Darren Walton is a sports journalist for the Australian Associated Press (AAP), with a focus on local sports in Australia. He covers a wide range of sports including tennis, rugby, golf, and squash. His work has been featured in various publications and media outlets across Australia.
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Darren Walton's articles are primarily centered around event coverage, with a strong focus on tennis and the Australian Open. He frequently covers evolving stories in the world of sports, particularly tennis.
If you're looking to reach out to Darren, consider offering insights or interviews related to ongoing tournaments, player performances, or behind-the-scenes developments within the tennis world. Given his local focus on Australia and coverage of events like the Australian Open, pitches related to Australian players' achievements or challenges may be especially relevant.
Given his extensive coverage of tennis events and players at various levels of competition (from qualifiers to main draws), providing unique perspectives from coaches, former players, or insiders could also pique his interest.
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Japanese amateur Rintaro Nakano has claimed the early clubhouse lead as smarting superstar Cameron Smith lurked ominously after their Australian Open first rounds in Melbourne.
Su Oh has credited her esteemed new coach for helping send the one-time child prodigy rocketing to a share of the Australian Women's Open clubhouse lead in Melbourne.
By: Darren Walton
Su Oh credits her esteemed new coach for helping send the one-time child prodigy rocketing into a share of the Australian Open first-round lead on the Melbourne sandbelt.
By: Darren Walton
Hannah Green is dreaming of a weekend shootout with her bestie after living up to her pre-tournament favouritism with a dazzling Australian Open first round.
By: Darren Walton
Teenage amateur Hyojin Yang is the shock halfway leader after holding her nerve during a tension-filled Australian Open second round on the Melbourne sandbelt.
Unheralded American Ryggs Johnston has produced a front-nine birdie blitz to snatch the lead midway through the Australian Open third round in Melbourne.
Unflappable former world No.1 Jiyai Shin has emerged from the pack to steal the outright Australian Open third-round lead in Melbourne.
Unheralded American Ryggs Johnston can barely believe the company he's now in after crashing the party with a stunning and most improbable Australian Open triumph in Melbourne.
Cameron Smith has shaken off the jet lag to nab a share of the halfway lead at the multi-million-dollar Saudi International.
The enigmatic superstar will make his much-anticipated major return at Melbourne Park month.
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