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Step up for Cohuna Easter Tournament

Peter Bannan

WITH Easter nearly here the club is still very short of workers in the kitchen over the Easter weekend. Duties are making sandwiches, wraps or other finger food and you will be working as part of a supportive team. Shifts are about three hours but we will appreciate any time you can give.

If you have any questions or are willing to assist please call or message 0412 031 422 or Mary 5456 2384.

Anyone interested in playing in the tournament can enter online at the Tennis Victoria website or email entries to cohunatennisclub@gmail.com.

TWILIGHT tennis finished for the season this month with presentations after play.

Section 1 winners: Jason Hensley and Darren Gately, runners up Harrison Cleave and Rob Merkle.

Section 2 winners: Leigh and Helen McLaren, runners up Lachlan Farrell and Cooper Lacy.

Club championships were played on Saturday. Jason Hensley and Mary Rodwell are club champions for 2021-22. The junior champions are Taylor Lacy and Zara Hensley.

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