Indigenous Tennis
A candid Ash Barty has detailed how the despair of her most deflating Melbourne Park defeat also proved the catalyst for her magical, career-defining Australian Open triumph.
Winners were crowned and those who best encapsulated the spirit of the sport recognised at the sixth annual National Indigenous Tennis Carnival on Larrakia Country at the weekend.
For some the National Indigenous Tennis Carnival is about high performance on the court, however for others it is a new opportunity to experience the game.
Ngarigo woman Ash Barty AO has chosen a community playground over a statue to mark her career, with a new park in Springfield opened in her honour.
Three years to the day since she became Wimbledon ladies singles champion, Ash Barty has made a hit-and-giggle, winning return to Centre Court -- and loved every minute of her anniversary comeback.
Ash Barty's eagerly awaited return to Wimbledon action, taking part in a legends' invitational event, has been put on hold because of yet more rain.
When Ash Barty went out on her swansong and won the Australian Open in 2022, she was lucky to navigate her way around a draw filled up full of talented Eastern Europeans.
Last week, more than 160 young tennis talents representing various Indigenous communities gathered at Darwin International Tennis Centre on Larrakia Country, to participate in the fourth iteration of...
World number one Ash Barty, has taken out her second Adelaide International title in three years after defeating Elena Rybakina on Sunday. The Ngarigo woman walked away with a 6-3, 6-2 win over the 14...
Tennis champion Ash Barty is out of the US Open after being defeated in the third round by American Shelby Rogers 6-2, 1-6, 7-5 (7-5) at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
The US Open is officially underway and in true World Champion form, Ash Barty has kicked off her campaign with a 6-1 7-6 win over Russian Vera Zvonareva in just 88 minutes.
Tennis world No.1 Ash Barty has become the first Australian to win the Cincinnati Masters title since Evonne Goolagong Cawley 48 years ago, claiming her fifth title this season.
Ngarigo woman and Wimbledon champion Ash Barty has shown that no matter your age or where you come from if you put in the work you can achieve your dreams and even a grand slam title or two.