Central region news
Hervey Bay proud of upgrades!
WHILE other sports are struggling to retain players, Hervey Bay and District Tennis Association is booming. After months of renovations and work, past and present…
Read moreQLD Junior Teams Carnival
The QJTC is the most gruelling yet most enjoyable event on the calendar, and is the largest team event in Queensland. Featuring singles, doubles and mixed doubles…
Read moreAO Blitz set to hit Bundaberg Junior Age Titles
The AO Blitz is heading to the Bundaberg Junior Age Titles on the 25th September at Drinan Park Tennis Centre from 9am-12noon. There will be plenty for all ages…
Read moreAO Blitz coming to Central
The Australian Open blitz is heading to the Central region during September-November. The huge event will take place in: Bundaberg - 25th September Hervey Bay - 28th…
Read moreTickets & Nominations Open for the 2013 Queensland Tennis Awards!
Tennis Queensland’s night of nights will be held on Saturday 9 November 2013, at Rydges Southbank, Grey Street, South Brisbane. Last year’s awards night…
Read moreRoger Federer bound for Brisbane
Seventeen-time Grand Slam champion Roger Federer, one of the greatest players of all time, has today confirmed that he will start his 2014 season for the first time at…
Read moreVolunteer applications now open!
Applications are now open for a variety of volunteer roles for Brisbane International 2014 Have you always dreamed of working at an international renowned tennis…
Read moreWin an Aus Open Family Trip through the Medibank Junior Development Series
Who do you know that demonstrates a healthy attitude towards tennis? Nominations are open for the Medibank Junior Development Series Healthy Attitude Awards 2013. Each…
Read moreNominate your dad as the Community Sports Dad of the Year
Nominations for the Community Sports Dad of the Year award are now open. To get involved, simply go to www.sportsdads.com.au/community and explain in 100 words or…
Read morePlay for your Heart
Three hours of tennis every week can cut the risk of developing heart disease by 50%. “Tennis uses all your senses;’ says Craig Morris, former coach of Samantha…
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