Tennis

  • Nan proud as legacy continues

    Tina Grist says watching her grandchildren follow in the footsteps of herself and husband John and continue a family legacy at the Cororooke Tennis Club was a special moment.

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  • Long wait over for Cororooke

    Cororooke caused one of the great upsets in recent Polwarth district tennis history when it upstaged a previously unbeaten Pennyroyal in the grand final to end a 60-year premiership drought.

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  • Future is bright at Elliminyt

    Elliminyt Tennis Club’s young guns have shown the future of the club is in good hands after winning two junior premierships.

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  • Kawarren open to A Grade return after win

    Kawarren tennis captain Carol Maxwell says her side’s thrilling B Grade grand final win could see the club make a return to A Grade next summer.

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  • Perfect season for Warncoort junior team

    Warncoort Blue has overcome a talented Cororooke outfit to put the finishing touches on its perfect season in Polwarth district Division One junior tennis competition.

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  • Seasoned grand finalist keen to help new club

    Cororooke’s Tom Ennor says a chance to play with good mate Charlie Grist led him to the club this season, and now the star recruit is eager to help the Rookes end a six-decade premiership drought.

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  • Pennyroyal wary of underdog

    Pennyroyal leader Rhiannon White says her side is not underestimating Cororooke’s recent run of form, as the Royals set out to claim back-to-back A Grade premierships tomorrow.

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  • Cororooke ready for rematch

    Cororooke tennis leader Charlie Grist says his side has belief it can take down unbeaten A Grade powerhouse Pennyroyal.

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