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6 April 2016 | Todd Larkham

On April 4, Canberra’s Nick Kyrgios became only the 2nd Canberra bred player ever to break into the worlds top 20. It’s been 23 years since Canberra’s Wally Masur reached a career high ranking of 15, back in October 1993, following his US Open semifinal appearance that year. Nick’s outstanding performance to reach the semifinal of the Miami 1000 Masters propelled him to No.20 in the world and has also given him the crown of Australia’s current No.1 player. He is now 1 spot ahead of Bernard Tomic, who is currently ranked No.21. Nick will be back in Canberra soon for a training block before he commences his clay court season at the Estoril Open in a few weeks time.

Other Canberra players to perform well in the month of March include:

 Name  Results
 Alison Bai  Winner at the ACT Open Platinum AMT
 Kaitlin Staines Doubles semifinalist at the ACT Claycourt International #2

Doubles winner at the ACT Open Platinum AMT

Singles semifinalist at the ACT Open Platinum AMT

 Dimi Morogiannis  Singles semifinalist at the ACT Open Platinum AMT
 Annerly Poulos  Consolation finalist at the ACT Open Platinum AMT
 Ashleigh Simes  14/u singles and doubles winner at the Albury Open White JT
Sam Bisa  14/u singles and doubles winner at the Albury Open White JT
 Chorlida Kang  Singles runner-up at the Albury Silver AMT
 Leah Williamson  Doubles winner at the Albury Silver AMT
 Christian Parker  Doubles winners at the Albury Silver AMT
Nelson Parker Doubles winners at the Albury Silver AMT
Charlie Snow 14/u singles semifinalist at the Albury White JT
Ellie McCallum 12/u singles semifinalist at Albury White JT
Saskia Kozlow 12/u singles semifinalist at Albury White JT
Baden Arellano Gerrard 12/u singles semifinalist at the Albury White JT

Next week the 12/u and 14/u Australian Grasscourt Nationals will be held in Adelaide. Representing the ACT will be Charlie Snow, Ellie Koundouris, Ashleigh Simes, Annerly Poulos and Jack Lyons. Best of luck to these players.