Canada's Stakusic eyes more success after breakout performance at Billie Jean King Cup
With a Billie Jean King Cup team tennis title under her belt, Canadian teenager Marina Stakusic is aiming just as high for her singles career as she looks to make her mark on the WTA Tour.
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![Eighteen-year-old Marina Stakusic of Mississauga, Ont., delivered a breakout performance last week at the 12-team Billie Jean King Cup in Seville, Spain. The world's 265th-ranked women's singles player beat three top-100 opponents in helping Canada to a title win. Canadian female tennis player, wearing a white visor and black and red sleeveless top, plays a forehand during the Billie Jean King Cup in Spain.](https://i.cbc.ca/1.7036742.1700689484!/fileImage/httpImage/image.jpg_gen/derivatives/16x9_620/stakusic-marina-231111-1180.jpg)
With a Billie Jean King Cup team tennis title under her belt, Canadian teenager Marina Stakusic is aiming just as high for her singles career as she looks to make her mark on the WTA Tour.