Olivia Rogowska

Olivia Rogowska has been awarded wildcards to both Brisbane and Australian Open main draw. She's currently ranked #167 in the world.

Rising Victorian tennis star Olivia Rogowska has won her second wildcard of the season with direct entry into the Hobart International.
The 19-year-old recently defeated former world No.4 Jelena Dokic in the final of the Australian Open wildcard play-off to win entry to the first grand slam event of the year.
Currently ranked No.259 in the world, Rogowska joins former champion Alicia Molik as a wildcard entrant to the tournament in Hobart from January 7-15.

Source: AAP.

From AAP:

SYDNEY, Dec 26 AAP - Exciting Victorian teenager Olivia Rogowska has been awarded a wildcard to the Hobart International in January.
Rogowska, who made her WTA Tour debut at the event last January this year, received the wildcard following a promising first year on tour.
Fed Cup coach and national selector David Taylor said Rogowska had earned the wildcard.
``Olivia has had a fantastic year, scaling the world rankings and showing good form against tough opponents on the international stage,'' Taylor said.
``Her form on the Australian Pro Tour was good and her performance at the Wildcard Play-off was worthy of this opportunity.''
Eighteen-year-old Rogowska came to the Australian public's attention after losing narrowly in three sets to former world No.1 Dinara Safina at the US Open in August.
Rogowska was this week awarded a wildcard into next month's Australian Open.

Olivia Rogowska had beaten Jessica Moore 6-2 6-2, to make the final of the Aust Open wildcard play-off.
She'll play Casey Dellacqua.
Rogowska and Dellacqua met in the round robin earlier this week, with Dellacqua stunning the top seed for a 7-6 (12-10) 6-0 victory.
Rogowska said she was happy with her form after a semi-final win and was hopeful of winning her way into the Australian Open.
``I played some pretty good tennis, so I was really happy with how I went,'' said Rogowska.
``I didn't start off the play-offs playing too well. I lost two matches in my round robin stage but I feel like I've been playing every match better as the week's been going on so hopefully tomorrow will be even better.
``When I played her at the beginning of the week I didn't know what to expect so I'm just going to go out there tomorrow, stay mentally tough, stay positive and just stay tough and not give her any free points like I did a couple of days ago.''

After losing to Cssey Dellacqua, Olivia Rogowska lost her second match yesterday to Ashling Sumner at the Aust Open wildcard
play-offs in Melbourne.
She lost 7-6 (9-7), 7-5 to the unseeded Sumner.

In contrast, Dellacqua and Alicia Molik have logged their second wins, although top men's seed Brydan Klein suffered his second loss, and Tomic is 1-1 after being beaten in three sets by Matthew Ebden.

Olivia Rogowska will play Casey Dellacqua in a first round clash at the Australian Open play-off at Melbourne Park.
Rogowska had a breakthrough year on the tour rising to a world ranking of 138 and nearly toppling then world No.1 Dinara Safina at the US Open.
"There's a lot of pressure on me as top seed but there are a lot of tough competitors here and everyone is going to be a difficult opponent," Rogowska said.
"It's a tough draw and it's going to be a tough competition."