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Southern Ports Junior Tennis: Round 2 – Sunday 28th October

Oct 31, 2023 | Article, Sports, This Week's Issue | 0 comments


By Kirsty Starling
Kingston def Naracoorte Blue 44 games to 35 Another windy morning in Kingston for round 2 of Junior tennis. We had some excellent match ups and very close games. Anna R filled in for Naracoorte Blue which made for a great match against younger sister, Katie. Anna came away with the win6-4 in a very tight match.
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