PLAYER PROFILE

Andrew Harris

  • Age30
  • Born 7 March 1994
  • Birth PlaceMelbourne, Victoria
  • LivesBlackburn, Victoria
  • Height183 cm
  • PlaysRight-handed
“I feel like I’ve got a good ability to dig out matches from some tough spots – go to another level – and I was able to do that today.”

— Andrew Harris, 7 Jan 2019

» Harris moves ahead in Canberra

On court

  • began playing tennis at the age of four; hopes to earn an ATP top 100 ranking
  • partnered with Nick Kyrgios to win the Roland Garros and Wimbledon junior boys’ doubles titles in 2012
  • Harris and Kyrgios were also junior boys’ doubles semifinalists at Australian Open 2012
  • in 2011, was a singles semifinalist at the Optus 18 Australian Championships
  • Harris hopes to represent Australia at the Davis Cup
  • most memorable tennis match was when he played in a four-hour epic against Serbian Pedja Krstin, finally winning 6-7 7-6 6-3
  • came through the US college system, graduating from the University of Oklahoma with a business marketing degree in 2017
  • cracked top 200 in August in a breakthrough 2019 season during which he reached three ATP Challenger finals (Chennai, Busan, Traralgon)
  • made Grand Slam main draw as a wildcard at Australian Open 2020
  • focused increasingly on doubles since 2022
  • broke into the world’s top 100 in doubles in September 2023

Off court

  • son of former WTA top 25 player Anne Minter, who reached the Australian Open quarterfinals in 1988

Year-end ranking history

2022 674
2021 375
2020 229
2019 159
2018 400
2017 490
2016
2015 676
2014 642
2013 589
2012 1160
2011 1232

Andrew Harris in the news

Duckworth credits influence of new coach for stunning form revival
James Duckworth. Picture: Getty Images
25 June, 2024

James Duckworth continues his red-hot form to move into the second round in the Wimbledon 2024 men's qualifying singles competition.
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Legends hopeful about Australia’s chances at Roland Garros 2024
Todd Woodbridge amd Sam Stosur at the National Tennis Centre in Melbourne this week. Picture: Tennis Australia
25 May, 2024

Todd Woodbridge and Sam Stosur believe Australian players can go deep at this year's clay-court Grand Slam tournament.
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Aussie weekly wrap: Australians make promising start to clay-court season
Max Purcell and Jordan Thompson defended their ATP 250 doubles title in Houston this week.
8 April, 2024

Aussie pair Max Purcell and Jordan Thompson clinched their third doubles title of the season at an ATP 250 tournament in Houston.
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Vukic claims thriller for first quarterfinal on clay
Aleksandar Vukic in action. Picture: Getty Images
5 April, 2024

Aleksandar Vukic saves a match point at Marrakech, while Jordan Thompson saves three at Houston.
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