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In the space of just 18 months, from June 2016, Jay Clarke rose from 1,621 in the ATP rankings all the way to 255 by Christmas 2017. Since then, Clarke has been a constant fixture in the Top 200 rankings.
In Summer 2018, he made his ATP main draw debut at the Queen's Club Championships, and also made his grand slam debut at Wimbledon after being awarded a wild card entry into the doubles draw in 2017.
Supported by the LTA’s Pro Scholarship Programme, the highest level of support offered to developing players aged between 16 and 24 with the best chance of reaching the ATP/WTA top 100 singles.
Reached the semi-final of the Caterpillar Burnie International in Australia in February.
Reached Challenger QFs at San Luis Potosi (Mexico) and Sarasota. Also reached San Luis Potosi doubles final with Kevin Krawietz of Germany. Won fourth ITF Futures singles title in Doha and reached F2 final in the same location. Made ATP World Tour debut at the Fever-Tree Championships as a wild card, where he lost to Sam Querrey in R1. Entered Nature Valley International main draw as lucky loser, beating American Ryan Harrison in R1 and playing compatriot Cam Norrie in R2.
Played in the main draw in Wimbledon doubles as a wild card alongside Marcus Willis, beating defending champions and second seeds Nicholas Mahut and Pierre-Hugues Herbert in five sets, reaching R3.
Playing in the main draw of the Fever-Tree Championships this year and receiving wild card to Wimbledon main draw in both singles and doubles. Training with Andy Murray before the French Open in 2017.
Played in the GB U14 boys team which won European Winter Cup, defeating Sweden in the final. Won two Tennis Europe 14U Grade 1 events to become 14U No.1 in Europe.