Young tennis players come together

Mildura

WOMEN:

Section 1: Leanne Jordan 23/13, Susan Green 22/17.

Section 2: Natasha George 23/11, Jenny Gathercole 22/12.

MEN:

Section 1: Aaron Wilkie 23/14, Jack Burford 22/12.

Section 2: Aydin Yazici 23/14, Marty Smith 21/18.

Midweek ladies:

Section 1: Lyn Knowles 18/10, Maree Moore 14/14.

Section 2: Wendy Dickie 17/11, Jill Musgrove 15/13.

Twilight:

Section 1: Matt George 16/7, Reg Arney 14/10.

LAST Saturday was the final week of junior summer tennis at Red Cliffs Lawn Tennis Club and the club invited Mildura Lawn juniors to join them in a celebration of summer tennis.

Junior organisers, Rob Keens (Red Cliffs) and Louise Olofsson (Mildura), were both delighted with the turn out and while the weather was against them, the players enjoyed some well-matched and exciting tussles.

Mildura Lawn juniors will continue until Easter when juniors and seniors alike will have the opportunity to pit their skills against locals and visitors at the annual Mildura Easter Tournament.

Entries close Friday, April 4, and can be accessed on the Mildura Lawn Tennis Club website.

Junior tennis doesn’t stop however as the winter season begins Saturday, May 2, with a come and try day at Mildura Lawn.

Players from A grade to beginners can register for competition, play hot shots on the day or contact club organisers to start their tennis journey.

Sacred Heart – sacredheartjuniors @gmail.com

Sarnia – brendaghornsby@gmail.com

St Andrew – robynherberte@gmail.com

Red Cliffs – Robbie @mannafarms.com.au

Alcheringa – louiseswenolofsson@gmail.com

Wentworth – cheryl.vines@bigpond.com

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