Cornelia Oosthuizen

Highlights

• Part of the Lexus GB women's team that finished fourth at the 2025 World Team Cup

Results

Highlights

• Part of the Lexus GB women's team that finished fourth at the 2025 World Team Cup

Results

Highlights

• Lifted the Athens Open singles title, defeating Zoya Chavdarova 7-6(4), 6-2 in the final
• Won the Birmingham Wheelchair Tennis Classic title after defeating Maylee Phelps 7-6(0), 4-6, 7-5 in the final

Results

Track all of Cornelia Oosthuizen's scores

Highlights

• Sealed the Athens Open doubles title alongside Ellie Robertson, beating Zoya Chavdarova and Cristina Deac 4-6, 6-0, 10-5
• Won the Birmingham Wheelchair Tennis Classic title alongside Maylee Phelps after defeating British, Canadian pair Frederique Berube Perron and Ruby Bishop 7-6(2), 6-3
• Finished runner-up at the Megasary Cup alongisde Maria Florencia Moreno, where they lost out to French duo Ksenia Chasteau and Pauline Deroulede 6-0, 6-1
• Teamed up with Lucy Shuker for the Cajun Classic where the pair reached their first Super Series semi-final together but lost out 6-1, 6-3 to Yui Kamiji and Kgothatso Montjane
• Clinched the Bolton Indoor ITF2 doubles title alongside fellow Brit Shuker, beating second seeds Angelica Bernal and Maria Florencia Moreno 6-1, 2-6, 10-8
• Finished runner-up at the Arizona Wheelchair Tennis Open with Ruby Bishop

Results

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November

Oosthuizen had a fantastic week at BNP Paribas Internationa Paratennis tournament in Balma, France where she finished runner-up in the singles and doubles events. She narrowly missed out to Lola Ochoa, 6-2, 6-3 in the singles before the pair joined forces for the doubles where they lost out in a 6-2, 6-3 defeat to Caroline Cleaz Savoyen and Sandra Ventura Hostau.

August

Oosthuizen then went on to reach the semi-final of the Ath Open where she was knocked out by China's Luoyao Guo, 6-4, 7-5.

May

Oosthuizen was selected to represent her country at the World Team Cup, where Great Britain finished fourth overall. The Brit won four out of the seven rubbers she played during the week, but was a dominant force across the ties.

February

Oosthuizen teamed up with fellow Brit Lucy Shuker for the doubles event at the Bolton ITF 2 event. The Brits sailed through to the final where they finished runners up to French duo Pauline Deroulede and Emmanuelle March 7-6(4), 2-6, 10-6.

November

Oosthuizen competed in the Open Paratennis du Loiret, where she made it to the final of the doubles event alongside Angelica Bernal. Unfortunately, the pair suffered a 6-2, 6-1 defeat against the USA’s Dana Mathewson and compatriot Lucy Shuker, who also defeated Oosthuizen in the quarter-final of singles event.

July

In the quarter-finals of the British Open singles - Oosthuizen lost out to fourth seed Zhenzhen Zhu 7-6(6), 6-4.

April

Reached the women’s singles quarter-finals and women’s double semi-finals at the Kemal Sahin Open in Turkey, where she also partnered fellow Brit Lucy Shuker to the women’s doubles final at the Can Uner Open.

March

Made her competitive debut in the USA for the ITF 1 Georgia Open and the Cajun Classic Super Series, losing out in the women’s singles first round at both tournaments before winning the consolation final at the Georgia Open and reaching the consolation final of the Cajun Classic.

February

Started her 2022 season by contesting the ITF 3 and ITF 2 Bolton Indoor tournaments, the LTA’s first international wheelchair tennis tournaments of the year. Reached the women’s singles second round at the ITF 3 event and reached the consolation singles final at the ITF 2 event.

Won three singles titles during 2021, at the Vilnuis Open in Lithuania, the Znojmo Cup in the Czech Republic and the Open Internacional Ciudad de Rivas in Spain.

Also won four doubles titles during 2021, partnering Zoe Maras of France to win the women’s doubles at the Czech Open and the Znojmo Cup in the Czech Republic, partnering Dutchwoman Wendi Schutte to win at the Vilnius Open and Lola Ochoa of the Spain to win the Open Internacional Ciudad de Rivas.

• 2021 Won her first ITF 3 title in the women’s doubles at the Czech Open
• 2019 Won her first ITF women’s singles title at the Nairobi Open in December 2019
• 2019 World Team Cup women’s bronze medal on her GB debut
• 2018 Won her first ITF women’s doubles title at the Nottingham ITF Futures
• 2017 Invictus Games doubles bronze medallist