John Millman Connects with Young Players in Milton and Wooloowin

Roy Emerson Tennis Centre Milton
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Local kids will get a chance to rally with former tennis professional John Millman when he visits Roy Emerson Tennis Centre in Milton as part of AO Holiday Programs presented by Weet-Bix.



The sessions are scheduled for Monday, 29 September, from 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Roy Emerson Tennis Centre along Milton Road, and Tuesday, 30 September, from 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Shaw Park Tennis Centre, at Shaw Road in Wooloowin.

Roy Emerson Tennis Centre Milton
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Bringing tennis closer to the community

Millman, who held a career-high singles ranking of No. 33, is expected to visit Milton and meet young participants, sharing his passion for the sport. Organisers note that children will have the opportunity to rally with him, ask questions, and take part in interactive activities during the school holidays. Millman also competed for Australia at the Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020 Olympics, famously winning his first Olympic match 6-0, 6-0 — the only “double bagel” in Olympic singles history.

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AO Holiday Programs, delivered across Australia and supported by Weet-Bix, provide tennis experiences for children aged 5 to 15. Sessions typically include on-court drills, games, and off-court activities, ensuring they are both fun and safe.

AO Holiday Programs
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Focus on health and activity

AO Holiday Programs are built to keep children active, healthy, and connected during their school break. The initiative runs across multiple clubs, with sessions drawing large groups of participants. 

At Milton’s Roy Emerson Tennis Centre, for example, school-holiday clinics regularly attract about 100 children each day, demonstrating the strong demand for community sport opportunities.



AO Holiday Programs operate every school holiday period in partnership with Tennis Australia and Weet-Bix, aiming to bring a piece of the Australian Open to local communities. The activities are designed to be accessible and fun, with past appearances by players at clubs in Brisbane and other cities underlining the program’s national reach.

Published 25-Sept-2025

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