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Tennis club set to serve

09/07/2009

TENNIS enthusiasts will soon be serving balls at the new Narre Warren South Tennis Club.
The Casey community is being encouraged to join the volunteer committee for the club which is currently being built adjacent to Narre Warren South P-12 College.
The first class tennis facility will include six tennis courts, pavilion and carpark and will be opened early in 2010, just in time for Casey Tennis Week. Inaugural committee members are needed to assist with the overall club development and to shape the operational aspects of the club, with the support of the City of Casey sports development officer and Tennis Victoria.
For details phone Casey’s sports development officer Melanie Timney on 9705 5200.

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