All the hard yakka paying off for Josh Graetz

By Patrick Naughtin
Updated January 9 2014 - 7:09am, first published 12:00am
Josh Graetz plays a forehand yesterday. The Gerogery ace found the going good with two qualifying victories on day one at Wodonga.
Josh Graetz plays a forehand yesterday. The Gerogery ace found the going good with two qualifying victories on day one at Wodonga.
Albury’s Aaron Bruest fires down a serve in his loss to Ryan Draffin. Pictures: TARA GOONAN
Albury’s Aaron Bruest fires down a serve in his loss to Ryan Draffin. Pictures: TARA GOONAN

IT has been an arduous semester of tennis training for Josh Graetz, but the dividends are now rolling in.

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