Penola secures first win: Southern Ports Tennis Association Round 7

Dec 3, 2025 | This Week's Issue

Penola Rangers have found their first win of the Southern Ports Tennis season, defeating the Beachport Buccaneers on Saturday. In what was a tight match, Penola players stepped up when it counted, cinching tight wins to defeat their opponents by just two sets. Around the grounds, Naracoorte made light work of top-placed Kingston, sending them down into third on the ladder. Lucindale’s Wombats found a win over the Pirates, and tensions rose at Robe as matches were incomplete due to rain.

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