Since making his PSA World Tour debut in 2007, Australia’s Zac Alexander has gone on to add a multitude of silverware to his repertoire.
He captured his maiden title at the NSC Satellite No.3 in 2008 and moved into the world’s top 100 for the first time in February 2009.
After winning a smattering of titles throughout the rest of the year, Alexander claimed his 5th PSA World Tour crown at the Topend Open which began a run of three successive tournament victories, a feat he has repeated twice in his career.
Title number ten came at the Rhode Island Open in November 2011 before he broke into the world’s top 40 five months later.
An hip operation in the second half of 2013 rendered Alexander unable to compete for seven months and his World Ranking took a hit as a result as he slid out of the top 100 players in the world.
A smattering of titles then came over the next few years before he hit another purple patch towards the end of 2015, again taking seven titles on the bounce with the first of those, the New South Wales Open, becoming his 15th title.
Alexander then only reached the last 16 of the Australian Open in 2016 on home soil – his first defeat in a year - before returning to winning ways and going on to claim five more successive titles at the North Coast Open, Q Squash Ltd Queensland Open, Mackay Open and Pacific Toyota Cairns Squash International and Elanora Open.