Tennis

  • 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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  • New lawn court champ crowned

    For the first time in seven years Polwarth district tennis has a new number-one men’s lawn court champion.

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  • Rookes starting to find rhythm

    Cororooke’s Charlie Grist says his team has had belief it could contend this season even before a slow start to the year and Saturday’s breakthrough win against Barongarook.

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  • Royals secure top spot… again

    Pennyroyal’s A Grade tennis players are a step closer to completing a perfect season, after locking away their fourth minor premiership in five seasons.

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  • Young guns on display in tennis showdown

    Barongarook’s Kallan Thompson says an enthralling final mixed doubles set between four of the league’s brightest young talents was the highlight of the club’s match against Elliminyt.

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  • Cororooke finding consistency after rocky start

    Cororooke’s Charlie Grist says the lack of a settled line-up to begin the season has played a role in the club’s slow start, but after a big win over Elliminyt the Rookes are starting to find their feet.

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  • Barongarook downs Cororooke without skipper

    Barongarook sits second on the Polworth tennis A Grade ladder after defeating Cororooke on Saturday.

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  • Teams double for tennis fours comp

    Polwarth District Tennis Association’s mid-week Senior Fours competition has attracted strong numbers in its second season with the new competition doubling in teams and players.

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