St. Andrew’s Grammar in Dianella has today hosted the first showcase of the United Cup trophy in Western Australia, marking the four-week countdown to the tournament’s kick-off.
The appearance provided a unique opportunity for students and staff to connect with one of international tennis’ premier events.
The United Cup – an innovative mixed-team tennis tournament featuring some of the world’s biggest stars – returns once again with Team Greece set to compete.
Stefanos Tsitsipas and Maria Sakkari are confirmed to lead the Greek team, building strong anticipation among supporters across the country and within the school’s vibrant Hellenic community.
St. Andrew’s Grammar Principal, Craig Monaghan said the school is honoured to host the trophy and play a role in rallying support for Team Greece ahead of the tournament.
“We are thrilled to welcome the United Cup trophy to St. Andrew’s Grammar. This is a significant moment for our students and our wider community, especially given our strong cultural ties and the pride many of our families feel for Team Greece,” he said.
Chief Executive of St. Andrews Grammar, Paul Savvas said hosting the trophy is a significant event for the school community.
“Having the trophy here not only celebrates excellence in sport but also inspires our students to pursue their own passions with dedication and spirit,” he said.
The visit aims to build excitement in the lead-up to the United Cup and encourage local fans to get behind Team Greece as they prepare to compete on the world stage.
The United Cup kicks off at the RAC Arena in Perth on January 2.
