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Pre-Brisbane Gallery

New Year's Eve, the draw ceremony and Family Day - the WTA stars have arrived in Brisbane.

Published January 01, 2011 12:00

Shahar Peer, playing in Brisbane for the first time, met the press before the tournament.
Shahar Peer, playing in Brisbane for the first time, met the press before the tournament.
Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova and the ATP World Tour's Mardy Fish took part in the main draw ceremony.
Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova and the ATP World Tour's Mardy Fish took part in the main draw ceremony.
After the draw, Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova signed autographs and posed for photos with young ones.
After the draw, Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova signed autographs and posed for photos with young ones.
Bojana Jovanovski, the youngest player on the 2010 year-end rankings, at the New Year's party.
Bojana Jovanovski, the youngest player on the 2010 year-end rankings, at the New Year's party.
Two more of the WTA's youngest stars, Polona Hercog and Petra Martic, at the New Year's party.
Two more of the WTA's youngest stars, Polona Hercog and Petra Martic, at the New Year's party.
Olga Govortsova of Belarus in qualifying.
Olga Govortsova of Belarus in qualifying.
Zhang Shuai of China in qualifying.
Zhang Shuai of China in qualifying.
Andrea Petkovic and Brisbane International Tournament Director Steve Ayles at Family Day.
Andrea Petkovic and Brisbane International Tournament Director Steve Ayles at Family Day.
Andrea Petkovic and Australian junior player Sophie Letcher at the Family Day exhibition.
Andrea Petkovic and Australian junior player Sophie Letcher at the Family Day exhibition.
Radek Stepanek, Andrea Petkovic, Jelena Dokic and Andy Roddick at the Family Day exhibition.
Radek Stepanek, Andrea Petkovic, Jelena Dokic and Andy Roddick at the Family Day exhibition.
  • Shahar Peer, playing in Brisbane for the first time, met the press before the tournament.
  • Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova and the ATP World Tour's Mardy Fish took part in the main draw ceremony.
  • After the draw, Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova signed autographs and posed for photos with young ones.
  • Bojana Jovanovski, the youngest player on the 2010 year-end rankings, at the New Year's party.
  • Two more of the WTA's youngest stars, Polona Hercog and Petra Martic, at the New Year's party.
  • Olga Govortsova of Belarus in qualifying.
  • Zhang Shuai of China in qualifying.
  • Andrea Petkovic and Brisbane International Tournament Director Steve Ayles at Family Day.
  • Andrea Petkovic and Australian junior player Sophie Letcher at the Family Day exhibition.
  • Radek Stepanek, Andrea Petkovic, Jelena Dokic and Andy Roddick at the Family Day exhibition.
Topics: 2011, brisbane international, tournaments, news, photos or videos, jelena dokic, andrea petkovic,
shuai zhang, olga govortsova, polona hercog, petra martic, bojana jovanovski, anastasia pavlyuchenkova, shahar peer, brisbane
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