens tournament, where she defeated Greek wildcard Martha Matoula for her first tour-level singles win. She subsequently faced Zheng Qinwen in the second round. Micic's publicly documented career has been characterised by steady ranking improvement, versatility across singles and doubles, and particularly strong progress in doubles competition. The latest verified WTA and Tennis Australia material identifies her as an active Australian professional competing on the international women's circuit.
Career-high WTA singles ranking: No. 269, recorded in 2026. Career-high WTA doubles ranking: No. 185 in the WTA statistics page's 2026 ranking data; Tennis Australia separately reports a career-best doubles ranking of No. 221 in September 2025. Documented doubles titles include five ITF titles: Kursumlijska Banja 2023, Montemor-o-Novo 2024, Launceston 2025, Burnie 2025 and Brisbane 2025. WTA 125 doubles finalist at Figueira Da Foz in 2026 with Kristina Mladenovic. No verified WTA titles, Grand Slam main-draw titles or senior national-team medals were identified.
Recorded her first professional doubles title at the 2023 W15 Kursumlijska Banja tournament with Anja Stankovic. Won the W50 Montemor-o-Novo doubles title in Portugal in 2024 with Alana Parnaby. In 2025, won doubles titles in Launceston, Burnie and Brisbane and reached her first professional singles final in Darwin. On 13 July 2026, qualified for the WTA 250 Athens main draw and defeated Martha Matoula 7-5, 6-3 for her first WTA tour-level singles victory. Reached the WTA 125 Figueira Da Foz doubles final in 2026 with Kristina Mladenovic.