Gabriela Dabrowski

Gabriela Dabrowski is a Canadian professional tennis player known for her achievements in doubles on the international tennis circuit. A four-time Grand Slam champion, Dabrowski became the first Canadian woman to win a women’s doubles Grand Slam title, securing the US Open with Erin Routliffe and earning additional titles in both women’s and mixed doubles at major tournaments. Her career includes a consistent presence among the top players in the Women’s Tennis Association doubles rankings, with more than 19 WTA doubles titles and a career-high ranking of world No. 3.

Dabrowski also became the first Canadian woman to win the season-ending WTA Finals in doubles, again with Routliffe, and has represented Canada at multiple Olympic Games, earning a bronze medal in mixed doubles at the Paris Olympics. She played a key role in Canada’s Billie Jean King Cup victory, contributing to team success at the highest level. Off the court, Dabrowski serves as a player representative on the WTA Player Council and advocates for greater visibility and appreciation of doubles tennis.

Beyond her tennis career, Dabrowski is involved in social impact initiatives, serving as a Special Olympics ambassador and collaborating with organizations that connect athletes to high-impact charities. She is also pursuing academic studies in psychology. Dabrowski’s journey, which includes overcoming challenges such as injuries and limited early support, reflects her determination and adaptability—qualities she shares through public speaking and community engagement.