Loic Courteau
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- Age: 49 (06.01.1964)
- Birthplace: Bordeaux, France
- Height: 5'9" (175 cm)
- Weight: 155 lbs (70 kg)
- Plays: Right-handed
Inactive
France
As of 17.06.2013
| Ranking | W-L | Titles | Prize Money* |
| Career | High 15922.11.1982 |
20-33 | 0 | $113,008 *Singles & Doubles combined |
|
| Career | High 3720.07.1987 |
35-38 | 1 | $113,008 *Singles & Doubles combined |
|
Residence: Paris, France Single
Doubles title:
1986--(1) Buenos Aires (w/Skoff)
Year-by-Year Highlights:
1989- Third in doubles at French Sat. #3 (w/Pioline w/22 ATP pts.).
1988- Quarterfinalist at Hanko Ch.; Second in S & D at French Sat. #2 (w/33
singles ATP pts. & 23 doubles ATP pts.);Doubles SF at Strasbourg (w/Potier)
1987- Quarterfinalist at Lagos-1 Ch.; Doubles Winner at Cairo Ch. (w/Meinecke
1986- Doubles Runner-up at Itaparica (w/Forget).
1985- Doubles Runner-up at Nice (w/Forget), Marbella (w/Schapers).
1984- Doubles Runner-up at Bordeaux (w/Forget).
1983- Quarterfinalist at Vina del Mar, Aix-en-Provence.
1982- Runner-up at Quito (l. Gomez); Quarterfinalist at Bordeaux.
Runner-up at the 1982 French Open Juniors. He won the 14-under and 16-
under French Junior Championships.
Began playing tennis at age eight.
Has reached six career doubles finals, but has won only one (1986 Buenos
Aires w/Skoff). Reached his only singles final at Quito, Ecuador in 1982,
losing to local favorite Andres Gomez.
He helped countryman Guy Forget clinch the No. 1 (individual) position
on the 1986 NGP bonus pool standings as he reached the finals at Itaparica
with Forget.
Earned a career-high $21,786 in 1987 and finished No. 189 on the ATP
computer rankings, his best year-end mark since he was 166 in 1982.
Doubles title:
1986--(1) Buenos Aires (w/Skoff)
Year-by-Year Highlights:
1989- Third in doubles at French Sat. #3 (w/Pioline w/22 ATP pts.).
1988- Quarterfinalist at Hanko Ch.; Second in S & D at French Sat. #2 (w/33
singles ATP pts. & 23 doubles ATP pts.);Doubles SF at Strasbourg (w/Potier)
1987- Quarterfinalist at Lagos-1 Ch.; Doubles Winner at Cairo Ch. (w/Meinecke
1986- Doubles Runner-up at Itaparica (w/Forget).
1985- Doubles Runner-up at Nice (w/Forget), Marbella (w/Schapers).
1984- Doubles Runner-up at Bordeaux (w/Forget).
1983- Quarterfinalist at Vina del Mar, Aix-en-Provence.
1982- Runner-up at Quito (l. Gomez); Quarterfinalist at Bordeaux.
Runner-up at the 1982 French Open Juniors. He won the 14-under and 16-
under French Junior Championships.
Began playing tennis at age eight.
Has reached six career doubles finals, but has won only one (1986 Buenos
Aires w/Skoff). Reached his only singles final at Quito, Ecuador in 1982,
losing to local favorite Andres Gomez.
He helped countryman Guy Forget clinch the No. 1 (individual) position
on the 1986 NGP bonus pool standings as he reached the finals at Itaparica
with Forget.
Earned a career-high $21,786 in 1987 and finished No. 189 on the ATP
computer rankings, his best year-end mark since he was 166 in 1982.
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