The partnership agreement signed between the boards of Aotearoa Māori Tennis (ATMA) and Tennis NZ will see the pair work together to embrace tīkanga Māori, while also growing the game.
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NewsIndigenous Australian Ash Barty becomes tennis world number one
Ash Barty has ascended to the WTA's world number one tennis ranking, after victory at the Birmingham Classic over the weekend.
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NewsHourigan wins Cancun tennis title
Paige Hourigan wins her first singles title of the year, beating Colombian María Camila Osorio Serrano 6-4, 6-3 in the final of the Cancun Tennis Bowl in Mexico.
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Hourigan into second professional tennis final
A straight sets 6-3, 6-4 semi-final victory over Lou Brouleau of France sees New Zealand number 1 Paige Hourigan into the final of the Cancun Tennis Bowl in Mexico overnight.
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Hourigan makes it to Cancun semis
New Zealand tennis No. 1 Paige Hourigan has won her way through to the semi-finals of the ITF 04A tournament in Cancun, Mexico overnight.
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A successful year ahead for Hourigan
New Zealand’s No. 1 ranked women's tennis player Paige Hourigan has started 2019 on a high after an incredible performance at the ASB Classic.
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Taking a Paige out of Venus Williams' book
Paige Hourigan is the current NZ No. 1 ranked tennis player. Today the Tuwharetoa descendant got an opportunity of a lifetime, being Venus Williams training partner in Auckland.
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Tennis a life long passion for Desrae Garrett
Desrae Garratt has a lifelong affinity to tennis. Of Ngāi Te Rangi origin, she has been named as a finalist for the umpire of the year at Māori Sports Awards this weekend.
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Former Māori AB Heitia Hiha passes asway
Former Māori All Black and Napier kaumātua Ruruarau Heitia Hiha has passed away at 85 years of age. Last year was made a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit for services to Māori.
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Ngāti Porou world tennis champion passes
Likened to the Māori Federer by his peers, Ngāti Porou tennis world champion Matemauroa Mose Harvey who passed away aged 82-years is being mourned by the Māori tennis community. Aotearoa Māori tennis kaumatua and schoolmate Sir Tāmati Reedy says Harvey will always be remembered for his tennis prowess.
