Midweek tennis

Mildura Lawn Tennis Club

Results, December 19

Juniors

Section One: Anthony DeMaria 24/9 Lachlan Adolph 19/13

Section Two: Noah Turnbull 24/18 Tague Morris 21/19

Section Three: Tatum Crompton 18/11 Shane-Henry Pollard 14/15

Section Four: Chris Bizimana 24/15 Darby Fraser 22/15

Section Five: Corey Pollard 17/13 Rose Dichiera 16/14

Section Six: Stephanie Woodhead 24/8 Sofia Falivene 16/16

Section Seven: Aathana Jeyakanthan 15/5 Emir Sanati Pour 13/7

Senior Ladies

Section One: Susan Green 24/9 Brenda Hornsby 20/16

Section Two: Wendy Dickie 22/16 Megan Polsen 21/17

Section Three: Jenny Gathercole 24/10 Janet Dawes 17/18

Senior Men

Section One: Zac Galbraith 24/17 Cambell McKenzie 23/14

Section Two: Mark Huxtable 23/15 Craig Pratt 22/17

Section Three: Andy Tan 23/14 Chris Hobart 21/16

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