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Junior tennis champs receive awards

JUNIOR tennis wound up on Saturday with perfect conditions for tennis.

The
final hit of the year produced terrific tennis across the board with many long
rallies resulting in some close results.

It was pleasing to see many of the
Aussie Mozzies improving and progressing through to the more formal format
during the course of the year as well as those at the top of Federer challenging
themselves by also playing or filling in for afternoon tennis when
possible.

We hope to see you all back next year.

All in all it has been a
very successful season. Congratulations must go to the junior committee for its
efforts.

Presentations were held after the completion of play.

Congratulations to all trophy winners.

RESULTS — Division
Championships — 

Federer — Boys winner — Jack Delmenico, runner-up — Cooper
Angus; girls winner — Elly Bookham, runner-up — Milly Saville

Nadal — winner
— Angus Monk, runner-up — Will Gardner

Wozniacki — winner — Ella Stacet,
runner-up — Chloe Taylor

Tomic — winner — Sunny Handy, runner-up — Coady
Gorringe

Stosur — winner — Grace Farrell, runner-up — Lily Stacey

For more of this story see Thursday’s Guardian (March 28).

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