Moorilla Hobart International… Set To Go!

Although her rankings have slipped recently through injury, Safina is still a major draw-card.  With a high profile and admirable Grand Slam results, her powerful game is sure to attract a crowd.

Read what tournament director Michael Roberts had to say about the exciting announcement at the Hobart International website.

Jarmila Groth has also signed to play tennis in Tasmania in January.  Second in the Australian rankings behind Samantha Stosur, Groth has enjoyed a successful year.  Making the fourth round of both the French Open and Wimbeldon, spectators can expect the top 50 player to showcase her hard-hitting game.

This year’s appearance by Alicia Molik was well supported by Tasmanian tennis fans.

The Queens Domain venue has had a major make-over since the 2010 tournament and will prove even better for spectators.  With new seating and facilities, patrons at the Hobart International tournament will enjoy greater comfort while still being really close to the action.

Aside from the main arena, tennis is also played on an adjacent show court.  Several of the courts at ground level are used for practice, giving fans a great close-up view of their favourite female professionals.

Improvements to the tennis facilities in Hobart will also be utilised in February 2011, as Australia takes on Italy in a Fed Cup match.

The Moorilla Hobart International will be played at the Domain
Tennis Centre, with Qualifying commencing Fri 7 January.
The final will be played Sat 15 January 2011.
Ticket prices start at $9-90 – extremely good value
for the quality of professional tennis promised.

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