Jessica Moore

• Started playing tennis when she was eight years old
• First knew she was good enough to try becoming a pro after she eventually beat her older brother
• Made her Grand Slam debut at Australian Open 2007, losing to No.3 seed Svetlana Kuznetsova in the first round
• Says Kuznetsova is the toughest opponent she’s ever faced
• Secured her first ITF Futures Pro Circuit titles, in Ilkley, UK and Traralgon, Australia in 2007
• Reached the final of the girls’ singles at Australian Open 2008
• Broke into the world’s top 200 in 2008, following second-round showings at the Australian Open and US Open
• Made her Fed Cup debut for Australia in the Asia-Oceania Group in 2008.
• Won the junior girls’ doubles titles at the French Open and Wimbledon in 2008, with Slovenian partner Polona Hercog
• Won three ITF Futures doubles titles in 2010, all on home soil
• Reached the Australian Open 2012 second round, losing to No.12 seed Flavia Pennetta
• Claimed her first ITF Futures Pro Circuit title in four years, winning the Knokke Zoute Ladies Open 2012
• Feels her game most closely resembles Sam Stosur’s
• The one match she wishes she could replay was her second round loss to Flavia Pennetta at Australian Open 2009 (Moore lost 6-4 6-1)
• Dream tennis scenario would be winning the Australian Open
• Ultimate goal is to be a regular player on the Australian Fed Cup team

• Hobbies include listening to music, going to the cinema and beach, catching up with friends and shopping
• Her parents are Peter and Sharon and she has a brother, James
• Says the best piece of advice she’s received is to stay true to yourself and surround yourself with good people – they reflect who you are
• Her perfect day would involve relaxing down south in Western Australia with family and friends

2012 Belgium ITF

2008 Italy ITF

2007 IIkley (UK) ITF, Traralgon ITF

2013 Sydney #2 ITF, Bethany Beach (USA) ITF, Buffalo (USA) ITF, Cairns ITF

2012 Belgium ITF, Hilton Head Island (USA) ITF

2007 Switzerland ITF