Australian U-17

Even though they were not even in the top 20 of the world before, since the Dorgias brothers joined the team, Australia's performance skyrocketed.

Information

• Captain: Jean Fitzgerald

History

Despite earning victories against top teams England and Switzerland, Australia's advance was stopped by Japan and they failed to qualify for the main draw of the U-17 World Cup.

Members

Coach

Noah Dorgias

Position: Strategist

Forced to give up on representing Australia himself, he supports the team from the shadows.

High School

Jean Fitzgerald

Position: Captain

As captain, he places the success of the team above his own pride.

Ramos Crawford

Position: Representative

This reserved player heightened his spirits to take on Japan. But in the end, he did not make an appearance on the court.

J. J. Dorgias

Position: Representative

Australia's ace. While he is quick to lose his temper, his skills cannot be underestimated.

Chris Hopman

Position: Representative

Since he values sportsmanship, he often clashes with Dorgias. Possesses great speed and reflexes.

Middle School

Bill Hewitt

Position: Representative

He has a big build and loud voice. However, since Australia lost to Japan in straight sets, he did not get to play.

Mac McGregor

Position: Representative

Even if it means reducing himself to a pawn, he wants to reach the top of the world.

Milky Millman

Position: Representative

With his fast serve and competitive spirit, he aims to crush opponents in an instant.

Uniforms

Australia's uniform depicts the national flag.

Trivia

• All Australian players reference real life Australian tennis player, either by name or in appearance.