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Doubles delight: Gadecki and Peers crowned AO 2025 champions
24 January, 2025
Olivia Gadecki and John Peers emerge victorious from the first all-Australian mixed doubles final at the Australian Open in 58 years.
Read moreOlivia Gadecki and John Peers emerge victorious from the first all-Australian mixed doubles final at the Australian Open in 58 years.
Champions crowned at AO Asia-Pacific Elite 14/u event
24 January, 2025
Australia's Ethan Domingo and Siyeon Sim of Korea, among 16 elite juniors from 11 countries participating, claimed AO Asia-Pacific Elite 14/u trophies.
Read moreAustralia's Ethan Domingo and Siyeon Sim of Korea, among 16 elite juniors from 11 countries participating, claimed AO Asia-Pacific Elite 14/u trophies.
Australia to host Billie Jean King Cup Qualifier in April
24 January, 2025
Australia's Billie Jean King Cup team will face Kazakhstan and Colombia on home soil in the Qualifier tie in April.
Read moreAustralia's Billie Jean King Cup team will face Kazakhstan and Colombia on home soil in the Qualifier tie in April.
Another year, another home-grown AO champion to look forward to
23 January, 2025
For the 14th consecutive Australian Open, there will be at least one local champion across the tournament’s various events.
Read moreFor the 14th consecutive Australian Open, there will be at least one local champion across the tournament’s various events.
AO 2025: Jones surges into girls’ singles semifinal
23 January, 2025
World No.1 junior Emerson Jones claims a hard-fought quarterfinal victory to reach the Australian Open girls' semifinals for a second straight year.
Read moreWorld No.1 junior Emerson Jones claims a hard-fought quarterfinal victory to reach the Australian Open girls' semifinals for a second straight year.
Pickleball, padel and POP: Three popular Ps of tennis
23 January, 2025
Tennis is still the world's premier racquet sport, but three related disciplines have been growing in popularity over the last few years: pickleball, padel and POP tennis.
Read moreTennis is still the world's premier racquet sport, but three related disciplines have been growing in popularity over the last few years: pickleball, padel and POP tennis.
Pacific women leaders celebrated at the Australian Open
23 January, 2025
Eleven women from Pacific nations have graduated from the 2024-25 Tennis Australia-PacificAus Sports ‘Pacific Women Leaders in Tennis’ program.
Read moreEleven women from Pacific nations have graduated from the 2024-25 Tennis Australia-PacificAus Sports ‘Pacific Women Leaders in Tennis’ program.
Supporting more women and girls to play tennis
22 January, 2025
Tennis Australia has received almost one million dollars to support more women and girls to play tennis and enjoy the mental and health benefits sport provides.
Read moreTennis Australia has received almost one million dollars to support more women and girls to play tennis and enjoy the mental and health benefits sport provides.
Mixed doubles: All-Aussie AO final set for first time since 1967
22 January, 2025
Two all-Australian wildcard teams in Olivia Gadecki and John Peers, and Kimberly Birrell and John-Patrick Smith, will battle it out in the AO 2025 mixed doubles final on Friday.
Read moreTwo all-Australian wildcard teams in Olivia Gadecki and John Peers, and Kimberly Birrell and John-Patrick Smith, will battle it out in the AO 2025 mixed doubles final on Friday.
Wenzel powers AO 2025 campaign with history-making win
22 January, 2025
Seventeen-year-old Ben Wenzel became the first Australian to win a junior wheelchair Grand Slam match in convincing style on Wednesday.
Read moreSeventeen-year-old Ben Wenzel became the first Australian to win a junior wheelchair Grand Slam match in convincing style on Wednesday.
