Lamchinniah,<\/strong> who had an excellent tournament, picked up the prized \u2018Hewitt Award\u2019 for tactical understanding which was voted on by team managers throughout the event.<\/p>\n The South Australian girls team of Andrea Kristo, Elim Yan, Alessia Van Der Eerden <\/strong>and Elizabeth Probyn-Shingles<\/strong> also had a fantastic event finishing fifth with some very close, hard fought matches.<\/p>\n The teams were coached and managed by Jim Chaousis<\/strong> (JC Tennis and Fitness) and Codie George<\/strong> (Tennis SA Millswood Complex), who both did an exceptional job.<\/p>\n Other highlights throughout the event included three South Australian players having the opportunity to toss the coin for Australian Open finals matches:<\/p>\n Alex Despoja – Mens singles Semi-Final Djokovic v Federer Background <\/strong><\/p>\n The Super 10s competition facilitates play for 10 and under athletes, with a culture of fair play, team work and acknowledgement.<\/p>\n The Super 10s competition is played using the FAST4 Tennis format in 50 minute matches with coaches on court to assist with development, tactics, behaviour, technique and to foster a positive learning environment.<\/p>\n The players were selected from the 2015 South Australian Super 10s competition, with the 2016 seasons to be held in May and November.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Back: Jim Chaousis (Team Coach and Manager)<\/p>\n Front (L-R): Anthony Wu, Henry Lamchinniah, David Reutlinger and Alex Despoja<\/p>\n For further information on Super 10s, please visit: http:\/\/www.tennis.com.au\/leagues\/super-10s<\/a><\/p>\n Or<\/p>\n
\nAndrea Kristo – Womens singles Semi-Final William v Radwanska
\nAlessia Van Der Eerden – Womens doubles Final Hingis\/Mirza v Hlavackova\/Hradecka<\/p>\n![\"South](\"http:\/\/www.tennis.com.au\/sa\/files\/2016\/02\/South-Australian-Super-10s-boys-cropped.jpg\")
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