General Information
Event Information
Venue
Traralgon Tennis AssociationSurface
HardCategory
Men ATP Challenger
Women ITF FuturesDraw Size
Men 16-48-16
Women 32-32-16Prize Money
Men USD$58,320
Women USD$60,000Date
Men 02/01/2022-09/01/2022
Women 02/01/2022-09/01/2022
Fact Sheets & Draws
Men
Order Of Play • Fact Sheet
Singles (Q)
Singles • DoublesWomen
Order Of Play • Fact Sheet
Singles (Q)
Singles • Doubles
Latest News
Two in a row as Ozaki takes Canberra
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6 November, 2016
After tasting success in Bendigo last week, Japan's Risa Ozaki has gone on to take Canberra title on Sunday and with it, a place in the world's top 100.
Read moreAfter tasting success in Bendigo last week, Japan's Risa Ozaki has gone on to take Canberra title on Sunday and with it, a place in the world's top 100.
Local Bai Pipped in Canberra Doubles Final
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5 November, 2016
Local Alison Bai was unable to secure a hometown title after a run to the Canberra doubles final with Lizette Cabrera.
Read moreLocal Alison Bai was unable to secure a hometown title after a run to the Canberra doubles final with Lizette Cabrera.
Jasika, Polmans break through in Canberra
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4 November, 2016
Omar Jasika and Marc Polmans will face off in the Apis Canberra International semifinals after each achieved their best ever result at ATP Challenger level.
Read moreOmar Jasika and Marc Polmans will face off in the Apis Canberra International semifinals after each achieved their best ever result at ATP Challenger level.
Ebden on the road back
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3 November, 2016
Matt Ebden, the former world No.61 recently back in action on the Australian Pro Tour, sat down with tennis.com.au to discuss his injury-ravaged 2016 season.
Read moreMatt Ebden, the former world No.61 recently back in action on the Australian Pro Tour, sat down with tennis.com.au to discuss his injury-ravaged 2016 season.