Talk:Evie Dominikovic
Latest comment: 1 year ago by 58.108.122.0 in topic Post-tennis playing life
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Post-tennis playing life
editTurns out that in 2008 ED was coaching the Open Girls' Team at Wesley College.
And the Firsts at that College.
That team came fourth in I think Associated Public Schools tennis team tournaments?
(we do already have some material about her child here).
(and, yes, it came from a self-published source - from Wesley, not from ED - even though she wrote about it).
(The Head Coach of Wesley Open Girls' was Craig Miller).