Lilli Tagger

Tennis player

Austrian Lienz, Austria

Quick Info

ProfessionTennis player
NationalityAustrian
Date of Birth17/02/2008
Age18 years
BirthplaceLienz, Austria

Latest News about Lilli Tagger

25/05/2026

Lilli Tagger achieved her career-high WTA singles ranking of world No. 90 on 25 May 2026, marking a significant milestone in her professional career. The 18-year-old Austrian player, known for her one-handed backhand and clay-court prowess, reached this ranking after a series of strong performances including runner-up finishes at the 2025 Jiangxi Open and 2026 Mumbai WTA 125.

21/03/2026

Lilli Tagger reached a career-high singles ranking of No. 109 on 21 March 2026, becoming the youngest WTA Tour finalist of the 2025 season. Her breakthrough performance included a runner-up finish at the 2025 Jiangxi Open, where she lost to Blinkova, and she also won the 2025 Junior French Open girls' singles title, becoming the first Austrian to achieve this feat.

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Bio/Wiki

Lilli Tagger is an Austrian professional tennis player known for her rapid rise in the sport. Born in Lienz, she started playing tennis at age 5 and turned professional in 2022. She is recognized as the youngest WTA Tour finalist of the 2025 season and the first Austrian to win the Junior French Open singles title.

Physical Stats & More

Height1.85 m

Career

Turned Pro2022
PlaysRight-handed
Career High Singles RankingNo. 90 (25/05/2026)
Junior Titles2025 French Open girls' singles
ITF Titles
  • 2024 Viserba doubles (with Anastasia Bertacchi)
  • 2025 Terrassa singles
WTA Finals
  • 2025 Jiangxi Open (runner-up)
  • 2026 Mumbai WTA 125 (runner-up)

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. First Austrian to win Junior French Open singles title (2025)
2. First female Austrian in junior Grand Slam semifinals since Tamira Paszek (2006)
3. Youngest WTA Tour finalist of 2025 season
4. Started tennis at age 5
5. Preferred surface: Clay
6. Switched to one-handed backhand at age 12
7. Currently ranked No. 2 in Austria for women's singles
8. Won her first two ITF titles during the 2025 season
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