



The schedule for Leylah Fernandez includes events in the WTA 1000, WTA 500 & Grand Slams. In the last 12 months, Leylah Fernandez has participated in 19 events listed on Koobit. You can find the schedule of upcoming events below.
Leylah Fernandez is a Canadian tennis player, born in 2002 in Montreal, in the province of Quebec.
Fernandez and her younger sister, Bianca, are both coached by their father, Jorge, a former footballer with no background in tennis.
As a junior player, Fernandez reached the 2019 Australian Open girls' singles final, and a few months later went one better, winning the Roland-Garros girls' singles title. The 2019 season also saw the Canadian turn professional, and she was soon picking up wins at Challenger events. At the 2020 Abierto Mexicano, Fernandez reached her first WTA-level singles final, and a couple of months later she reached the third round of Roland-Garros, but it was in 2021 that she truly announced herself to a global audience. Off the back of winning her first WTA singles title in March, in Monterrey, Fernandez reached the final of the US Open women's singles draw, aged only 19. Although she was ultimately defeated by fellow tennager Emma Raducanu, Fernandez's run to the final included wins against 3 of the tournament's top-5 seeds, and it saw her stock rise immensely. Fernandez ended the 2021 season ranked inside the top-25, having been outside the top-200 only 2 years before.
Fernandez is particularly comfortable on clay and hard surfaces, and likes to play aggressively from the baseline. In beating such established and highly-ranked players as a teenager she has demonstrated the fearlessness in her game, as well as the consistency of her shot-making. Fernandez's forehand and backhand are both good. Combined with her agility around the court, these weapons allow her to play deep, accurate shots from a range of angles, which compensate for her relative lack of power.
This is our second visit to the tournament (2023/2026) and again we had a wonderful visit:
- Parking easy to find and shuttle service was quick and easy - very little waiting
- Volunteers plentiful, cheerful and helpful. Again, very little entry waiting, helpful finding seats
- Plenty of food options, but VERY expensive at Verde - $73 lunch for two - wrap, salad, cookie, 1 drink
- Appreciate the bottle filling option at the water fountains
- Phone app great - easy
- Weather perfect - glad to know you're on good terms with Mother Nature
- Like the post-match interviewer - does a great job of getting personality out of the contestants
Recommendations:
- In the Big Tent - would love to see better use of all four sides of the video cylinder - often only 1 or 2 screens actually showing matches. Would be very helpful if the screens could be elevated as much as possible for better visibility
- Wishing there were a few more opportunities to "mix" with the players, but not quite sure how to make that happen that would satisfy them. Enjoyed the after-match interviews buy TCLive, but the players have their backs to the crowd . . .
- Wish there was a way to expand the seating on Court 3 - doubles matches were slammed full on Tuesday - not sure how that worked out the rest of the
One silly question:
- Was there ANY plan or system for installing the various colored seats in the stadium - amazing how completely random the color scheme was - spent dead time pondering . . .
Great experience again. Wish there were more shaded seats . . .
It was great! Highly recommend the Club tickets. All the staff were friendly and helpful.
What a tournament! We had a great time.
This was my fourth time attending COCO. I love this tournament!
my friend and I enjoyed the entire experience, the tennis was fantastic -- my only 2 caveats are WEAK wi-fi (astonishing given Larry Ellison is the person in charge) and PEPSI instead of COKE, which killed me.




