Background
Pleming was born in Wagga Wagga, NSW, Australia.
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Louise Pleming
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She attended the Vic Edwards Tennis School.
Career
She began to play tennis for fun when she was six years old. In 1982 she began playing professionally. Pleming played in 11 championships between 1991 and 2001.
She has 12 International Tennis Federation Doubles Titles.
Her highest singles ranking was in 1996 – Number 20. In 1998 she had her highest doubles ranking at Number 87.
She played right-handed. Even after Pleming retired from playing tennis professionally, she remained active in the industry.
She is a tennis television commentator for Australian Channel 7 and an AIS Pro Tour Program Women"s Program Coach.
She works alongside Victorian Sally Peers and Queenslander Monika Wejnert. She is a commentator on the television Series ‘Wimbledon’ which is the British Broadcasting Corporation"s live coverage of the Wimbledon Tennis at the All England Club. She coaches privately in the inner Eastern suburbs area.
As a coach, Pleming is known "to be vocal during matches and she likes to repeatedly offer encouragement to all her players.".
Achievements
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In 2006 Tennis Australia appointed her a national touring coach. A year later she was the captain of the Australian Junior Federation Cup team that won. She trained with Conchita Martínez, who won the 1994 Wimbledon title and achieved a world ranking of Number 2. In 1999, she played the World Team Tennis with Martina Navratilova for the New York Buzz team Between 1998–2002 she was an expert commentator for the Hopman Cup on American Broadcasting Company and Foxport.
