Tennis initiative serves off

Sunraysia Daily

MALLEE Sports Assembly (MSA) and Mildura Lawn Tennis Club (MLTC) are providing sport options for people with disability from this month to December.

Mildura Lawn Tennis Club will be conducting a social tennis program for people with disabilities on Wednesday evenings from 6pm to 7pm.

Everyone is welcome to come and join the program which will restart on October 6 and run until December 8. For those who aren’t members of MLTC, it will be $6 to play each week. For club members it is free.

MSA conducts a coaching session with improved skills, co-ordination and direction. Club professional Bill Madaferri hosts the session each week.

For more information or to register, which is essential, contact Tanya at MSA on 5021 3464, 0417 925 539 or tanya@malleesportsassembly.org.au.

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