Gallery: Australian Open 2023
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All the action from the 2023 Australian Open! More Team Solinco highlights below:
Juniors: Learner Tien wins the Junior Australian Open Doubles Championship 
Juniors: Learner Tien, Tour Bite Soft 
Jenson Brooksby, Outlast 
Juniors: Kyle Kang, Hyper-G 
Juniors: 
Gabriela Talaba Lee, Blackout 
Jeevan Nedunchezhiyan, Hyper-G 
S. Sriram Balaji, Tour Bite 
Nate Lammons, Hyper-G 
Cristian Rodriguez, Tour Bite 
Diego Hidalgo, Tour Bite 
The Bryan Bros win the Doubles Legends competition. 
Craig Boynton, ATP Coach 
Brad Stine, ATP Coach 
Andre Goransson, Hyper-G 
Andrey Golubev 
Ernesto Escobedo 
Simone Bolelli (Hyper-G) 
Raul Brancaccio 
Gastao Elias, Hyper-G 
Maxime Cressy, Tour Bite 
Rohan Bopanna 
Nicholas Kicker, Tour Bite 
Raven Klassen, Tour Bite Diamond Rough 
Austin Krajicek, Tour Bite Diamond Rough 
Andreas Mies 
Rajeev Ram (Tour Bite Diamond Rough) 
Marco Trungeletti, Confidential 
Yannick Hanfmann, Tour Bite 
Cedric Marcel Stebe, Hyper-G 
Oksana Kalashnikova
- Jenson Brooksby (Outlast) upset World Number 3, Casper Ruud, in round 3.
- SoCal junior phenom, Learner Tien (Tour Bite Soft), takes home the doubles championship trophy; reaches the singles finals.
- Luisa Stefani (Hyper-G) was the Mixed Doubles Champion.
- Rohan Bopanna was runner up in Mixed Doubles.
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