Emma Navarro expressed her disappointment with her performance during the 2024 Credit One Charleston Open, acknowledging the challenging windy conditions that affected both players. Navarro admitted to struggling with her serve, forehand, and backhand, leading to frustration.
Playing at home added pressure but also brought support, and she hoped to perform better next year. Looking ahead, Navarro plans to compete in the Billy Jean King Cup and the clay court season in Stuttgart, Madrid, and Rome. She is excited about representing Team USA in the competition and the possibility of participating in the Olympics.
Emma Navarro in 2024
Currently ranked no.
20 (career-high), Navarro played her last match on the 4th of April when she lost to world no.83 Jaqueline Cristian 6-3 5-7 6-1 in the 3rd round in Charleston (draw).Until now, during this year Navarro has a composed 21-8 record. The American conquered 1 title in Hobart.