PLAYER PROFILE
Andrea Dikosavljevic
- Age25
- Born 2 April 1996
- Birth PlaceSippy Downs, Queensland
- LivesSippy Downs, Queensland
- PlaysRight-handed
- CoachZoran Dikosavljevic
On court
- started playing tennis at the age of five
- in 2009, was a member of the Sunshine Coast Grammar School girls’ team that won the National Secondary Schools Competition
- in May 2010, was part of the Australian World Junior Tennis Competition team that won through the qualifying rounds in Anqing, China
- a right-hander coached by her father, Zoran Dikosavljevic, who is the Director of Coaching at Sunshine Coast Grammar School
Andrea Dikosavljevic in the news
Hives, Inglis into 18s girls’ final
6 December, 2013
Zoe Hives and Maddison Inglis will face off in the Australian girls’ 18-and-under championships final after posting contrasting victories at Melbourne Park on Friday.
Read moreZoe Hives and Maddison Inglis will face off in the Australian girls’ 18-and-under championships final after posting contrasting victories at Melbourne Park on Friday.
Top four seeds into semis of Australian boys’ 18s
5 December, 2013
Bradley Mousley, Harry Bouchier, Marc Polmans and Akira Santillan have progressed to the semifinals of the Australian 18-and-under Championships at Melbourne Park.
Read moreBradley Mousley, Harry Bouchier, Marc Polmans and Akira Santillan have progressed to the semifinals of the Australian 18-and-under Championships at Melbourne Park.
Lengthy battles determine Optus 16s finalists
15 December, 2012
Bradley Mousley, Harry Bourchier, Zoe Hives and Olivia Tjandramulia each won through to the Optus 16s finals on Saturday at Melbourne Park.
Read moreBradley Mousley, Harry Bourchier, Zoe Hives and Olivia Tjandramulia each won through to the Optus 16s finals on Saturday at Melbourne Park.
Top seeds progress in Optus 16s event
13 December, 2012
The top seeds went about their winning ways as Optus 16s Australian Championships action continued at Melbourne Park, writes Alana Mitchelson.
Read moreThe top seeds went about their winning ways as Optus 16s Australian Championships action continued at Melbourne Park, writes Alana Mitchelson.
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