
PLAYER PROFILE
Anthony Bonaccurso
- Born28 November 1975
- Birth PlaceSunshine, Victoria
At his peak, Anthony reached the world’s top 20 and represented Australia at the Paralympics. He won an impressive six consecutive Victorian Hardcourt Championships.
Anthony took up tennis after his accident in 1993 and joined the Tour at age 23.
Throughout his career, Anthony achieved a number of outstanding results including a Paralympic bronze at Athens in 2004.
He was also part of the winning Australian team at the World Team Cup in Italy in 2002.
He now coaches both wheelchair and able-bodied tennis players.
Anthony Bonaccurso in the news
Cool Crocs wheelchair team prevail in Greg Crump Cup

11 April, 2025
The Cool Crocs held the Greg Crump Cup aloft as the fifth edition of the wheelchair tournament was contested at the National Tennis Centre this week.
Read moreThe Cool Crocs held the Greg Crump Cup aloft as the fifth edition of the wheelchair tournament was contested at the National Tennis Centre this week.
Australian duo proud despite doubles exit at Paris 2024 Paralympic Games

1 September, 2024
Ben Weekes and Anderson Parker produced an impressive performance in the men's wheelchair doubles event at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games.
Read moreBen Weekes and Anderson Parker produced an impressive performance in the men's wheelchair doubles event at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games.
Winners crowned at national wheelchair tennis championships

13 November, 2023
Anderson Parker from New South Wales won the open men's singles division at the 2023 Australian Wheelchair Tennis National Championships.
Read moreAnderson Parker from New South Wales won the open men's singles division at the 2023 Australian Wheelchair Tennis National Championships.