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Australian gamers received 15 medals, together with 4 gold, on the 2024 ITF Masters World Particular person Championships in Mexico.

Mexico Metropolis, Mexico, 13 Could 2024 | Leigh Rogers

Australian gamers shone brightly on the 2024 ITF Masters World Particular person Championships in Mexico this week, profitable a complete of 15 medals.

5 Australians received coveted gold medals, incomes accompanying world champion honours, on the annual championships for gamers throughout the 50+, 55+ and 60+ age teams.

Kerryn Cyprien was a standout performer, with the 56-year-old from Queensland taking residence two gold medals from the clay-court occasion in Mexico Metropolis. This included from her victory within the 55+ girls’s doubles occasion with fellow Australian Jill Meggs.

An all-Australian mixture additionally triumphed within the 60+ combined doubles occasion, with Brenda Foster and Brad Middleton incomes a gold medal.

Essentially the most excellent Australian performers embrace:

Garry Nadebaum: The 56-year-old from South Australia received the 55+ males’s doubles world championship title alongside American Eoin Collins. The second-seeded pair solely misplaced a single throughout their 5 matches. It’s the second yr in a row Nadebaum has received this title.

Kerryn Cyprien and Jill Meggs: Cyrprien teamed with Meggs, a 59-year-old from Victoria, to safe the 55+ girls’s doubles world championship title. Cyprien additionally received the 55+ combined doubles title along with her Dutch companion Erik Dijkman Dulkes, whereas Meggs was a semifinalist within the 60+ combined doubles occasion with fellow Victorian Christopher Arms.

Brenda Foster and Brad Middleton: The 62-year-old Foster teamed with Middleton, a 61-year-old additionally from New South Wales, to say the world championship title within the 60+ combined doubles competitors. The 62-year-old Foster was a finalist too within the 55+ girls’s doubles occasion alongside Brit Michelle Dutton.

Isabelle Gemmel: The 53-year-old Victorian was a singles finalist within the girls’s 50+ competitors. Gemmel was additionally a finalist within the 50+ combined doubles occasion longside India’s Nitten Kirrtane.

Kylie Hoghton and Roanne Lemmon-Warde: The all-Aussie pairing had been doubles finalists within the girls’s 50+ competitors. The 52-year-old Lemmon-Warde additionally progressed to the combined doubles semifinals with Brit Sebastian Jackson. 

Igor Jovanovic: The 54-year-old from New South Wales was a singles finalist within the males’s 55+ competitors.

Richard Dodson: The 51-year-old Victorian was a semifinalist within the 50+ males’s doubles competitors alongside Mexican Cesar Soha.

Simon Arms: The 61-year-old from Victoria was a singles semifinalist within the 60+ males’s singles competitors. Arms additionally progressed to the semifinals within the 60+ males’s doubles competitors alongside 61-year-old Christopher Arms.

Michelle Hill: The 64-year-old reached the singles semifinals within the 60+ girls’s singles occasion. Hills was additionally a 60+ girls’s doubles quarterfinalist with compatriot Wanda Howes, a 63-year-old fellow Victorian.

> VIEW: Full outcomes from the ITF Masters World Particular person Championships