Stats and facts: 2023 ITF World Junior Tennis Finals – girls
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 to the nations competing on the clay courts of Prostejov from 7-12 August. Having already covered the boys' teams, it is time to focus upon the girls' teams battling to be crowned world champions in the 14-and-under age category.
Argentina
Champions: 0
Highest-placed finish: 3rd (1997)
Finals appearances: 21
Last Finals appearance: 2022
Australia
Champions: 0
Highest-placed finish: 2nd (1991, 1992)
Finals appearances: 18
Last Finals appearance: 2022
Brazil
Champions: 0
Highest-placed finish: 4th (2003)
Finals appearances: 18
Last Finals appearance: 2022
Canada
Champions: 0
Highest-placed finish: 3rd (2003, 2019)
Finals appearances: 22
Last Finals appearance: 2022
Czechia
Champions: 6
Highest-placed finish: 1st (1991 *while competing as Czechoslovakia, 1998, 2001, 2003, 2019, 2022)
Finals appearances: 29 *competed twice as Czechoslovakia and once as Czech/Slovak Republics
Last Finals appearance: 2022
Egypt
Champions: 0
Highest-placed finish: 9th (2012)
Finals appearances: 12
Last Finals appearance: 2022
Germany
Champions: 2
Highest-placed finish: 1st (1993, 1994)
Finals appearances: 10
Last Finals appearance: 2022
Great Britain
Champions: 0
Highest-placed finish: 2nd (1996, 2008, 2012)
Finals appearances: 9
Last Finals appearance: 2022
Japan
Champions: 0
Highest-placed finish: 2nd (2005)
Finals appearances: 23
Last Finals appearance: 2022
Korea, Rep.
Champions: 0
Highest-placed finish: 5th (2017, 2022)
Finals appearances: 15
Last Finals appearance: 2022
Morocco
Champions: 0
Highest-placed finish: 10th (2018)
Finals appearances: 6
Last Finals appearance: 2018
Paraguay
Champions: 0
Highest-placed finish: 10th (2006)
Finals appearances: 3
Last Finals appearance: 2015
Romania
Champions: 0
Highest-placed finish: 3rd (2014)
Finals appearances: 4
Last Finals appearance: 2015
Serbia
Champions: 1
Highest-placed finish: 1st (2011)
Finals appearances: 6 *competed once as Yugoslavia
Last Finals appearance: 2022
Slovakia
Champions: 2
Highest-placed finish: 1st (1996, 2012)
Finals appearances: 17 *competed twice as Czechoslovakia, once as Czech/Slovak Republics and on 10 occasions as Slovak Republic)
Last Finals appearance: 2022
United States
Champions: 7
Highest-placed finish: 1st (1992, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2013, 2017)
Finals appearances: 29
Last Finals appearance: 2022