Alana Subasic

Alana Subasic is an Australian professional tennis player from Sydney. The WTA and ITF identify her as an Australian player, aged 19 in 2026, and list her status as inactive. Public records show a developing singles and doubles career, with a career-high WTA singles ranking of No. 400 reached on 8 June 2026. The supplied provider ID, 2665979, could not be matched to the official WTA profile ID, which is 333011; the name, nationality and player records otherwise identify the same athlete.

Alana Subasic is a Sydney-based Australian tennis player who began playing tennis at six. She developed through Australian junior competition and won the Australian 12-and-under girls’ singles championship in 2019. Her junior breakthrough came in 2022, when she won the J5 Tennispark Pointer Open in Skopje, and she later produced a significant run of form by reaching four consecutive ITF junior singles finals between February and March 2024. Subasic qualified for the Australian Open 2024 girls’ singles draw and advanced to the second round, a notable home Grand Slam opportunity at age 16. Tennis Australia reported that she subsequently broke into the world’s top 100 junior rankings in 2024. Her progression was interrupted by a broken wrist suffered after a fall on a clay court at a junior event in the Netherlands in July 2023; she was sidelined for approximately six months before returning to competition. As a professional, Subasic has competed primarily on the ITF Women’s World Tennis Tour, while also appearing on WTA tournament player lists in Australia. The WTA profile records no singles titles, a 2026 singles record of 29 wins and 15 losses in the available statistics, career prize money of US$45,508, a singles ranking of No. 435 and a doubles ranking of No. 692 as displayed in the latest available WTA statistics. Her career-high WTA singles ranking is No. 400, achieved on 8 June 2026. The official WTA and ITF profiles list her as inactive as of the supplied profile date, 18 August 2026.