Active on Tour

Alexandra Eala

WTA #28 · First Filipina Grand Slam junior champion

Active
  • • 2020 Australian Open girls' doubles champion (age 14, with Priska Nugroho)
  • • 2022 US Open girls' singles champion
  • • Career-high WTA #28 (March 2026) — highest-ranked Filipina in history

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Rising Filipinas

Elizabeth Abarquez

ITF Women's Tour · Rising talent

Active
  • • Active on the ITF Women's World Tennis Tour
  • • Part of the next generation of Philippine women's tennis

Tennielle Madis

Philippines #2 · ITF junior champion

Active
  • • 9+ ITF junior titles, 2025 PCA Open and Gentry Open women's singles champion
  • • 2025 Billie Jean King Cup team member; SEA Games bronze medalist (doubles, team)
  • • Trained at Philippine Tennis Academy in Cotabato; heading to University of Hawaii in 2026

Kaye Ann Emana

UAAP MVP · UST · WTA 125 debutante

Active
  • • Reigning UAAP Season 87 MVP (University of Santo Tomas)
  • • WTA 125 debut at 2026 Philippine Women's Open (wildcard entry)
  • • Aspires to represent the Philippines on the international stage

Stefi Marithe Aludo

ITF junior circuit · Rising prospect

Active
  • • Active ITF junior player (J60 level); 2025: 7-2 record, 2 titles
  • • Part of the Philippine junior development pipeline

Active — Men

Francis Casey Alcantara

Doubles specialist · SEA Games gold medalist

Active
  • • 2021 SEA Games doubles gold medalist
  • • Career-high ATP doubles ranking: #162 (2024)
  • • Philippines' top male doubles player; active on ATP Challenger Tour

Legends of Philippine Tennis

Felicisimo "Mighty Mite" Ampon

Just over five feet tall · The greatest Filipino tennis player in history

Legend
  • • Reached the French Open quarterfinals twice — first Filipino at a Grand Slam QF
  • • Nicknamed "Mighty Mite" for his small stature and fearless game
  • • Dominated Asian tennis in the 1950s; Philippines' #1 for over a decade (1938–1968)

Raymundo Deyro

Davis Cup record-holder · 1958 Asian Games gold medalist

Legend
  • • Holds the Philippine record for most Davis Cup ties (37) with 36 wins
  • • Reached the 4th round of the 1953 French Championships; competed at Wimbledon
  • • Inducted into the Philippine Sports Hall of Fame (2016)

Cecil Mamiit

Highest-ranked Filipino male (ATP #72) · Grand Slam match winner

Legend
  • • Career-high ATP ranking of #72 (1999)
  • • Reached the second round at three Grand Slams (Australian Open, French Open, US Open)
  • • Born in the Philippines, raised in California; reached the 1999 San Jose final as a qualifier

Treat Huey

ATP doubles specialist · Wimbledon semifinalist

Retired
  • • Reached the Wimbledon doubles semifinals (2016, with Max Mirnyi) — first Filipino to do so
  • • Won 8 ATP doubles titles (career-high doubles ranking: World #18)
  • • Represented the Philippines in Davis Cup and SEA Games (2009–2021); retired 2023

Dyan Castillejo

First Filipina WTA-ranked player · Fed Cup Commitment Award winner

Legend
  • • Represented the Philippines in Fed Cup from 1981 to 1990 (40+ ties)
  • • First Filipina to earn a WTA ranking: #403 singles, #245 doubles (1986)
  • • Received the ITF Fed Cup Commitment Award (2017); now a sports journalist at ABS-CBN