Tennis

  • Pennyroyal bounces back to winning form

    PENNYROYAL has bounced back after its big loss last round to get its Polwarth district tennis finals aspirations back on track.

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  • Tennis courts need $1.7-million upgrade

    COLAC Otway Shire’s dilapidated tennis courts need $1.7 million of work and maintenance to ensure they remain playable, a new report says.

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  • Lawn club’s future in good hands

    COLAC Lawn Tennis Club young gun Luke Garner has shown the future of the club is in good hands.

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  • President gives Colac Lawn second victory

    COLAC Lawn Tennis Club president Mark Robinson has secured the club’s second Section One victory of 2012.

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  • Butchers a cut above grand final rival

    A THREE-GAME Colac indoor tennis grand final victory was all the Butchers needed to get one back against rivals Globulators.

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  • Sacred Heart shows top tennis skills

    SACRED Heart Primary School pupils showed they had the qualities to be the next Lleyton Hewitt or Sam Stosur after winning their sixth interschool tennis shield.

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  • Three in a row ideal Christmas gift

    A THREE-GAME winning streak would be Forrest’s ideal run into the Polwarth district tennis Christmas break.

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  • Pennyroyal wins battle of youth

    PENNYROYAL will head into Polwarth district tennis’ Christmas break on the back of a red-hot victory.

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