WTA Tour

She's 23 years old, making her WTA main draw debut at Luxembourg - and through to the quarterfinals. Meet Bibiane Schoofs.

Step by step, this 20-year-old Russian lefty has enjoyed one of the most impressive rises in 2011. What will next year bring?

She isn't the tallest player out there, but this thoughtful Belarusian sees the beauty in hard work and making the most of what she's got.

Still only 16, this much-touted junior won't be making a half-baked assault on the WTA ranks.

After a bumpy couple of years, Petra Cetkovska is very much back in the swing of things. This week the 26-year-old made her Top 40 debut.

The transition from the juniors hasn't been easy, but this California dreamer still has her sights set on the Top 20 and beyond.

Home is where the heart is for this 24-year-old Austrian, whose best results have come on home soil too.

Forget storming the Bastille, this young Frenchwoman threatens to march her way to the top of world tennis.

With her first Grand Slam match win notched at Wimbledon on Monday, this young Georgian is eyeing a longed-for place in the Top 100.

Watch out for this big-serving Brit, who has been awarded a wildcard into the upcoming Wimbledon Championships.