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Ulrikke Eikeri

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Height
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1.72m
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Dec 16 1992
Birthplace
Oslo, Norway
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Welcome to the Tour: Jacquemot, Cengiz, Scott make home debuts

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  • Junior World No.6 Elsa Jacquemot was awarded a wildcard into her home Grand Slam at Roland Garros, where she fell to Renata Zarazua in round one - but the 17-year-old captured the girls' title a week later.
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  • 2017 Wimbledon girls' finalist Ann Li defeated Nao Hibino en route to qualifying for her first WTA main draw in Auckland - and two weeks later the 19-year-old American repeated the feat at the Australian Open, going on to reach the second round.
  • New Zealand No.1 Paige Mary Hourigan was given a wildcard into Auckland, where the 22-year-old Georgia Tech alumna fell to Caroline Wozniacki in the first round.
  • New Zealand's former junior World No.85 Valentina Ivanov also debuted in Auckland via wildcard, where the 18-year-old lost to Jil Teichmann in the first round.
  • Patcharin Cheapchandej won the Road to Thailand pre-qualifying tournament to earn a home wildcard into Hua Hin, where the 25-year-old three-time ITF titlist lost to eventual runner-up Leonie Kung in round one.
  • Natalija Kostic broke the Top 200 in 2019 thanks to a 40-28 win-loss record, and the 25-year-old Serb held a 5-2 first-set lead over Zheng Saisai in her WTA main draw debut in Hua Hin before falling in the first round.
  • 21-year-old World No.214 Chihiro Muramatsu, who won her first ITF W25 title at the end of 2019 in Bhopal, came from a set down twice to come through Hua Hin qualifying, where the Japanese player fell in another marathon to Barbara Haas in the first round.
  • Ulrikke Eikeri had fallen in WTA qualifying on 12 previous occasions going back to 2014, but the 27-year-old came through for the first time in Hua Hin - becoming the first Norwegian in a WTA main draw since Amy Jonsson at Pattaya 1991.
  • Pepperdine University alumna Mayar Sherif became the first Egyptian in a WTA main draw since Marwa Elwany at Cairo 1999, and only the second ever, after qualifying for Prague and taking Laura Siegemund to three sets.
  • Czech 15-year-old Linda Fruhvirtova, the 2019 Les Petits As champion and junior World No.20, became the first player born in 2005 to play a WTA main draw after receiving a wildcard for Prague, where she fell to Kristyna Pliskova in round one.
  • The USA's Katrina Scott was the youngest player to win a round at the US Open, with the 16-year-old No.637-ranked wildcard impressively defeating Natalia Vikhlyantseva before taking a set off Amanda Anisimova.
  • Another 2004-born American wildcard, 15-year-old World No.597 (and junior World No.5) Robin Montgomery, was the youngest player in the US Open draw, falling to Yulia Putintseva in the first round.
  • Turkey's 20-year-old World No.387 Berfu Cengiz, who won her first WTA qualifying match at the age of 15 over Yuliya Beygelzimer at Istanbul 2015, received her first main draw wildcard in Istanbul again, falling to Polona Hercog in the first round.
  • Junior World No.6 Elsa Jacquemot was awarded a wildcard into her home Grand Slam at Roland Garros, where she fell to Renata Zarazua in round one - but the 17-year-old captured the girls' title a week later.
  • Junior World No.6 Elsa Jacquemot was awarded a wildcard into her home Grand Slam at Roland Garros, where she fell to Renata Zarazua in round one - but the 17-year-old captured the girls' title a week later.

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Started playing tennis aged nine

Career Highlights

DOUBLES
Winner (4): 2024 - Hong Kong (w/Ninomiya); 2023 - Nottingham (w/Neel), Tokyo (w/Neel); 2021 - Tenerife (w/Perez).
Finalist (3): 2024 - Stuttgart (w/Neel); 2022 - Lausanne (w/Zidansek); 2021 - Lausanne (w/Grammatikopoulou).

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Finalist (1): 2022 - Roland Garros (w/Vliegen).

ADDITIONAL
Norwegian Billie Jean King Cup Team, 2008-12, 2016, 2017, 2021

Career in Review

Played only qualifying singles in 2024, concentrating on doubles and reached a career high doubles ranking of No.26 on April 22, 2024 after achieving runner-up at WTA 500 Stuttgart w/Neel. Ended the season claiming her fourth career doubles title at WTA 250 Hong Kong w/Makoto Ninomiya

In 2023 represented Norway at United Cup, falling in her singles round robin matches against Pigossi and Bronzetti. Strongest singles result of the season came with R16 as a qualifier at Nanchang

Claimed doubles titles at 2023 WTA 250 Nottingham and WTA 500 Tokyo with Ingrid Neel, as well as quarterfinal at WTA 1000 Rome with Miyu Kato

In 2022, won first Tour-level singles match during 2r showing at Charleston (as qualifier, d. N.Kichenok, l. Keys), while in doubles was R-Up at Lausanne (w/Zidansek) and in mixed at Roland Garros (w/Vliegen)

In 2021, fell 1r at Abu Dhabi (as alternate, l. Gauff), Stuttgart (as qualifier, l. Friedsam), Lausanne (l. Giorgi) and Cleveland (as qualifier, l. Zvonareva). Also contested qualifying on five occasions (including Wimbledon)

Won a doubles title at Tenerife 2021 (w/Perez) and also was R-up in Lausanne 2021 (w/Gramatikopoulou)

Fell 1r on WTA main-draw debut at 2020 Hua Hin (as qualifier, l. Sanders)

Rose to career-high ranking of No.206 on April 16, 2018

Won most recent ITF Circuit singles title at W25 event in Hilton Head-SC, USA in October 2017

Made Tour-level qualifying debut at 2014 US Open

On ITF Circuit, owns 11 titles in singles and 30 in doubles

Was ranked as high as No.16 on ITF Junior Circuit. Reached SF in doubles at 2010 Australian Open (w/Silva, l. Babos/Dabrowski)

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