21 New Zealand players, plus Matt Donald and Jamie Mackenzie, reached a new top level in 2025, with many of those gaining ATP or WTA points for the first time. Nine of those players managed new best numbers in both singles and doubles, with the fast-rising pair of Finn Reynolds and James Watt both cracking the top 100 in doubles.
The full list is:
Cody Atkinson (doubles – 2444)
Monique Barry (singles – 471; doubles – 241)
Sarah Barry (doubles – 1647)
Nick Beamish (doubles – 1987)
Isaac Becroft (doubles – 929)
Corban Crowther (doubles – 1083)
Aishi Das (singles – 1171; doubles – 1705)
Matt Donald (CZE) (singles – 600; doubles – 592)
Reece Falck (singles – 1221; doubles – 791)
Lucia Gale (doubles – 1510)
Finley Hall (doubles – 1917)
Valentina Ivanov (doubles – 518)
Alex Klintcharov (singles – 730; doubles – 585)
Jamie Mackenzie (GER) (singles – 1054; doubles – 2288)
Jade Otway (doubles – 717)
Harry Pugh (singles – 1611)
Finn Reynolds (doubles – 85)
Matthew Shearer (doubles – 984)
Anton Shepp (singles – 906; doubles – 692)
Lulu Sun (doubles – 190)
Elyse Tse (singles – 907; doubles – 584)
James Watt (singles – 569; doubles – 87)
Finn Willman (singles – 1843; doubles – 2043)