Tennis series on cards
The Pro Tennis Academy (PTA) series will resume again this coming Friday at the Windhoek High School tennis courts.
The competition will end on Saturday, with some exciting tennis matches lined up.
The fight for tournament victory and series points will ignite the event as Godwin Husselmann and Cleet Farmer attempt to increase their scores.
The two favourites lead the advanced category after the first three tournaments, with 2 800 and 2 600 points respectively.
In the other categories, the competition is just as tight and promises good tennis over the two days
On Friday afternoon the Mini, Midi- and Green Dot categories will be competing, while Beginners, Intermediate and Advanced players will challenge each other on Saturday.
The PTA Tennis Series is the only series of tennis tournaments in Namibia where the participants play according to their skill level and not their age.
The series is open for all players and interested participants can still enter until Wednesday.
The tournament organisers have insisted that the series will produce future stars.
They believe that there is plenty of talent on display and this will be echoed over the weekend.
The organisers also invites tennis enthusiasts to come and watch the competition.
Sport Reporter
The competition will end on Saturday, with some exciting tennis matches lined up.
The fight for tournament victory and series points will ignite the event as Godwin Husselmann and Cleet Farmer attempt to increase their scores.
The two favourites lead the advanced category after the first three tournaments, with 2 800 and 2 600 points respectively.
In the other categories, the competition is just as tight and promises good tennis over the two days
On Friday afternoon the Mini, Midi- and Green Dot categories will be competing, while Beginners, Intermediate and Advanced players will challenge each other on Saturday.
The PTA Tennis Series is the only series of tennis tournaments in Namibia where the participants play according to their skill level and not their age.
The series is open for all players and interested participants can still enter until Wednesday.
The tournament organisers have insisted that the series will produce future stars.
They believe that there is plenty of talent on display and this will be echoed over the weekend.
The organisers also invites tennis enthusiasts to come and watch the competition.
Sport Reporter
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