Australian Alex Bolt was topped the boys’s singles champion at this week’s Swan Hill Tennis Worldwide in regional Victoria.
Swan Hill, Australia, 24 March 2024 | Leigh Rogers
A resurgent Alex Bolt continued his red-hot begin to the season at an Australian Professional Tour occasion in Swan Hill.
The 31-year-old from South Australia prolonged his successful streak to 10 matches with a complete 6-1 6-2 victory in opposition to Japan’s Rio Noguchi in at present’s males’s singles ultimate at the ITF 25 grass-court occasion.
This marks the primary time that Bolt has received back-to-back skilled singles titles in his profession and improves his season file to a powerful 25 wins from his 31 matches.
Bolt has been ranked as excessive as world No.125 (in March 2019), however fell outdoors the world’s high 1500 in late 2022 after present process elbow surgical procedure.
After starting this 12 months sitting at world No.328, he’s now projected to return to the world’s high 250 due to his current performances.
Gabriella Da Silva-Fick was topped the girls’s singles champion on the Swan Hill Tennis Worldwide, after scoring a 3-6 6-3 6-1 victory in opposition to 15-year-old Emerson Jones in an all-Australian ultimate.
That is 23-year-old Da Silva-Fick’s first skilled singles title and denied Jones’ quest to turn out to be the youngest Australian to win an ITF singles title in additional than 20 years.
Jones’ older brother, Hayden, made a significant breakthrough of his personal, teaming with New Zealand’s Ajeet Rai to win the boys’s doubles title.
That is the 17-year-old’s first skilled title, claimed in simply his fifth look in a doubles draw at this degree.
The Australian Professional Tour now takes a break for a number of months, earlier than resuming with a males’s ITF 25 match in Darwin and ladies’s ITF 35 occasion in Perth in early September.
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Swan Hill Tennis Worldwide – 2024 finals
Males’s singles: [1] Alex Bolt (AUS) d [5]Â
Girls’s singles: [7] Gabriella Da Silva Fick (AUS) d Emerson Jones (AUS) 3-6 6-3 6-1
Males’s doubles: Hayden Jones (AUS)/Ajeet Rai (NZL) d [3] Jesse Delaney (AUS)/Luke Saville (AUS) 6-4 6-4
Girls’s doubles: [3]Â
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