Played Thursday night the top girls combination for Federer, Danica Rietzki and Grace Dorward, overpowered their opposition to get their team off the mark. This was well backed up by Taner Schlink and Max McQuillian who were too strong for their opponents.

Jack Henderson and Morgan Patterson for Stosur tried to keep their team in the match with a win. In the singles round Danica and Grace kept up their form from the doubles to both win their singles. Jack Henderson for Stosur tried his hardest for his team but wasn't enough with Federer home with a convincing win.

Subway best player/incentive: Federer: Max McQuillian; Stosur: Sam Tiller.

Nadal 9 sets 54 games def Djokovic 0 sets 31 games

With top playing bottom in the doubles round you would have never thought this was the case with Tim Stoeckel and Kealy Byass for Nadal getting home in the tie-break. Although Nadal won the other two doubles Djokovic had their opportunities to win the matches but just couldn't win the important point in the closing stages of the match.

In the singles Fanie Bouwer and Briony Velhyuzen slogged it out with Fanie managing a win in the tie-break. Andre Bouwer was also pushed in his match, but got home in the tie-break. With Nadal clean sweeping the singles they secured their spot at the top of the ladder.

Subway best player/incentive: Nadal: Andre Bouwer; Djokovic: Briony Veldhuyzen.

Division two

Djokovic 5 sets 43 games def Nadal 4 sets 41 games

In the opening match Jack Valcic and Melissa Virgin for Djokovic were impressive to get their team off the mark but Dejene Otto and Ben Humpreys for Nadal levelled the score with a win in their match.

Nadal got the doubles advantage through the efforts of C'nqua Otto and Arley Otto who were put to the test.

In two outstanding matches Melissa Virgin for Djokovic played her best match for the season when she managed a win in the tie-break and when her team-mate Tyler Dickie came from five games to two to snatch a win in the tie-break Djokovic were home with their first win for the season.

Subway best player/incentive: Djokovic: Melissa Virgin; Nadal: Dejene Otto.

Dellacqua 5 sets 45 games def Hewitt 4 sets 40 games

Claudia Gale and Catherine Bampton for Dellacqua were put to the test in their match, winning in a tie-break. Hewitt were able to get wins through Jordan Smith and Jesse Lombe, and when Jon Frezza and Amber Dutscke for Hewitt were too consisitent for their opponents their team took the one-set advantage.

In the singles Dellacqua were able to get wins through strong performances by Karli Harder, Brodie Dufek and Claudia Gale, and when Jarrad Ellis won his match their team was home with the points.

Subway best player/incentive: Dellacqua: Jarrod Ellis; Hewitt: Molly Szumski.

Stosur 7 sets 47 games def Federer 2 sets 35 games

In one of those games when the scores really don't reflect how close the match was, Sandon Henderson and Jack Valcic for Stosur were lucky to get over the line in their match winning in a tight tie break. Lacy Morton and Isabelle McQuillian for Federer were too good for their opponents.

In the singles Nicole Joyce for Federer played a sensational match to level the score. This was when luck went the way of the Stosur team with tie-break victories to Sandon Henderson and Luke Polomka, which ensured a win for their team.

Subway best player/incentive: Stosur: India Van Doorn; Federer: Nicole Joyce.