Jodie Burrage

British tennis player with ITF titles

Jodie Burrage - Athletes & Sports Figures born May 28th, 1999
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A professional tennis player from Britain, recognized for competing on the Women's Tennis Association tour. Achievements include successful runs in various international competitions and representing Britain in the Fed Cup. Focused on building a career on the professional circuit after showcasing talent in junior championships.

Won multiple ITF singles titles

Competed in the Fed Cup for Britain

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