Tennis talents on show

THE next generation of emerging tennis talents will take to the courts this weekend in Red Cliffs to battle it our for grade honours.

The Red Cliffs Lawn Tennis Club’s annual junior tournament will be served up up on Saturday and Sunday.

More than 100 under-18 players are expected to hit the courts across the weekend, with the club hoping to better the 111 registrations from 12 months ago, with juniors from Ouyen and Robinvale set to take part.

Competition in singles and doubles action will take place from A Grade through to B1, B2, C1, C2 and D grades.

After a two year absence due to low numbers, girls A Grade competition makes a return this year.

In boys A Grade, emerging star Jack Burford is aiming for a third consecutive singles championship.

Tournament director Robert Keens said the courts are in excellent condition ahead of a busy two week schedule.

The junior tournament is also an introduction for the Red Cliffs Lawn Tennis Club Senior Championships next Friday through to Sunday.

Play starts at 9am each day at the Erskine Avenue complex, with singles championships Saturday and doubles on Sunday.

Entries are still open. For more information or to register contact keensrobert@gmail.com.

To register for the following week’s senior tournament, email glynch54@bigpond.com.

Digital Editions


  • Fuel shortage data tracked

    Fuel shortage data tracked

    A NEW website has been launched by the Coalition to track fuel shortages. Through No Fuel Here, residents can log fuel shortages at local service…

More News

  • Pies hope for a united front

    Pies hope for a united front

    ACCORDING to Magpies A Grade netball team playing coach Johannah Gray, the main aim for 2026 is to have the ability to react and change to fit each game on…

  • Picture perfect prizes

    Picture perfect prizes

    WORKS from some of the region’s best talents were on display over the Easter long-weekend through the Magenta Art Prize art and photography exhibition. The fundraising initiative for not-for-profit Australian…

  • Police probe man’s death

    Police probe man’s death

    POLICE say the discovery of a man’s body on a rural property at Ouyen this week is being treated as suspicious. The find followed a police plea for public assistance…

  • Gowers’ Glory of Genesis

    Gowers’ Glory of Genesis

    A SOLO exhibition drawing on themes of beginnings and renewal, and reflecting on the idea each sunrise and shifting cloud formation has a quiet echo of creation itself is currently…

  • Tigers strengthen forward power with Steel

    Tigers strengthen forward power with Steel

    AFTER 10 wins and finals action in the 2025 home and away SFNL footy season, Red Cliffs coach Ryan Doherty said his club just needed some forward impetus and a…

  • Weekend of Powersports

    Weekend of Powersports

    Motorsport enthusiasts gathered from far and wide to experience Mildura’s Easter Powersports weekend Subscribe or Login to see the rest of the content. Username Password * Remember Me    …

  • Sessions ahead of state vote

    Sessions ahead of state vote

    REGISTERED political parties and prospective candidates for the 2026 Victiran State Election are being urged to familiarise themselves with the regulatory requirements and avoid costly mistakes by registering for a…

  • Tigers ready to pounce

    Tigers ready to pounce

    THE Red Cliffs A Grade netball team finished the season with a flurry last year, and after putting on the game of the year against Irymple in the elimination final,…

  • New feral rabbit guide for farmers

    New feral rabbit guide for farmers

    ALTHOUGH it’s bunny season in Australian households, they are a pest for land managers, and the Centre for Invasive Species Solutions (CISS) has released the third edition of the Glovebox…

  • Kangas look for bounce back with SA strength

    Kangas look for bounce back with SA strength

    AFTER consecutive seasons in the bottom third of the ladder, the Ouyen United Kangas will be looking to return to the early highs they experienced when they entered the Sunraysia…