Katrina Scott

Tennis player; 2019 US Open finalist

Katrina Scott - Tennis player; 2019 US Open finalist
Born

June 11th, 2004
20 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

United States

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Competed professionally in tennis, achieving recognition in junior championships. Participated in international tournaments, displaying skill and determination. Secured a finalist position at the 2019 US Open in the girls' singles category. Developed a reputation for competitive spirit and dedication to the sport. Continues to be a prominent figure in American tennis circuits.

Finalist at the 2019 US Open (Girls' Singles)

Junior national champion

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