Australia has 12 players lining up in the men's and women's main draws at the US Open, many of whom discussed their chances with the media ahead of their 2018 campaigns.

Ash Barty will be one of five Australians in action on day one of the US Open at Flushing Meadows.

Dunlop will be the official ball partner of Australian Open 2019 as well as at all levels of tennis in Australia in a new five-year deal announced today in New York.

Proserpine District Lawn Tennis Association receives a $10,000 ANZ Tennis Hot Shots community grant as the club officially reopens after Cyclone Debbie.

Australia's Ash Barty, Daria Gavrilova and Nick Kyrgios could face big names early on in New York, while there are tough openers for Sam Stosur and James Duckworth.

Ash Barty is the No.18 seed at next week's US Open, with fellow Aussies Daria Gavrilova and Nick Kyrgios seeded 25th and 30th respectively.

Two Director positions (three-year term) for the Tennis Queensland Board are now open for nomination. The Board of Directors are calling for nominations from…

Jason Kubler has achieved a major milestone, cracking the top 100 for the first time to become the fifth Australian in the elite bracket.

Maverick Banes is expected to rise to the brink of the top 200 after winning his first career Challenger title in Korea, but Jason Kubler misses out in Vancouver.

Lizette Cabrera beats Ellen Perez in the Australian Women's Wildcard Play-off to win a place in the main draw at the US Open, beginning 27 August.