Southern Ports Tennis Association results – Round 6 ALL STARS, 25th November

By Katelyn Baker
All eyes were on Lucindale Tennis Club in Round 6 as the Tennis SA State League All Stars made their way to the South-East. Despite difficult conditions, it was a weekend filled with high quality tennis. Play kicked off Friday evening where Kingston hosted Robe Rebels, then continued into Saturday.
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