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The Festival of Tennis and Pickleball is a fantastic opportunity to explore all the racket sport action at Hume Tennis and Community Centre. This week-long event, running from Monday, October 21st to Sunday, October 28th, offers something for everyone in the family to enjoy.
Introducing our “Four for Forty” promotion! Especially designed for families who have finished their winter activities and looking to try a typical Australian summer sport, this offer lets new players delve into the world of tennis with four lessons for just forty dollars ($40).
Exciting times are on the horizon for tennis, as Hume Tennis and the UTR Pro Tennis Tour join forces to inject fresh energy into the Australian Pro Tennis Circuit. With NEW initiatives and a focus on nurturing talent, the upcoming events promise to grow the landscape of professional tennis in Australia.
“HEAD Oceania is excited to partner with Hume Tennis and launch this exciting new HEAD Discovery Tournament TOUR and “discovering” the next generation of HEAD Pro players,” said Category HEAD Manager Danny Cherry.
Hume Tennis and Community Centre is thrilled to announce that it has been named Tennis Victoria’s Club of the Year. This prestigious accolade celebrates the Centre’s excellence in tennis service, community engagement, and contribution to tennis in Victoria.
To make this Father’s Day extra special, Hume Tennis is offering free court hire between 12 pm to 5 pm. Yes, you read that right! Totally on the house. No strings attached, except the ones in Dad’s tennis racket (Dad joke!!!).
Kale Nairn’s dedication to the sport of tennis was recognised and celebrated at an impressive event held at the Royal South Yarra Tennis Club on Sunday, August 20th. Kale was honoured with the title of “Rising Star Tennis Coach of Victoria” by Tennis Coaches Victoria Australia, an accolade reserved for the state’s most promising tennis coaches under 30. Kale’s association with Hume Tennis as one of its most cherished coaches is well-known within the tennis community. His affable nature, combined with his passion and dedication to the sport, has made him one of the most popular coaches at Hume Tennis. It’s not just his coaching prowess that makes him stand out. Kale’s dedication also extends to organising and directing tennis …
MJTPS tournaments played at Hume Tennis is about the idea of “developmental matchplay opportunities”. They are tennis match experiences where players are encouraged to test their skills, apply their strategies, and grow with every point, game and set.
At Hume Tennis, the goal is not just to teach players how to play but to instil a love for the game. The weekly sessions are filled with drills designed to be engaging and interactive, appealing to players of all levels.
Jin Woodman, a 14-year-old tennis wheelchair tennis prodigy from Hume Tennis, has been selected to represent his country at the prestigious World Team Cup in Portugal. Jin was one of three players chosen for the Australian junior team, and he was the youngest member of the team.