Cruz Hewitt, the son of former world No.1 Lleyton Hewitt, received the largest singles title of his junior profession at an ITF J60 match in Darwin this week.

It was a spotlight in one other spectacular week for Australian performers, who recorded sturdy outcomes throughout a number of surfaces and continents.

This week’s most excellent performers (outdoors of Roland Garros) embody:

Jordan Thompson: The 29-year-old made the singles semifinals at an ATP Challenger grass-court occasion in Surbiton (Nice Britain), the place he misplaced to former world No.1 Andy Murray.

Alexei Popyrin and Aleksandar Vukic: The Aussie duo completed runners-up within the doubles occasion on the ATP Challenger occasion in Surbiton. It was 23-year-old Popyrin’s career-first doubles ultimate and 27-year-old Vukic’s third.

Luke Saville: The previous world No.1 junior certified at Surbiton, then upset fellow Aussie Alexei Popyrin within the opening spherical. It was 29-year-old Saville’s fifth profession top-100 win in singles and his first since October 2016.

Akira Santillan: The 26-year-old scored his third profession top-100 singles win, and first since August 2017, towards world No.72 Marco Cecchinato at an ATP Challenger in Heilbronn (Germany). World No.374 Santillan reached the quarterfinals as a qualifier on the clay-court occasion.

Alex Bolt and Andrew Harris: The Aussie mixture received the doubles title at an ATP Challenger hard-court occasion in Tyler (USA). That is 30-year-old Bolt’s 18th profession doubles title and first since February 2018, whereas it’s 29-year-old Harris’ seventh profession doubles title.

Elysia Bolton and Alexandra Bozovic: Gained an all-Australian doubles ultimate at an ITF 25 match in Setubal (Portugal). That is 23-year-old Bolton’s sixth profession title and 24-year-old Bozovic’s seventh.

Gabriella Da Silva Fick and Petra Hule: Completed runners-up in doubles at an ITF 25 match in Setubal. This was 24-year-old Hule’s third doubles ultimate of the season and 22-year-old Da Silva Fick’s second.

Matthew Romios and Brandon Walkin: Completed runners-up in doubles at an ITF 15 match in Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina). This was a second consecutive ultimate look for 24-year-old Romios and 28-year-old Walkin.

Blake Ellis and Blake Bayldon: Made the doubles ultimate at an ITF 15 match in Nakhon Si Thammarat (Thailand). This was the third doubles ultimate of the season for each 24-year-old Ellis and 24-year-old Bayldon. Ellis was additionally a semifinalist in singles.

Sara Nayar: Made a doubles ultimate at an ITF 15 match in Nakhon Si Thammarat (Thailand) alongside Israel’s Nicole Khirin. This was 21-year-old Nayar’s first skilled doubles ultimate look.

Alana Subasic: The 16-year-old received the women’ singles title at an ITF J60 match in Darwin. It’s Subasic’s second consecutive title within the Northern Territory and improves her profitable streak to 10 matches. She additionally received the doubles title with fellow Aussie Gabrielle Villegas.

Cruz Hewitt: The 14-year-old received the third singles title of his junior profession at an ITF J60 hard-court match in Darwin. Hewitt has now received 11 of his previous 12 matches on the ITF junior tour.