Australia, 19 August 2021 | tennis.com.au

We begin this week’s social round-up with Jordan Thompson and Nick Kyrgios, who have been working up a sweat on the practice court in Florida:

Seone Mendez is in career-best form – and doing it in style too. The 22-year-old recently made her first tour-level quarterfinal and has improved her ranking to a new high of world No.224:

Luke Saville is at a new career-high ranking too, rising to world No.27 after reaching the Canadian Open doubles quarterfinals:

> READ: Saville, Duckworth set new career-high rankings

Storm Sanders and Max Purcell are excited to receive US Open wildcards:

https://twitter.com/stormsanders94/status/1428142222059483138?s=20

thank you https://t.co/KWkj0nGEXn

— Max Purcell (@MaxPurcell98) August 18, 2021

Meanwhile, Dylan Alcott is counting down to the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games:

https://twitter.com/DylanAlcott/status/1427557422797754377?s=20

A disappointed Priscilla Hon shared an injury update:

Todd Woodbridge is keeping busy in another Melbourne lockdown:

Officially 200 days in #lockdown in #Melbourne! Hate to admit it but I really have learnt to enjoy vacuuming the house! The #dyson is the best investment we’ve made in the past 18 months…

— Todd Woodbridge (@toddwoodbridge) August 18, 2021

And ICYMI, Nick Kyrgios made a cameo appearance on #TheVoiceAU this week. But it was his older sister, Halimah, who stole the spotlight:

https://twitter.com/TheVoiceAU/status/1426836532212559877?s=20

https://twitter.com/TheVoiceAU/status/1426838560389304322?s=20

How good are you @halimahkyrgios you have our vote at the Woodbridge household, loved it #TheVoiceAU

— Todd Woodbridge (@toddwoodbridge) August 15, 2021

Don’t forget … the court is calling! Join in the fun, hire a court today and take advantage of the many healthy benefits of a great socially-distanced sport.