Dana Mathewson
Former US No.1 Women's Wheelchair Tennis Player
From Paralympian to Powerful Voice in Sport
Dana Mathewson is one of the most accomplished and recognizable figures in U.S. wheelchair tennis history and her impact reaches far beyond the court.
A three-time U.S. Paralympian, Grand Slam champion, and former Team USA flag bearer, Dana’s career is defined by resilience, excellence, and leadership.
Speaking and Broadcasting
A sought-after motivational speaker and broadcaster, Dana is known for her authenticity, clarity, and ability to connect deeply with audiences. From hosting on-court interviews at the US Open to providing commentary for wheelchair tennis, Dana is helping to bring visibility and a voice to adaptive sport on a global stage.
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In 2022, Dana made history as the first American woman to win a Grand Slam title in wheelchair tennis.
Shaping the future of wheelchair tennis
Today, Dana continues to shape the future of wheelchair tennis beyond her playing career. She serves as Tournament Director for the wheelchair tennis event at the Miami Open, helping deliver one of the sport’s premier competitions.
Dana also works with the USTA in Florida, coaching and mentoring the next generation of wheelchair athletes. Through leadership, advocacy, and mentorship, she remains deeply committed to growing the game and empowering the athletes who will define its future.
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