Will Coghlan
Australian tennis player
Full name | William Coghlan |
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Country (sports) | Australia |
Born | 6 March 1941 |
Turned pro | 1969 (ILTF World Circuit from 1958) |
Retired | 1979 |
Singles | |
Career record | 104–75[1] |
Career titles | 23[1] |
Grand Slam singles results | |
Australian Open | 3R (1961, 1967) |
Wimbledon | 2R (1961) |
US Open | 3R (1960) |
Doubles | |
Grand Slam doubles results | |
Australian Open | SF (1967) |
William Coghlan born (6 March 1941) is a former tennis player from Australia. He was active from 1958 to 1979 and won 22 career singles titles.[1]
Biography
Coghlan won the junior title at the 1960 Australian Championships.[2]
A Melbourne real estate agent by profession, he made regular appearances at his home grand slam tournament, twice making the third round. He was a semi-final in the men's doubles at the 1967 Australian Championships, partnering David Power of the United States.[3]
He is a younger brother of tennis player Lorraine Coghlan.[4]
References
- ^ a b c "Players: Coghlan, William (Will)". The Tennis Base. Madrid: Tennismem SL. Retrieved 3 November 2023.
- ^ "Boys' Singles - Australian Open". ausopen.com. Retrieved 15 June 2018.
- ^ "Mixed day for two tennis families". The Canberra Times. ACT, Australia. 25 January 1967. p. 30. Retrieved 15 June 2018.
- ^ "Local young guns fly flag as tournament reaches business end". The Sydney Morning Herald. 28 January 2016. Retrieved 15 June 2018.
External links
- Will Coghlan at the Association of Tennis Professionals
- Will Coghlan at the International Tennis Federation
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Australian Open boys' singles champions
- 1922: A.E. Yelden
- 1923: L. Cryle
- 1924: Alan Coldham
- 1925: Alan Coldham
- 1926: Jack Crawford
- 1927: Jack Crawford
- 1928: Jack Crawford
- 1929: Jack Crawford
- 1930: Don Turnbull
- 1931: Bruce Moore
- 1932: Vivian McGrath
- 1933: Adrian Quist
- 1934: Neil Ennis
- 1935: John Bromwich
- 1936: John Bromwich
- 1937: John Bromwich
- 1938: Max Newcombe
- 1939: Bill Sidwell
- 1940: Dinny Pails
- 1946: Frank Sedgman
- 1947: Don Candy
- 1948: Ken McGregor
- 1949: Clive Wilderspin
- 1950: Ken Rosewall
- 1951: Lew Hoad
- 1952: Ken Rosewall
- 1953: Bill Gilmour
- 1954: Billy Knight
- 1955: Gerry Moss
- 1956: Bob Mark
- 1957: Rod Laver
- 1958: Martin Mulligan
- 1959: Butch Buchholz
- 1960: Will Coghlan
- 1961: John Newcombe
- 1962: John Newcombe
- 1963: John Newcombe
- 1964: Tony Roche
- 1965: Georges Goven
- 1966: Karl Coombes
- 1967: Brian Fairlie
- 1968: Phil Dent
- 1969: Allan McDonald
- 1970: John Alexander
- 1971: Cliff Letcher
- 1972: Paul Kronk
- 1973: Paul McNamee
- 1974: Harry Brittain
- 1975: Brad Drewett
- 1976: Ray Kelly
- 1977 (Jan): Brad Drewett
- 1977 (Dec): Ray Kelly
- 1978: Pat Serret
- 1979: Greg Whitecross
- 1980: Craig Miller
- 1981: Jörgen Windahl
- 1982: Mark Kratzmann
- 1983: Stefan Edberg
- 1984: Mark Kratzmann
- 1985: Shane Barr
- 1987: Jason Stoltenberg
- 1988: Johan Anderson
- 1989: Nicklas Kulti
- 1990: Dirk Dier
- 1991: Thomas Enqvist
- 1992: Grant Doyle
- 1993: James Baily
- 1994: Ben Ellwood
- 1995: Nicolas Kiefer
- 1996: Björn Rehnquist
- 1997: Daniel Elsner
- 1998: Julien Jeanpierre
- 1999: Kristian Pless
- 2000: Andy Roddick
- 2001: Janko Tipsarević
- 2002: Clément Morel
- 2003: Marcos Baghdatis
- 2004: Gaël Monfils
- 2005: Donald Young
- 2006: Alexandre Sidorenko
- 2007: Brydan Klein
- 2008: Bernard Tomic
- 2009: Yuki Bhambri
- 2010: Tiago Fernandes
- 2011: Jiří Veselý
- 2012: Luke Saville
- 2013: Nick Kyrgios
- 2014: Alexander Zverev
- 2015: Roman Safiullin
- 2016: Oliver Anderson
- 2017: Zsombor Piros
- 2018: Sebastian Korda
- 2019: Lorenzo Musetti
- 2020: Harold Mayot
- 2021: No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
- 2022: Bruno Kuzuhara
- 2023: Alexander Blockx
- 2024: Rei Sakamoto