Victorian Zoe Hives has been knocked out of the second round of the Australian Open but she’s left the tournament with enough cash not to have to rely on the bank of Mum and Dad. The 22-year-old’s exciting campaign came to end with a...
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Zoe Hives has made a sensational start to her Australian Open campaign, powering to victory in her grand slam singles debut. The 22-year-old from Kingston landed a straight sets victory over American Bethanie Mattek-Sands in the opening round...
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Rookie home hopes Zoe Hives and Kimberly Birrell are savouring the most significant wins of their fledgling careers after cashing in on Australian Open wildcard entries with breakthrough first-round triumphs at Melbourne Park. Hives defied her...
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Buninyong tennis coach Peter Joyce will watch with a keener eye than most when Zoe Hives steps on to court at the Australian Open. For more than six years he coached Hives through the junior ranks, helping shape her game as she worked toward a...
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When Kingston tennis star Zoe Hives strides on the court for her first-round singles match at the Australian Open next week, it will be with the backing of the strongest support team – her family. Tennis has been a family passion for decades...
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Zoe Hives has landed her maiden WTA Tour victory, winning in the first round of the Hobart International on debut. The 22-year-old from Ballarat defeated world No.75 Johanna Larsson in straight sets, prevailing in both tie-breaks to win 7-6 (7-1)...
Learn more Learn more Ballarat’s Zoe Hives has taken another massive step in her tennis career, her biggest yet, earning a wildcard to the main draw of the Australian Open women’s singles. The wildcard is a huge breakthrough for the 22-year-old who bounced back from...
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Zoe Hives’ Australian Open singles main draw bid is still alive after comfortably defeated Kaylah McPhee in the quarter-final of the AO wildcard playoff. Hives advances to the semi-final after thrashing McPhee, who is ranked 359 in the world...
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Zoe Hives scraped through the first round, survived match point in the quarters and battled through 33-degree heat in the semis. But the unseeded Victorian saved her best for last and downed Olivia Rogowska 6-4 6-2 to win the Canberra...
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Zoe Hives’ sensational return to the court continued on Sunday as she triumphed in the final of the Canberra International. The victory gives Ballarat’s best tennis product two titles from her last three tournaments – a great effort after the...
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Kingston tennis star Zoe Hives had a breakthrough weekend, claiming the Toowoomba International. The tournament was Hives’ fourth event back after a three-month layoff during the year with bone stress to her rib. After a couple of early exits...
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Zoe Hives defeated Ellen Perez in straight to win the Hutchinson Builders Toowoomba International title after coming back from an injury. “I still can’t really believe it but I’m happy to have got the win,” Hives said. “I’m a bit shocked at how...
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