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| Birthdate: | 01 March 1900 | Current Australia Ranking: | ||
| Birthplace: | Sydney, NSW, Australia | Career High Australia Ranking: | ||
| Residence: | Sydney, NSW, Australia | |||
| Height: | 175 cm | |||
| Weight: | kg | |||
| Play: | Right-handed | |||
| Coach: | Jason Scivetti |
Andrew Thomas played his first full year on the senior circuit in 2009, performing well on the doubles court at Futures events. He reached his first final in New Zealand with compatriot Mark Verryth, as well as another semifinal in New Zealand and a quarterfinal in Italy. He also won singles matches at Futures level in Australia, New Zealand and Italy. In 2008, Thomas concluded his junior career on a high note and began his transition to the senior ranks, putting a toe in the water at several Futures events during the year. High points were reaching the quarterfinal of the boys’ singles at Wimbledon and the third round at the Australian Open. Meanwhile, he reached the quarterfinal of the F3 in Perth and won through qualifying to reach the main draw of the F1 in Apeldoorn, Netherlands, in June. A tennis player since the age of six, Andrew cites his parents Tom and Coral as having the strongest influence on his career. His favourite surface is grass and his dream is to capture the first of many Grand Slam titles at the Australian Open. His tennis hero is Pete Sampras and when he’s not playing tennis, Andrew enjoys spending time with family and friends and listening to R’n’B music. He has a brother, Chris.
| Career Highlights |
Results 2009 Singles Doubles 2008 Singles Doubles |
Related News
London, 04 July 2008:Last boy standing
Milan, 22 May 2008:Thomas, Tomic and Easton loving Milan
Melbourne Park, 15 December 2007:Thomas and Sheed win Optus 18s
Melbourne Park, 13 December 2007:Top seeds to square off in boys' final
Paris, 06 June 2007:Four Aussie juniors into third round
London, 04 July 2008:Last boy standing
Milan, 22 May 2008:Thomas, Tomic and Easton loving Milan
Melbourne Park, 15 December 2007:Thomas and Sheed win Optus 18s
Melbourne Park, 13 December 2007:Top seeds to square off in boys' final
Paris, 06 June 2007:Four Aussie juniors into third round
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