It comes after officials had to cancel the event in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, in what would have been the tournament's 106^th year.

While numbers have been strong for the long weekend, tournament director Dom Mahaffey said they're still slightly down on previous years.

"Some players were still a bit nervous about travelling with borders being able to close at a moment's notice," Mahaffey said.

Both the Wodonga and Albury grass courts were used on Sunday, in what was perfect match conditions.

"The weather has been excellent," Mahaffey said.

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Albury's Jade Culph took on Sydney's Jesse Gothelf in the quarter final of the men's AMT singles on Sunday, with Culph progressing to the semi-final after a 6-1, 6-0 win

Finals will be played on Monday to determine the winners of all grades.

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