Ashleigh Barty
Awards & Honours
5
Awards Won
3
Honours
2
Rankings
3
Records
Ashleigh Barty's career is marked by historic achievements. She became the second Australian woman to rank No. 1 in singles, following Evonne Goolagong Cawley. Her 114-week streak at the top is the fourth-longest in WTA history. She was the first Australian woman to win Wimbledon in 41 years. Her 2019 WTA Finals victory earned the largest prize money check in tennis history at $4.42 million. Barty also served as National Indigenous Tennis Ambassador, inspiring a new generation.
Awards
Honours & Distinctions
Officer of the Order of Australia (AO)
For distinguished service to tennis as a world No. 1 player and to the community.
Young Australian of the Year
Recognized for her sporting achievements and community leadership.
National Indigenous Tennis Ambassador
Appointed to promote tennis among Indigenous youth.
Rankings & Lists
World No. 1 in singles
Career prize money earnings
Records & Feats
Fourth-longest consecutive streak at No. 1 in WTA history
Held the world No. 1 ranking for 114 consecutive weeks.
First Australian woman to win Wimbledon since 1980
Won the 2021 Wimbledon singles title, ending a 41-year drought for Australian women.
Largest prize money check in tennis history
Won $4.42 million at the 2019 WTA Finals, the biggest single prize in tennis at the time.