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Border-based players line up to make trek to Swan Hill

1:00 AM | ALMOST 100 players from the Border and surrounding districts have entered next week’s Country Week in Swan Hill. Ten teams from Albury-Wodonga, some with as many as six players per team, ha

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Long break here to stay

01 Feb 12 | IF it ain’t broke, why fix it? That’s the view of Albury Tennis Association president Ken Wurtz, who sees no need to play pennant in January. Several players have questioned the

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01 Feb 12 | VETERAN players from the Border and surrounding districts are gearing up for next week’s 15th annual Ben Seth Memorial at Wodonga Tennis Centre. The unique combined age doubles tournament w

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Big guns through, Patties eliminated

30 Jan 12 | PROVINCIAL forces East Albury, Lavington and North Albury have booked final-four spots in CAW’s Twenty20 competition, with wins in yesterday’s quarter- finals. East Albury did enough

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Albury goes down fighting in finals

21 Jan 12 | ALBURY just failed to win both men’s sections at NSW Country Week yesterday after falling at the final hurdle to Far South Coast 1 in the top division. The Border outfit of Josh Graetz, Har

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Graetz breezes into men’s singles final

19 Jan 12 | ALBURY’S Josh Graetz has coasted into today’s NSW Country Week men’s open singles final after disposing of Oliver Batten 6-1 6-1 in yesterday’s semi-final. His opponent wi

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City bids for Davis Cup tie again

18 Jan 12 | WODONGA Tennis Centre has not given up hope of securing a Davis Cup tie after submitting a second bid to host the world tennis showpiece.

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Diggers hopeful of finals spot

18 Jan 12 | DESPITE a slow start to NSW Country Week, Albury Diggers remain hopeful of scraping into the finals at the Albury Grasscourts. One of two Border sides in the division 1 men’s doubles teams

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Country Week: Falling entries concern

17 Jan 12 | NSW Country Week organisers say they may shift the tournament to the second week of the Australian Open after a big drop-off in entries. Only 17 teams have entered the five-day tournament which s

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Tere-Apisah cruises to championship victory

16 Jan 12 | RISING tennis star Marcia Tere-Apisah put the disappointment of losing the Margaret Court Cup final behind her after victory in the Wodonga Grasscourt Championships yesterday. The Papua New Guine

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Open top seed fights off grief

14 Jan 12 | MELBOURNE star Robert McKenzie displayed one of the most courageous acts seen at Wodonga Tennis Centre yesterday. The top seed in the men’s open singles at the Wodonga Grasscourt Championsh

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Danger lurks for Melbourne raider

13 Jan 12 | MELBOURNE’S Robert McKenzie says his main danger at this week’s Wodonga Grasscourt Championships is likely to come from Border guns Jade Culph and Mark Shanahan. McKenzie is the top s

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Coach keen to see Marcia in the Australian Open juniors

13 Jan 12 | PACIFIC-Oceania Regional Training Centre head coach Gene Ridgway says he would like to see young gun Marcia Tere-Apisah play in the Australian Open juniors next year. The Papua New Guinean teenag

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Teenager recovers from injury to win qualifying match

12 Jan 12 | BRISBANE teenager Dylan Long made a miraculous return to the court yesterday, a day after withdrawing from the Margaret Court Cup men’s open final through injury. The talented 16-year-old,

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CAW the team to beat: Ball

10 Jan 12 | DESPITE finishing third in division 4 last year, coach Trent Ball says Cricket Albury-Wodonga will be the team to beat at next month’s Melbourne Country Week. CAW will fine-tune preparation

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