Canberra crowds triple as word spreads
Crowd attendance at the 2016 Apis Canberra International tripled that of the 2015 event as Tennis ACT sets out to establish the capital as a premium host for the second… Athlete development update – November
The last month has been a busy one for many ACT players with plenty of tournaments being held in Australia and overseas. National Academy scholarship holders Kaitlin… James Duckworth takes 2016 crown
James Duckworth (NSW) is the 2016 Apis Canberra International champion, after taking out the men’s singles title today, 7-5, 6-3. The 24-year-old said he was happy… Aussies take home doubles titles
Luke Saville (SA) and doubles partner Jordan Thompson (NSW) are the Apis Canberra International doubles champions, after taking out the men’s doubles title today in… Bai flies Canberra’s flag for Doubles Final
Canberra’s own Alison Bai will step onto Centre Court for the women’s doubles final on Day 9 of the Apis Canberra International, along with partner Lizette Cabrera… Aussies charge into quarter finals
The strength of the Australian men’s contingent at the Apis Canberra International is on full display at tomorrow’s quarter-finals with seven out of eight spots going… Canberra adventure for Indonesian official
Indonesian tennis official Herta Sekar Pandansari was given the opportunity by Tennis Australia to showcase her officiating skills in Australia as a chair umpire at the… Defending champ and local star out after epic Day 5
A shock first round departure and defeat for a local favourite has capped off an epic day 5 at the Apis Canberra International. Reigning 2015 champion Asia Muhammad… Smashing contest: Masur defeats Trungelliti on day 4
Fourth seed and Traralgon semi-finalist, Marco Trungelliti (ARG) had his impressive run, since arriving in Australia last Tuesday, halted on Day 4 at the Apis Canberra… Masur visits Canberra Pro Tour
Canberra tennis great, former World No. 15 and 2016 inaugural inductee to the recently installed Tennis ACT Walk of Fame, Wally Masur, visited the new historical landmark… 
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