TA elects first woman president
Courtney WalshJetstar Group chief executive Jayne Hrdlicka has been elected Tennis Australia president.
Barty breaks into world top 20
Courtney WalshAsh Barty has set a new benchmark yesterday by becoming Australia’s top ranked woman for the first time.
Rookie from school of hard knocks
Courtney WalshProspective AFLW ruck Tayla McAuliffe has always had a simple approach to football.
Weir eyes Perth with Ulmann
Courtney WalshChampion trainer Darren Weir has identified a horse that could allow him to replicate an epic party in Perth.
Power have eyes on the sky
Courtney WalshPort Adelaide’s vision for the move into China goes way beyond a game every year.
Suns defending Docker deal
Courtney WalshGold Coast coach Stuart Dew has defended the club’s recruiting strategy over the first major decision made in his tenure.
Kyrgios’ season at an end
Courtney WalshNick Kyrgios has continued his regular practice of calling a premature end to the season.
Son of God’s second coming
Courtney WalshWithin minutes of the confirmation that Gary Ablett was coming back to Geelong, a huge banner heralded ‘The Return’.
Dad’s tips pay off for draftee
Courtney WalshAs a child growing up in Port Augusta, Jasmyn Hewett was never happier than when she was kicking the footy around in the dirt.
Teen puts footy before uni
Courtney WalshTeenage sensation Isabel Huntington has overcome a debilitating knee injury to become the top selection in the AFLW national draft.
Power keen to turn lights
Courtney WalshPort Adelaide chief executive Keith Thomas is hopeful the Power will be performing under lights in Shanghai as soon as May.
Federer swats rival Nadal aside
Courtney WalshRoger Federer may well be in the most satisfying passage of his career.
Kyrgios finds moment to savour
Courtney WalshAustralian star’s play a classic example of shift in doubles.
Fed, Rafa in Shanghai showdown
Courtney WalshRoger Federer stands between Rafael Nadal and a slice of history in the final of the Shanghai Rolex Masters.
Nadal eyes all-time record
Courtney WalshInjured Juan Martin del Potro faces Roger Federer at Shanghai Masters, as Rafael Nadal aims for all-time record.
Tennis star in injury scare
Courtney WalshA day after declaring his hopes of completing a full season in 2018, Juan Martin del Potro was barely able to shake his opponent’s hand.
Injury scare for del Potro
Courtney WalshArgentine tennis star Juan Martin del Potro has suffered an injury scare in the Shanghai Masters tournament.
Chinese set to serve up a star
Courtney WalshAs Rafael Nadal celebrated his US Open title last month, it was another New York triumph that stirred China.
Del Potro to return to Melbourne
Courtney WalshAfter skipping last year’s Australian Open, Juan Martin del Potro has declared his intention to return in January.
Federer straps himself in
Courtney WalshRoger Federer has always been a take-charge type of player on the tennis court.
Del Potro uses his superpower
Courtney Walsh, ShanghaiJuan Martin del Potro is clubbing his way towards the ATP World Finals.
Fognini tantrum earns $123K fine
Courtney WalshItalian firebrand Fabio Fognini fined A$123,370 for behaviour stemming from a misogynistic tantrum during the US Open.
Nadal survives Shanghai fans
Courtney WalshWhen Rafael Nadal arrived at his Shanghai hotel, he was confronted by the type of onslaught he usually dishes out to rivals.
Kyrgios fined for outburst
Courtney WalshNick Kyrgios has received a hefty fine for his embarrassing tantrum in Shanghai.
Kyrgios storms off ... again
Courtney WalshNick Kyrgios pleads illness as officials investigate his latest tantrum after he walked off the court midmatch at Shanghai | WATCH
Serena to lift Open above NYC
Courtney WalshThe Australian Open has conceded ground to its US rival but tournament organisers are unconcerned.
Kyrgios dispels frustration
Courtney WalshNick Kyrgios shrugged off any tension stemming from an angst-riddled loss to Nadal with a breezy doubles victory.
Nadal extends lead over Federer
Courtney WalshRafael Nadal extended his buffer over Roger Federer in the race to end 2017 as world No 1.
Cup catalyst for Kyrgios, Goffin
Courtney WalshWhile the Davis Cup is suffering, the recent deeds of Nick Kyrgios and David Goffin demonstrate the competition’s value.
Ebden plays the waiting game
Courtney WalshMatt Ebden played a waiting game familiar to all professionals outside the world’s top handful.
