Stefanie Vögele

Insights

Best run came at Roland Garros in 2013

Her top Grand Slam result was a single R32, achieved at the 2013 French Open at age 23. Every other listed appearance ended in R64 or R128, so this was her only second-week-adjacent breakthrough.

Australian Open was her strongest major overall

She reached R64 three times at the Australian Open: 2010, 2014, and 2015. Across her 33 tournaments, that made Melbourne her most productive Slam by peak round, ahead of the other majors where she never advanced beyond R32.

Late-career consistency was mostly first-round exits

From 2018 through 2022, she entered nine Grand Slam events and lost in R128 eight times, with the lone exception being the 2022 Australian Open R128 at age 31. That stretch shows a clear plateau at the opening round.

Her Grand Slam peak came in a narrow 2013-2015 window

All of her best results were concentrated between 2013 and 2015: the R32 at the 2013 French Open and three R64 finishes in 2014-2015. Outside that span, she never matched or improved on those rounds.

Career volume was high, but conversion was limited

She played 33 Grand Slam tournaments and 41 matches, finishing with an 8-33 record for a 20% win rate. The gap between appearances and wins underlines how rarely she converted entries into deep runs.