Following last week's team announcements for the 2023 ITF World Junior Tennis Finals, it is now time to delve into some stats of facts relating nations that will be competing on the clay-courts of Prostejov from 7-12 August. First up, the 16 boys' teams that will battle to be crowned world champions in the 14-and-under age category. 

Brazil

Champions: 0

Highest-placed finish: 3rd (1994)

Finals appearances: 21

Last Finals appearance: 2019

 

Canada

Champions: 0

Highest-placed finish: 2nd (2014)

Finals appearances: 17

Last Finals appearance: 2021

 

Colombia

Champions: 0

Highest-placed finish: 9th (2021)

Finals appearances: 6

Last Finals appearance: 2022

 

Czechia

Champions: 0

Highest-placed finish: 2nd (1997, 2004, 2007, 2018)

Finals appearances: 27 (*competed once as Czechoslovakia and once as Czech/Slovak Republics)

Last Finals appearance: 2022

 

France

Champions: 3

Highest-placed finish: 1st (1993, 1999, 2005)

Finals appearances: 21

Last Finals appearance: 2019

 

Germany

Champions: 2

Highest-placed finish: 1st (2001, 2014)

Finals appearances: 17

Last Finals appearance: 2022

 

Great Britain

Champions: 2

Highest-placed finish: 1st (1995, 2004)

Finals appearances: 11

Last Finals appearance: 2016

 

Hong Kong

Champions: 0

Highest-placed finish: 13th (1994)

Finals appearances: 2

Last Finals appearance: 2001

 

Japan

Champions: 0

Highest-placed finish: 2nd (2003, 2006. 2011)

Finals appearances: 23

Last Finals appearance: 2022

 

Korea, Rep.

Champions: 2

Highest-placed finish: 1st (2011, 2015)

Finals appearances: 18

Last Finals appearance: 2022

 

Morocco

Champions: 0

Highest-placed finish: 6th (2002)

Finals appearances: 10

Last Finals appearance: 2022

 

Pakistan

Champions: 0

Highest-placed finish: 11th (1996)

Finals appearances: 1

Last Finals appearance: 1996

 

Peru

Champions: 0

Highest-placed finish: 4th (2018)

Finals appearances: 9

Last Finals appearance: 2019        

 

Slovakia

Champions: 0

Highest-placed finish: 3rd (1993 *when competing as Czech/Slovak Republics)

Finals appearances: 5 (*competed twice as Slovak Republic, once as Czechoslovakia and once as Czech/Slovak Republics)

Last Finals appearance: 2016

 

Türkiye

Champions: 0

Highest-placed finish: 9th (2013)

Finals appearances: 1

Last Finals appearance: 2013

 

United States

Champions: 6

Highest-placed finish: 1st (2002, 2003, 2008, 2012, 2018, 2019)

Finals appearances: 29

Last Finals appearance: 2022