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ROSIE AND ZENOBIA

Bengal cats are independent creatures, which aligns with Rosie's self-sufficiency and determination.

All cats are naturally curious and always exploring their surroundings. This trait can encourage Rosie to stay curious and open-minded, both in her sport and personal life.

Cats can also be very patient especially when hunting, which allows Zenobia to teach Rosie to be patient in her training and career progression. It can also help balance her impatience.

Cats are sensitive to their environment and the emotions of those around them. This can encourage Rosie to stay attuned to her surroundings and the needs of others, enhancing her compassionate nature.

Zenobia is frequently featured on Rosie's instagram and is somewhat of a little starlet herself (on the internet at least)

She's a very calm cat and often seems aloof but this couldn't be further from the truth, Zenobia loves company and loves being a part of everything even if she's just chilling and watching

She shows affection on her own terms, however even to Rosie and has gone viral for putting her paw daintily on Rosie's hands when too many scritches are sent her way.

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Rosie Kensington - Tennis Career

Early Years

2003-2007 (Ages 6-8):

Rosie starts playing tennis at the age of 6 at a local tennis club in NYC.

Shows early talent and enthusiasm for the sport.

Her parents enroll her in the USTA (United States Tennis Association) junior program.

2008-2012 (Ages 9-13):

Competes in local and regional junior tournaments.

Wins several USTA Eastern Sectional titles, gaining recognition as a promising young player.

Begins training with a well-known coach in the NYC area.

Junior Career

2013-2017 (Ages 14-18):

Enters the national junior circuit, regularly competing in USTA National Championships.

By 16, Rosie is ranked in the top 10 nationally in her age group.

Competes in international junior tournaments, including the Junior Grand Slams.

Reaches the quarterfinals of the Junior US Open and the semifinals of the Junior French Open.

Transition to Professional Career

2017 (Age 18):

Graduates from high school and decides to turn professional instead of attending college.

Plays her first ITF (International Tennis Federation) tournaments, earning her first WTA (Women's Tennis Association) ranking points.

2018-2019 (Ages 19-20):

Competes on the ITF Circuit, gradually improving her ranking.

Wins her first ITF title in 2018.

Breaks into the top 200 in the WTA rankings by the end of 2019.

Breakthrough and WTA Tour

2020 (Age 21):

Qualifies for her first Grand Slam main draw at the Australian Open.

Reaches the third round, her best performance in a Grand Slam to date.

Ends the year ranked in the top 100, establishing herself as a rising star on the tour.

2021-2022 (Ages 22-23):

Continues to climb the rankings, reaching several WTA quarterfinals and semifinals.

Wins her first WTA title at a smaller tournament, boosting her confidence and ranking.

Ends 2022 ranked in the top 50.

2023 (Age 24):

Has a breakout year, reaching the quarterfinals of the French Open.

Wins her second WTA title at a Premier-level event.

Finishes the year ranked in the top 30, establishing herself as a consistent performer on the tour.

Prime Years

2024 (Age 25):

Starts the year strong with a deep run at the Australian Open, reaching the semifinals.

Wins her third WTA title at a major tournament, cementing her place among the top players.

Represents the USA in the 2024 Summer Olympics, advancing to the quarterfinals.

Ends the year ranked in the top 20, with sights set on breaking into the top 10.

Career Highlights:

Junior Career: Semifinalist at the Junior French Open, Quarterfinalist at the Junior US Open.

First ITF Title: 2018

First Grand Slam Main Draw: 2020 Australian Open

First WTA Title: 2021

Breakthrough Performance: 2023 French Open Quarterfinalist

Highest Ranking as of 2024: Top 20

Playing Style:

Strengths: Powerful baseline game, strong serve, aggressive forehand.

Weaknesses: Occasionally inconsistent backhand, needs improvement on the net game.