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Australia’s Top 5
MEN Rank Name State 28 Bernard Tomic QLD 76 Matthew Ebden WA 89 Marinko Matosevic VIC 168 James Duckworth NSW 175 Lleyton Hewitt SA …
Read moreKlein claims top prize in Turkey
Rockinghams Brydan Klein yesterday claimed the F23 Futures Title in Tekirdag, Turkey. The West Australian held the No. 1 seed for the tournament and took out…
Read moreDellacqua withdraws due to illness
Australian Casey Dellacqua has been dealt a blow in the lead-up to Wimbledon, a gastrointestinal illness forcing her to withdraw prior to her third round match against…
Read moreLady Alicia
Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Primary School (Esperance) pupils were star struck on Friday afternoon after tennis great, Alicia Molik attended their school assembly…
Read moreWA’s Latest Results
Wednesday 13 June 2012 Latest results MEN ATP AEGON Championships – London, England (Grass) R64 Matthew Ebden (WA) d Matthias Bachinger…
Read moreFavourites triumph @ the French
Maria Sharapova and Rafael Nadal were crowned French Open Champions at Roland Garros in front of star studded adorning fans. Sharapova joined the greats of the game…
Read moreAlicia Molik to visit Esperance
Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Primary School (Esperance) has been selected to Pilot the MLC Tennis Hot Shots Program for 2011/2012. Teacher Iain Clark conducted a…
Read moreEbden and Harrison progress to doubles quarterfinals
Aussie Matthew Ebden, who partners young American Ryan Harrison are set to take on top seeds Max Mirnyi and Daniel Nestor in the Men's Doubles at the French Open…
Read moreSri Lankan National Netball Team take on the Cardio Tennis Burst!
The Sri Lanken National Netball team were spotted causing a ‘racket’ on their latest Australian Tour, tackling their most challenging court to date, centre court at…
Read moreEbden bows out to Kohlschreiber in opening round
Wembley Downs Matthew Ebden today fell in the opening round of the French Open, going down in straight sets to No.24 seed Philipp Kohlschreiber. Ebden, who failed to win…
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