The Australian U-17 World Cup Team is a participating team in the U-17 World Cup.
Background[]
They are ranked as the 18th country in the world.
Pre-World Cup Exhibition Match[]
They are hinted to play against the British U-17. It is also hinted that they won since the UK team dropped in their world rankings from 5 to 7, while Australia rose from 20 to 18.
Group League[]
It was mentioned Australia defeated the Switzerland team in their first round robin match. They are facing Japan next.
Members[]
High Schoolers[]
- Jean Fitzgerald, 3rd Year High School, Captain
- Chris Hoppman, 3rd Year High School
- Jason Joseph "J.J." Dorgias, 3rd Year High School
- Ramon Crawford, 3rd Year High School
Middle Schoolers[]
- Mac McGregor, 3rd Year Middle School
- Hill Hewitt, 3rd Year Middle School
- Milky Millman, 2nd Year Middle School
Strategist[]
- Noah J. Dorgias, 3rd Year Middle School, Hidden Strategist
Tennis Record[]
Group League[]
vs Switzerland[]
Australia was confirmed to have defeated the Switzerland U-17 World Cup Team, 3-2.
vs Japan[]
Position | Player(s) | Opponent(s) | Score |
Doubles 2 | Jean Fitzgerald/Chris Hoppman | Genichirō Sanada/Seiichi Yukimura | Lost (5-7) |
Doubles 1 | Milky Millman/Mac McGregor | Keigo Atobe/Shūsuke Fuji | Lost (6-7 [146-148]) |
Singles 3 | Jason Joseph "J.J." Dorgias | Kintarō Tōyama | Lost (Forfeit) |
Trivia[]
- Jean Fitzgerald is probably based off of John Fitzgerald, a former professional tennis player from Australia.
- Chris Hoppman is probably based off of Harry Hopman, a world-acclaimed tennis player and coach.
- Milky Millman is probably based off John Millman, a professional tennis player from Australia, perhaps most famous for defeating Roger Federer at the U.S. Open in 2018.
- J. J. Dorgias's appearance and personality are heavily inspired by Nick Kyrgios, a professional tennis player from Australia.