World No.1 doubles participant Storm Hunter joined children at Malvern Tennis Membership immediately to launch AO Vacation Applications’ new partnership with Weet-Bix™.

Hunter was joined by Australian tennis nice John Fitzgerald, Tennis Australia’s Chief Tennis Officer Tom Larner and Sanitarium Well being Meals Firm’s Head of Advertising Jessica Manihera to make the announcement.

The AO Vacation Program, offered by Weet-Bix, will take the Australian Open to tennis golf equipment throughout Australia this summer time.

“We’re delighted to announce the partnership between the AO Vacation Applications and Weet-Bix,” Larner stated.

“We have now greater than 60,000 children becoming a member of in our AO Vacation Applications proper across the nation, and our partnership with Weet-Bix will permit us to increase that to all faculty holidays, along with the summer time.” 

Storm Hunter meets juniors on the Malvern Tennis Membership in Melbourne. Image: Tennis Australia

Greater than 30 youngsters took half within the actions this morning, enthusiastically assembly the brand new WTA doubles world No.1, and seeing the Australian Open trophies up shut.

Providing suggestions and sharing tales of her time as a tennis junior, Hunter was delighted to be sharing the courtroom with some potential future stars.

“To be right here on the Malvern Tennis Membership and the vacation program partnering with Weet-Bix may be very particular for me, as a result of tennis is a sport for all times, and also you by no means know the place the subsequent celebrity goes to be,” she stated.

“The fantastic thing about these vacation packages is getting children taking part in the game, it doesn’t matter if they’ve goals of being an expert tennis participant or simply love popping out, it’s a sport for all times.”

The AO Vacation Program, offered by Weet-Bix, options themed giveaways, exercise booklets, participant playing cards and devoted children content material together with Aussie participant movies and The Nice Tennis Quiz with Todd Woodbridge.