The Davis Cup Juniors and Billie Jean King Cup Juniors by BNP Paribas Finals get underway in Antalya, Turkey on 1 November and kickstart the ITF’s November to Remember when team competition takes centre stage.

The Billie Jean King Cup Juniors Finals are a flagship ITF competition for players aged 16-and-under. Here are some stats and facts about the teams battling to be crowned world champions in Billie Jean King Cup Juniors.

Argentina

2022 Team: Luisina Giovannini, Lourdes Ayala, Carla Markus

2022 Captain: Geronimo Degreef

Champions: 2 (1999, 2004)

Finals appearances: 31

Australia

2022 Team: Lily Taylor, Emerson Jones, Alana Subasic

2022 Captain: Louise Pleming

Champions: 5 (1987, 1988, 1993, 2007, 2011)

Finals appearances: 21

Chile

2022 Team: Antonia Vergara, Martina Pavissich, Consuelo Alarcon

2022 Captain: Captain: Carlos Marchant

Champions: 0

Highest-placed finish: 10th (2008)

Finals appearances: 7

 

Colombia

2022 Team: Maria Paz Ospina Ramirez, Valentina Mediorreal Arias, Mariana Isabel Higuita Barraza

2022 Captain: Francisco Jose Franco Benavides

Champions: 0

Highest-placed finish: 8th (2017)

Finals appearances: 11

 

Czech Republic

2022 Team: Tereza Valentova, Lucie Urbanova, Magdalena Smekalova

2022 Captain: David Skoch

Champions: 5 (1995*, 2000, 2001, 2015, 2021) *competed as Czechoslovakia

Finals appearances: 25

 

Egypt

2022 Team: Gana Hossam Salah, Jian Ibrahim, Kenzy El Hamrawy

2022: Captain: Omar Hedayat

Champions: 0

Highest-placed finish: 9th (2012)

Finals appearances: 7

 

Germany

2022 Team: Josy Daems, Sonja Zhiyenbayeva, Valentina Steiner

2022 Captain: Dirk Dier

Champions: 2 (1989*, 1991) *competed as F.R. Germany

Finals appearances: 19

 

Japan

2022 Team: Sara Saito, Hayu Kinoshita, Mayu Crossley

2022 Captain: Yuichiro Hama

Champions: 0

Highest-placed finish: 2nd (2017, 2021)

Finals appearances: 29

 

Mexico

2022 Team: Lya Fernandez, Carolina Alonso, Nicole Sifuentes

2022 Captain: Luis Diaz Barriga

Champions: 0

Highest-placed finish: 5th (2011)

Finals appearances: 12

 

Netherlands

2022 Team: Rose Marie Nijkamp, Joy de Zeeuw, Britt de Pree

2022 Captain: Ralph Kok

Champions: 2 (1990, 2003)

Finals appearances: 14

 

Serbia

2022 Team: Mia Ristic, Teodora Kostovic, Lana Virc

2022 Captain: Slobodan Rankovic

Champions: 0

Highest-placed finish: 7th (2008)

Finals appearances: 2 (Yugoslavia also competed at the 1990 and 1999 editions)

 

Spain

2022 Team: Marta Soriano Santiago, Ruth Roura Llaverias, Martina Genis Salas

2022 Captain: Juan Perez Herrando

Champions: 0

Highest-placed finish: 3rd (1989, 1993)

Finals appearances: 14

 

Thailand

2022 Team: Assaraphon Wannapho, Pimmada Thongkum, Assaraphon Wannapho

2022 Captain: Pracharapol Khamasaman

Champions: 0

Highest-placed finish: 4th (2007)

Finals appearances: 13

 

Tunisia

2022 Team: Ranim Rassil, Hiba Heni, Meriem Ben Ezzedine

2022 Captain: Mohamed Sami Snoussi

Champions: 0

Highest-placed finish: 10th (2009)

Finals appearances: 2

 

Türkiye

2022 Team: Duru Soke, Defne Aslanbas, Zeynep Erbakan

2022 Captain: Merve Gultekinler Said

Champions: 0

Highest-placed finish: 11th (2021)

Finals appearances: 1

 

USA

2022 Team: Clervie Ngounoue, Valerie Glozman, Iva Jovic

2022 Captain: Lori Riffice

Champions: 6 (2008, 2012, 2014, 2017, 2018, 2019)

Finals appearances: 31