First Andorran player in the WTA Top 100
Left-handed, two-handed backhand, 2020 Australian Open girls' champion at 14 — now the highest-ranked tennis player, male or female, in Andorra's history.
Career-High Rank
No. 89
16 MAR 2026
Current Rank
No. 110
18 MAY 2026
Age
20
B. 9 AUG 2005
Turned Pro
2020
ANDORRA LA VELLA, AND
Birthplace
Andorra la Vella, Andorra
Residence
Barcelona, Spain
Height
180 cm (5'11")
Plays
Left-handed
Backhand
Two-handed
Best Slam
1R — US Open 2025, Wimbledon 2026
Six years after her junior Australian Open title made her the most famous athlete in a country of 80,000, Jimenez Kasintseva finally cracked the barrier no Andorran had ever reached. At the Mérida Open in early 2026 she came through qualifying and ground her way to the quarterfinals, the run built on a 3-hour, 20-minute second-round win over former top-20 player Magda Linette — tied for the fourth-longest tour-level match of the season. The result vaulted her 25 places, from No. 122 to No. 97, making her the first player from Andorra, male or female, to enter the world's Top 100.
"I'm very, very proud to represent my country." — To wtatennis.com, on playing for Andorra
She kept climbing: a second-round appearance against Naomi Osaka at Indian Wells preceded a career-high No. 89 on 16 March 2026. Through the spring clay swing she stayed in the Top 110, beating Lulu Sun at the Rome WTA 1000, and by summer she had added a Wimbledon main-draw debut — her second Grand Slam main draw in under a year.
"I actually never thought that I would be here."
TROPHY CEREMONY, AUSTRALIAN OPEN GIRLS' FINAL 2020 · WTATENNIS.COM"I was about to lose in some matches, and I just kept fighting."
ON HER 2020 AUSTRALIAN OPEN JUNIOR TITLE RUN · AUSOPEN.COM"When you suffer and you win, that's the best feeling."
ON EMBRACING PRESSURE, 2022 · WTATENNIS.COM