Australian tennis player Alana Subasic competing on the WTA Tour.
Alana Subasic is an Australian tennis player who lives in Sydney, New South Wales, and represents Australia. Tennis Australia records that she started playing tennis at six and plays right-handed. Her early development included winning the Australian 12/u Championships girls’ singles title in 2019. She later established herself on the international junior circuit, contesting four consecutive ITF junior singles finals between February and March and breaking into the junior world top 100 in 2024. Her first major public breakthrough came at the Australian Open 2024, where the 16-year-old Sydney player qualified for the girls’ singles draw and progressed to the second round. She subsequently moved into senior ITF and WTA qualifying competition. Public WTA data lists her among Australia’s active professional players, with a career-high singles ranking in the low 400s during 2026 and recorded career prize money exceeding US$45,000 on the WTA profile at the time of the available source capture. Her most recent documented professional context includes WTA qualifying activity, including the 2026 Australian Open and Brisbane International qualifying events. No reliable public source reviewed provided a detailed playing-style assessment, coach history or confirmed senior singles title.
Her clearest documented breakthrough was qualifying for and reaching the second round of the Australian Open 2024 girls’ singles competition. Tennis Australia described her as a 16-year-old Sydney qualifier living out her Australian Open dream.
Documented milestones include the 2019 Australian 12/u Championships girls’ singles title, qualification for and a second-round appearance at the Australian Open 2024 girls’ singles event, four consecutive ITF junior singles finals between February and March, and entry into the junior world top 100 in 2024. WTA’s available profile data recorded a 2026 singles ranking in the low 400s, no WTA singles titles, and career prize money above US$45,000. Exact ranking and prize-money values are recorded separately below because public WTA pages showed different values depending on the capture date.
Australian Open 2024: qualified for the girls’ singles main draw and advanced to the second round. 2026 Australian Open: appeared in the women’s singles qualifying competition, with an official Australian Open match page documenting her first-round qualifying match against Lola Radivojevic. 2026 Brisbane International: received a wildcard place in the qualifying draw.