Margaret Smith Court
Awards And Accomplishments
| 1960 | Women's singles championship at Australian Open—youngest woman to win title |
| 1961 | Women's singles championship and women's doubles championship at Australian Open; mixed doubles championship at U.S. Open; Kent All-Comers Championship |
| 1962 | Women's singles championship and mixed doubles championship at U.S. Open; women's singles championship at French Open; women's singles championship and women's doubles championship at Australian Open |
| 1963 | Women's singles championship at Wimbledon; women's singles championship and women's doubles championship at Australian Open; women's double championship at U.S. Open; mixed doubles Grand Slam (with Ken Fletcher) |
| 1963-65, 1969-70, 1973 | Ranked number one in world |
| 1964 | Women's singles championship, women's doubles championship, and mixed doubles championship at French Open; women's singles championship and mixed doubles championship at Australian Open; mixed doubles championship at U.S. Open; women's double championship at Wimbledon; helped Australia win Federation Cup |
| 1965 | Women's singles championship, women's doubles championship, and mixed doubles championship at Wimbledon; women's singles championship and mixed doubles championship at U.S. Open; women's singles championship and women's doubles championship at Australian Open; women's doubles championship and mixed doubles championship at French Open; helped Australia win Federation Cup |
| 1966 | Women's singles championship at Australian Open; women's doubles championship at French Open; mixed doubles championship at Wimbledon |
| 1968 | Women's double championship at U.S. Open; mixed doubles championship at Wimbledon; helped Australia win Federation Cup |
| 1969 | Women's singles championship and mixed doubles championship at U.S. Open; women's singles championship and mixed doubles championship at French Open; women's singles championship and women's doubles championship at Australian Open; women's doubles championship at Wimbledon |
| 1970 | Women's singles championship at Wimbledon; women's singles championship, women's double championship, and mixed doubles championship at U.S. Open; women's singles championship at French Open; women's double championship at Australian Open |
| 1971 | Women's singles championship and women's doubles championship at Australian Open; helped Australia win Federation Cup |
| 1972 | Mixed doubles championship at U.S. Open |
| 1973 | Women's singles championship and women's double championship at U.S. Open; women's singles championship and women's double championship at French Open; women's singles championship and women's doubles championship at Australian Open |
| 1975 | U.S. Open doubles championship; mixed doubles championship at Wimbledon |
| 1979 | Inducted into the Tennis Hall of Fame |
| 1986 | Inducted into the Women's Sports Hall of Fame |
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