Personal

Coached by father, Jorge Fernandez
Born in Montréal, and resides and trains in Miami, FL with mother, Irene, father, Jorge and younger sister, Bianca Jolie who also plays tennis. Older sister, Jodeci and husband Jacques live in Ohio
Current sponsors are: lululemon, Easy Post, Morgan Stanley, Google Canada, Gatorade Canada, Babolat and Youth Athletes United
Trilingual: French, Spanish and English
2020 Summer Olympic Games Participant for Canada and BJK Cup Team Member
Hobbies include: taking dancing lessons, currently learning Salsa with her younger sister; loves to solve puzzles and Rubiks Cubes during match rain delays or in her free time at the hotel
Loves dessert but specifically enjoys molten lava chocolate cake

Career Highlights

SINGLES
Winner (2): 2022 - Monterrey; 2021 - Monterrey.
Finalist (2): 2021 - US Open; 2020 - Acapulco.

DOUBLES
Finalist (1): 2023 - Auckland (w/Mattek-Sands).

ADDITIONAL
Canadian Billie Jean King Cup Team, 2019, 2021-22.

Career in Review

2022 – Finished in the Top 50 for the second consecutive year (No.40) and reached a career-high of No.13 on August 8; won her second career title and second consecutive title at Monterrey (d. Osorio); enjoyed success at Roland Garros where she reached the quarterfinals (l. Trevisan); suffered a foot injury that caused her to miss the entire grass season

2021 - Breakthrough year led to finish in the Top 50 for the first time and achieve singles career high ranking at No.24 on Nov 8, 2021; first WTA title at Monterrey (d. Golubic); made first career Slam final at U.S. Open (l. to Raducanu); reached 4r at Indian Wells (l. to Rogers). Notched three Top 10 wins, all at U.S. Open (d. No.3 Osaka, d. No.5 Svitolina, d. No.2 Sabalenka

2020 - Produced first WTA Tour level final at Acapulco (l. Watson in 3s); defeated then-No.5-ranked Belinda Bencic in Fed Cup play; made WTA debut in January by qualifying for Australian Open main draw (l. Davis).

2019 - Became first Canadian female to win a junior Grand Slam since 2012 (Bouchard) by defeating Navarro at Roland Garros; fell 1r in Hiroshima (as qualifier, l. Hibino); fell in qualifying once; won one singles title and two doubles titles on ITF circuit.

2018 - Played and won first WTA match of career by reaching 2r at Québec City (d. Dabrowski, l. Watson); fell in qualifying in Montréal.

2017 - Played first events of career on ITF Circuit in USA and Canada.