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Hume Tennis and Community Centre this week is celebrating a historic milestone, with a record-breaking 10 teams representing the club in grand finals. Competing in the North Suburban Association competition, this achievement highlights the incredible growth and success of the club, as well as the dedication of its players, families, and coaching staff.
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.
In a spectacular NEW initiative and celebration of one of Australia’s most beloved sports, the Hume Council’s premier tennis clubs, Hume Tennis and Sunbury Lawn, are set to host their Tennis Open Days. Scheduled for Sunday, February 11th, from 10 am to 2 pm, these events promise to serve up great fun and an opportunity to TRY tennis.
“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.
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.
Mia Stefanovska, a dedicated and passionate Junior Development Coach at Hume Tennis, has been recognised by Tennis Australia’s with the prestigious “Women in Tennis” scholarship by Tennis Australia President Jane Hrdlicka.
The MyFirstEvent and Melbourne Junior Tennis Pathway Series tournaments at Hume Tennis embody our dedication to nurturing young talent and building the tennis stars of tomorrow. By providing a supportive, competitive, and growth-oriented environment, we empower young athletes to unlock their full potential.
Three international wheelchair tennis tournaments will take place in Australia in January, with the Victorian Wheelchair Open (10-14 January) and Melbourne Wheelchair Open (16-20 January) at Hume Tennis Centre, followed by the Australian Open wheelchair event from 24-28 January at Melbourne Park.
Two Hume Tennis and Community Centre juniors have been named as part of Tennis Australia’s, Victoria’s Super 10’s competition – Gavy Dhindsa and Jocelyn Jia. Read more
Hume Tennis and Community Centre has but together its biggest Family Day so far – if you are looking to get into tennis or just want to come and enjoy a great day with the family then the Hume Tennis’s Family Day on Sunday February 13th from 10am-1pm