Bryan Roe (born 20 August 1969) is an Australian priest and former professional tennis player.

Roe, a left-handed Queenslander who played a serve and volley game, was an Australian Open junior doubles runner-up in 1987, partnering Shane Barr.

His tennis career is most noted for his main draw appearance at the 1988 Australian Open, where on grand slam debut he faced Ivan Lendl on centre court in what was the tournament's first night session at the new Flinders Park venue.

[1][2] Following his appearance at the 1988 Australian Open he suffered from a series of illnesses which brought an early end to his tennis career.

[2] Ordained to the priesthood in 2010, Roe is the parish priest for St Benedicts' in North Lakes, Queensland.