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1 October 2021 | Tennis SA

32 players from across the six regional areas took part in a Super 11s event alongside the 2021 ANZ Mobile Lending State Foundation Cup. Teams were named after Australian tennis players and consisted of four players from different regions, with a mix of boys and girls.

Day one saw players enjoy a training session in perfect conditions.

The teams played three rounds of matches on day two. All matches were extremely close with players showing exceptional sportsmanship.

Day two also included a dress up round where players dressed up as tennis legends and a project round which showed fantastic effort and creativity as players brought in their artwork based around their team namesakes (Bowrey, Fitzgerald, Goolagong-Cawley, Hewitt, Molik, Newcombe, Rafter, Turnbull).

After a fantastic four days, Team Molik was announced as the winning team, with Team Hewitt a close second. An additional 16 players also received awards for sportsmanship, best on ground and best team person.

Super 11s Champions
Team Molik 
Maggie Walsh (Upper Northern and Yorke), Campbell Dring (River Murray), Jarren Hillman (Eyre Peninsula) and Annabelle Gordon (South East)

Super 11s Runners Up 
Team Hewitt
Macy Ackland (Lower Northern), Taleah Turner (Eyre Peninsula, Tom Nettle (River Murray) and Ross Smyth (Lower Northern)

Award winners
Sportsmanship – Sophie Hrstich (Hills Fleurieu), Jacob Suter (Hills Fleurieu), Zoe Harrington (River Murray), Tom Nettle (River Murray) and Bailey Ferme (Upper Northern and Yorke)

Best on Ground – Luca Kelly (Hills Fleurieu), Claire Painter (Hills Fleurieu), Tom Nettle (River Murray) and Thomas Handbury (South East)

Best team person – Alex Stewart (Hills Fleurieu), George Pritchard (Hills Fleurieu), Hamish Coombe (Upper Northern and Yorke), Henry Kentish (South East), Maggie Walsh (Upper Northern and Yorke), Georgia Dixon (Lower Northern) and Ross Smyth (Lower Northern)

Best Dressed award winners
Campbel Dring (River Murray), Jarren Hillman (Eyre Peninsula) and Luke Modra (Hills Fleurieu)

Best Projects award winners
Ben Gregory (South East), Taleah Turner (Eyre Peninsula) and Annabelle Gordon (South East)