Greg Crump
Australian male wheelchair tennis coach
About Greg Crump
Greg Crump was an Australian tennis coach.
Greg Crump is an Australian wheelchair tennis coach. He was selected to coach Australia at the 2012 Summer Paralympics in the wheelchair tennis.
Wheelchair tennis Crump began coaching wheelchair tennis in the late 1980s. One of the first competitors he coached was Daniela Di Toro, who took up the sport when she was thirteen years old at Crump's suggestion. At the 2008 Summer Paralympics, he coached Daniela Di Toro. He encouraged Australian wheelchair basketball player Melanie Hall to make the switch from that sport to wheelchair tennis following the 2008 Summer Paralympics. Players he worked with in 2010 included Henry De Cure, Keegan Oh-Chee, Stephan Rochecouste and Anderson Parker. As a coach of the national that year, he coached Keegan Oh-Chee at an event. He was the Australian national team coach in 2012. He supported the creation of the 2012 Australian Wheelchair Tennis Tour. Michael Dobbie, Matthew Ingram He was selected to coach Australia at the 2012 Summer Paralympics in the wheelchair tennis.
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Who was Greg Crump?
Australian male wheelchair tennis coach
When was Greg Crump born?
Greg Crump was born in Wangaratta.
What was Greg Crump's occupation?
Greg Crump was a tennis coach.
What nationality was Greg Crump?
Greg Crump was Australian.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Greg Crump. https://biography.guide/greg-crump/
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