PLAYER PROFILE
Lyann Hoang
- Age28
- Born15 February 1996
- Birth PlaceMelbourne, Victoria
- LivesBrisbane, Queensland
- Height167 cm
- PlaysRight-handed
- CoachSean Fyfe
On court
- started playing tennis aged seven at the West Brisbane Tennis Centre
- represented Australia in the 2010 World Junior Teams Competition, winning the bronze medal
- claimed her maiden ITF junior doubles title, winning the Queensland Winter International with partner Ellen Perez in 2012
- goal is to represent Australia in Federation Cup and win Wimbledon
- admires Andy Roddick “because he is a great competitor and great sportsman”
- parents have had the strongest influence on her career to date because of the support they have given her
- enjoys “competing, travelling and meeting new people”
- favourite surface is hard court
Off court
- Hobbies include playing touch football and athletics
Titles/Finals
Titles
None
Finals
None
Lyann Hoang in the news
ATL set for exciting 2013 season
19 August, 2013
A stellar line-up of current and past players, including Pat Rafter, has set the scene for an exciting season of the Asia-Pacific Tennis League to begin on 8 November.
Read moreA stellar line-up of current and past players, including Pat Rafter, has set the scene for an exciting season of the Asia-Pacific Tennis League to begin on 8 November.
Top seeds progress in Optus 16s event
13 December, 2012
The top seeds went about their winning ways as Optus 16s Australian Championships action continued at Melbourne Park, writes Alana Mitchelson.
Read moreThe top seeds went about their winning ways as Optus 16s Australian Championships action continued at Melbourne Park, writes Alana Mitchelson.
Sharks, Chargers win ATL Queensland conference
27 November, 2012
The Shaw Park Sharks and Tennis Brisbane Chargers have won the inaugural Queensland Conference final of the Asia-Pacific Tennis League.
Read moreThe Shaw Park Sharks and Tennis Brisbane Chargers have won the inaugural Queensland Conference final of the Asia-Pacific Tennis League.
Three Victorians into Optus 14s finals
6 December, 2010
Tasmania's Harry Bourchier and Victoria's Daniel Guccione swept aside Bradley Mousley and Lawrence Bataljin of South Australia respectively to set up a meeting…
Read moreTasmania's Harry Bourchier and Victoria's Daniel Guccione swept aside Bradley Mousley and Lawrence Bataljin of South Australia respectively to set up a meeting…