Ana Konjuh young Croatian tennis player won two junior titles at Australian Open 2013

The Croatian had three break points on the Siniakova serve in the third game of the second set, but could not convert as Siniakova reeled off five straight points to take a 2-1 lead.
It was a turning point in the match.  With Siniakova’s confidence growing, she then broke Konjuh in the next game and raced to a 4-1 lead.
Konjuh did not panic. She continued to play her game and was able to break back and level the set at 4-all.
The momentum had swung again and this time it was all in Konjuh’s favour.
She broke Siniakova’s serve to give her the opportunity to serve for the championships. There were no signs of nerves from the No.3 seed, as she held serve to love to win her fifth straight game and take the set 6-4.
Konjuh admitted she was a bit nervous but relished the chance to play on centre court in her first visit to Melbourne Park.
“That experience, the crowd, you know, it’s all a big thing,” she said. “I was just trying to focus on my game, you know, not to look at the crowd and other things. I just hope in the future I’m going to come back.”
Konjuh becomes the third player in the past three years to win both the Australian Open girls’ singles and doubles title, following Belgian An-Sophie Mestach in 2011 and American Taylor Townsend in 2012.
Source www.australianopen.com