
Jeremy Jin ("Jin Tong")
Global Ambassador of the International Chinese Tennis Federation (ICTF)
Professional Tennis Player | University of Florida | Australia
Jeremy Jin ("Jin Tong"), 22, born in Sydney, Australia, is an Australian professional tennis player and the Global Ambassador of the International Chinese Tennis Federation (ICTF).
From the Australian junior circuit to the junior Grand Slams, the ITF World Tennis Tour and NCAA Division I college tennis in the United States, Jeremy has spent years pursuing ever-higher levels of competition through perseverance, hard work and a deep love of the game.
Through his own journey and sportsmanship, he hopes to inspire more young Chinese players around the world to chase their tennis dreams with courage.
1. ICTF Global Ambassador
Jeremy Jin ("Jin Tong") is an outstanding young Australian professional tennis player and the Global Ambassador of the International Chinese Tennis Federation (ICTF).
Over the years, he has actively supported ICTF international Chinese tennis events, junior tennis development and charitable initiatives, hoping to encourage more young Chinese players to take up tennis and pursue their dreams — and to share with the world the values the ICTF stands for:
"Health, Happiness, Friendship"
As a member of the new generation of Chinese-heritage tennis players, Jeremy hopes to lead by example through his actions and his performances on court, becoming a role model for young players so that more children can grow through tennis and persevere for their dreams.
2. About Jeremy
Jeremy Jin ("Jin Tong") was born in Sydney, Australia, and picked up tennis at the age of five, showing exceptional talent and competitive potential from an early age.
He won multiple titles on the Australian and international junior circuits, reached a career-high ITF Junior world ranking of No. 42, and achieved a career-high ATP men's singles ranking of No. 694 after entering the professional tour.
As a junior, Jeremy represented Australia at the highest level of world junior tennis, competing in all four junior Grand Slams in 2022 — the Australian Open, Roland Garros, Wimbledon and the US Open.
He then entered the University of Florida, representing the Gators men's tennis team in NCAA Division I — the highest level of US college tennis — continuing to pursue excellence across both elite sport and university education.
3. Career Highlights
4. Grand Slams & the International Stage
Jeremy has represented Australia at the very highest level of world junior tennis, and has steadily stepped onto the professional Grand Slam and international stage.
🎾 Australian Open Junior Championships
🎾 Roland Garros Junior Championships
🎾 Wimbledon Junior Championships
🎾 US Open Junior Championships
🎾 Australian Open
🇦🇺 2024 | Master’U BNP Paribas Championships | Bronze medal with Team Australia
Jeremy represented Australia at the Master’U BNP Paribas Championships in France — regarded as one of the world’s premier international team events in university tennis — helping the Australian team win the bronze medal.
🇦🇺 2025 | Selected again for Australia’s Master’U team
Jeremy was once again selected to represent Australia at the Master’U BNP Paribas Championships — his second consecutive year in the national squad for this international university team event.
🇦🇺 2025 | Rhine-Ruhr FISU World University Games | Germany
He represented Australia in tennis at the Rhine-Ruhr 2025 FISU World University Games, competing alongside university athletes from around the world.
From the junior Grand Slams to the professional tour, and from the NCAA to representing Australia at international university events, every step has marked Jeremy’s growth from an Australian junior into a player on the wider international tennis stage.
5. University of Florida
University of Florida | 2023–2026
Since 2023, Jeremy has represented the Florida Gators Men’s Tennis team in NCAA Division I, continuing to raise his level within one of the world’s premier college athletics systems.
The University of Florida competes in the Southeastern Conference (SEC), one of the most competitive conferences in the NCAA.
His main achievements in college tennis include:
In 2025, Jeremy won the ITA Conference Masters Championship, earning qualification for the NCAA Men’s Singles Championship.
At Florida, Jeremy pursues excellence on the court while keeping pace with his university studies — embodying the all-round development of a young athlete across sport, education and personal growth.
6. Giving Back
Jeremy has always believed that the value of sport lies not only in titles and results, but in using one’s influence to help others, give back to the community and inspire the next generation.
As ICTF Global Ambassador, Jeremy has long supported:
❤️ ICTF international Chinese tennis events
❤️ Charitable causes
❤️ Junior tennis development in Chinese communities
❤️ Young players’ tennis dreams and growth
❤️ Charity auctions of personally signed racquets
Jeremy has donated his personally signed tennis racquets to charity auctions, extending his influence on the court into meaningful causes beyond it.
Through his tennis journey, he hopes to tell more young people:
"True success is not only about winning matches — it is about having the power to influence and help others."