Ann Peacey, Caroline Bragg, Julie Lanyon, Robyn Fowkes and Donna Potter.
Come down every Monday and Friday morning at the Coota Tennis Courts to enjoy a game of tennis, a sport looking to grow even bigger in Coota. Tennis offers a social outing that develops all sorts of skills, such as motor and reflexive skills.
President of the Cootmundra Tennis Club, Zac Mahon, said the Club were looking for more senior people to come and give it a try.
“The Cootamundra Tennis Club has senior men’s casual hits every Monday morning and Friday morning. The numbers have dwindled over time, and we just want to let the community know that we are providing this to people,” he said.
“All levels can play, and then there’s also a social element. They might go for a coffee or something like that after the play if you’re interested in that. It’s a good way to meet people in the town, and if you want to play tennis and you’re a little bit rusty, you can come down and have a hit.
“Beginners and people who’ve played the game before are welcome. There are people who have probably played for 60 years, and then there are people who played as kids and haven’t played for a long time, or there are people who are sort of beginners. It is available to everyone.
“If people reach out to our Cootamundra Tennis Facebook page or our website, there are details on there about costs, and everything you need to know to sign up.
“It is good exercise, and they say that tennis uses your whole body and your brain as well. You’re getting a full body and brain workout when you play tennis.
“Everyone is going really well for the Tennis Club at the moment. We are getting prepared for the business house night, which is coming up on Friday 20th of March. If there are any businesses that want to compete on that night, they can go to our website and register.”
– Jack Murray
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