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Pannar mixed doubles tournament

THE Pannar mixed doubles tournament was held on Sunday in perfect weather conditions.

There was again an excellent entry of 23 couples, mostly visitors from the Pietermaritzburg, Howick and Nottingham road areas.

Hope to see you all again next year!

This is proving to be a very popular tournament with wonderful prizes, five-star food, and excellent tennis. Our thanks to Pannar for their very generous ongoing sponsorship, Tarr Roses, Organics for Africa, and Rhino Charcoal for their contributions, and Wembley College for the use of their courts.

Thanks also to Joanie Koller and the tennis ladies for the delicious lunch and tea eats.

RESULTS

A SECTION

Winners — Clive and Kelsey Edkins

Handicap — Clynton and Lisa Cotton

Rs up — Steve Lockyear and Lynne Butlin

Most deserving — Leon Vermeulen and Janet McBain

B SECTION

Winners — Mark Thomas and Erika Gevers

Handicap — Errol Stopforth and Jenny Damman

Rs up — Wayne Schnaar and Bev Clack

Most deserving — Sid and Terry Brown

C SECTION

Winners — Ashley and Kelly Cotterrell

Handicap — Pierre and Christin Steyn

Rs up — Jack Ridl and Ruth Drew

Most deserving — Deon and Amoré van Rooyen.

There were also four raffle prizes, won by Mike Barrow, Ruth Drew, Pete Koller, and Wendy Edkins. Mike very kindly auctioned his prize for extra funds for the club.

The overall winners of the handicap trophy were Pierre and Christin Steyn.

The next event on our calendar is the Roley Hill men’s doubles tournament, to be held in early December.

Don’t forget family day on Saturday 11 August, a day for the whole family followed by a bring and braai.

AUGUST TENNIS DUTY

4 August — Kim Steyn

11 August — Corné Nefdt

18 August — Ruth Köhne

25 August — Herman van Rooyen

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