On this episode of Crull Me Maybe, host Kelly Crull sits down with 16-year-old Dunwoody, Georgia native and rising tennis star Londyn McCord for an inspiring conversation about life on and off the court.

Londyn opens up about her journey from picking up a tennis racket at age four to becoming one of the top junior players in the world, now competing in ITF tournaments across the globe. She shares what it’s like balancing an intense training schedule with online schooling, traveling internationally, and chasing a dream of breaking into the Top 100 in junior rankings.

The two also dive into:
- Growing up as the youngest of five siblings in a highly athletic family
- The decision to shift to a flexible academic and training lifestyle
- A typical day in the life of an elite junior tennis player
- Competing on the international circuit in places like South America
- Her biggest influences in tennis, including Serena Williams, Roger Federer, and Carlos Alcaraz
- Mental toughness, pressure, and learning to compete on the world stage at just 16
- Life off the court, from music and vinyl collecting to downtime with family

This is a must-watch conversation with one of tennis’ most promising young talents as she continues her rise through the junior ranks and sets her sights on the biggest stages in the sport.

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