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Long-time Murrabit tennis coach calls time

Many players at Murrabit’s upcoming Easter tennis tournament have Barry and Pam Lingenberg to thank for introducing them to the sport and helping build their skills. While Barry’s passion for tennis coaching is undiminished, suffering a stroke two and a half years ago has made it more challenging, prompting him to step away, with wife […]

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