Trangie Community Tennis is back in town

Following a successful annual general meeting and some hard work by the committee the tennis club has reformed and everyone is invited to play.

Secretary Sarah McDonald is excited to see the committee reform and tennis become a recreational activity in the Trangie community.

"Tennis is a great way have fun and socialise while keeping fit, and is a sport accessible for all levels and ages," she said.

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The tennis club was dominant for two years after the cost of upkeep and insurances was becoming too much. The Trangie community was in uproar after they were locked out of their courts due to underuse.

While the committee have been working hard hosting a number of working bees around the three courts, a junior tennis camp and a social competition, Ms McDonald said the club are still in need of financial support.

"We are still in need of financial support to utilise an additional two courts and maintain our insurances, and so any donations and/or sponsorship would be appreciated," she said.

The club are planning a launch event in September and will begin weekly social game nights on Tuesdays for adults and Friday nights for kids.

"We are encouraging people to get involved and support the new club," Ms McDonald said.

The secretary also said the club will be running a Foundations Coaching Course on September 22, free for anyone aged 14 and above who are interested in learning skills to help coach other players.

To keep up to date with information regarding the tennis club and future events the 'Trangie Tennis' Facebook page or email trangietennis@gmail.com to join their mailing list.

"We hope to see you on the court soon."