Casey Dellacqua

Injury-plagued Casey Dellacqua Sunday proved that she is back to being fit as she defeated Olivia Rogowska 1-6, 7-6(9), 6-3 in just under two hours Sunday to collect a wild card entry into the Australian Open. Read Full Story

Australia's Casey Dellacqua battled from a set and a break down to stay in the hunt for an Australian Open wild card Friday while fellow hopeful Alica Molik was bundled out of the playoff event. Read Full Story

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Today at the Pacific Life Open, Australian world No.56 Casey Dellacqua moved into the fourth round of a WTA event for only the second time in her career as Austrian teenager Tamira Paszek retired with illness trailing 6-1 4-0. Casey Dellacqua made the headlines in January, as she reached the fourth round of the Australian Open. Then she scored her first two Top 20 wins defeating No.15 seed Patty Schnyder and No.18 seed Amelie Mauresmo. Dellacqua left the Australian Open falling to Jelena Jankovic. At the Pacific Life Open, Dellacqua will next play twelfth-seeded Vera Zvonareva of Russia. (source: The Age , photo: Getty ... Read Full Story

Original story from Fox Sports As you may have read, Lleyton's former coach Roger Rasheed (who's now mentoring Gael Monfils) said some not-so-nice things about Casey and her weight after her first round exit. "She may have had some injuries - she's had a shoulder (problem) - but that doesn't actually stop you from getting into real tip-top shape. If I'm a girl and I've broken into the world of Read Full Story