Lesia Tsurenko

Insights

One breakthrough quarterfinal, then no repeat

Tsurenko’s lone Grand Slam quarterfinal came at the 2018 US Open, where she reached Q at age 29. Across her other 45 tournaments, her best finishes were four round-of-16 runs.

2018 was her peak Slam season

In 2018 she produced her strongest four-event set: Q at the US Open, R16 at the French Open, and R64 at both Wimbledon and the Australian Open. That is the only year in the data with two results inside the last 16.

Her best stretch came in 2023

Tsurenko reached the round of 16 at both Wimbledon and the French Open in 2023, while also making R64 at the US Open. That gave her three straight tournaments at R64 or better in a single season.

Australian Open and Wimbledon were her most productive majors

Her best Australian Open result was R32 in 2013, and her best Wimbledon result was R16 in 2023. Those two events also account for several of her deeper runs, including multiple R64 and R32 finishes.

Her Slam career was interrupted, then resumed late

The career span listed is 2011-2020 and 2022-2024, showing a missing 2021 season in the Grand Slam record. After returning, her results were mostly early exits, with only the 2023 Wimbledon and French Open runs reaching R16.