Emerson Jones is the world number one junior, and the rising star has been compared to former Australian tennis great Ash Barty.

Watched on by his famous father Lleyton, the 16-year-old Hewitt was joined in the next round of the junior slam by fellow Aussie teen Emerson Jones, who put the disappointment of her Australian ...

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The former world number one player celebrated Australian junior champion Emerson Jones at Emirates' inspiring Women in Sport ...

She is the third 2008-born player to notch a tour-level win following Prague semifinalist Laura Samson and junior No. 1 Emerson Jones, who made the second round of Adelaide last month. "I'm super ...

Elena Rybakina will begin her Australian Open campaign against wildcard Emerson Jones in a first-round clash that pits experience against youthful ambition. This will be the first meeting between ...

World no.1 Emerson Jones is through to the Australian Open junior semi-finals with a come-from-behind win against Austria's Lilli Tagger.

The former World No. 8 then competed at the Adelaide International, where she defeated wildcards Olivia Gadecki and Emerson Jones before losing to eventual champion Madison Keys in the quarterfinals.

Emerson Jones is three wins away from becoming the first homegrown girls junior champion at the Australian Open in 30 years and advancing her claim to being the next big thing in Australian tennis.