Big field for Mildura Grand Tennis International

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AT least 11 nations will be represented at this year’s Mildura Grand Tennis International. The Pro Tour event, which starts on Monday with qualifying rounds, has attracted a quality field of international and up-and-coming Australian players who will be competing for $50,000 in prize money.  Mildura Lawn Tennis Club (MLTC) president Chris Hobart said the […]

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