Australia, 2 May 2022 | tennis.com.au

The European clay-court swing continues this week, with Alex de Minaur leading the Aussie charge at the Madrid Open.

Australian men are in action across 11 different professional events …

Event Location Level Surface Aussie competitors
Madrid Open Madrid, Spain ATP Masters 1000 Clay Singles: Alex de Minaur
Doubles: John Peers
Open Pays d’Aix CEPAC Aix-en-Provence, France ATP Challenger 100 Clay Qualifying: Alexei Popyrin
Austria Open Mauthausen, Austria ATP Challenger 100 Clay Singles: John Millman
Doubles: Thomas Fancutt
Prague Open Prague, Czech Republic ATP Challenger 80 Clay Singles: Aleksandar Vukic
Qualifying: Max Purcell
Doubles: Max Purcell
M25 Nottingham Nottingham, UK ITF 25 Hard Singles: Dane Sweeny, Omar Jasika
Qualifying: Calum Puttergill, Mitchell Harper
Montenegro Tour Ulcinj, Montenegro ITF 25 Clay Qualifying: Stefan Vujic
Fortevillage ITF Trophy Santa Margherita di Pula, Italy ITF 25 Clay Doubles: Adam Taylor, Jason Taylor
Magic Hotels Tour Monastir, Tunisia ITF 15 Hard Singles: Li Tu, Matthew Dellavedova, Alexander Crnokrak
Qualifying: Jayden Court, Tai Sach, Jordan Smith, Cade Birrell, Shuannon Tricerri, Blake Bayldon, Zaharihe-Zak Talic, Derek Pham, Dusan Rsovac, Adrian Arcon
Egypt Men’s Future Cairo, Egypt ITF 15 Clay Singles: Tristan Schoolkate
Qualifying: Eric Padgham
Antalya Series Antalya, Turkey ITF 15 Clay Singles: Brandon Walkin, Matthew Romios, Aaron Addison
Qualifying: Cihan Akay, Jacob Bradshaw, Jordan Lock
Kirschbaum International Meerbusch, Germany ITF 15 Clay Qualifying: Edward Winter

Australian women feature in eight different professional events this week …

Event Location Level Surface Aussie competitors
Madrid Open Madrid, Spain WTA 1000 Clay Doubles: Storm Sanders, Ellen Perez, Ajla Tomljanovic
L’Open 35 de Saint Malo Saint Malo, France WTA 125 Clay Singles: Maddison Inglis, Astra Sharma
Qualifying: Jaimee Fourlis
Doubles: Maddison Inglis, Astra Sharma, Jaimee Fourlis
Women’s Pro Tennis Championship Bonita Springs, USA ITF 100 Clay Singles: Seone Mendez
Qualifying: Olivia Tjandramulia
Doubles: Olivia Tjandramulia
W60 Prague Prague, Czech Republic ITF 60 Clay Singles: Priscilla Hon, Lizette Cabrera
ITF Split Open Split, Croatia ITF 25 Clay Qualifying: Ana Prso
Magic Hotels Tour Monastir, Tunisia ITF 25 Hard Singles: Kimberly Birrell
W25 Nottingham Nottingham, UK ITF 25 Hard Qualifying: Alexandra Osborne, Alana Parnaby, Giorgie Jones
Doubles: Alexandra Osborne, Alana Parnaby
Antalya Series Antalya, Turkey ITF 15 Clay Qualifying: Annerly Poulos, Angelina Graovac, Megan Markov

The Australian junior wheelchair team are the No.2 seeds at the BNP Paribas World Team Cup in Portugal this week. They are one of eight nations competing for the prestigious title.

Event Location Level Surface Aussie competitors
World Team Cup Villamoura, Portugal Wheelchair World Team Cup Hard Juniors: Saalim Naser, Riley Dumsday, Ben Wenzel

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