Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “tennis competition”
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
2022 promises to be a great year for Hume Tennis and Community Centre players, following the club being named as a finalist in the Tennis Victoria Club of the Year in 2020/21. See why the centre was shortlisted and see all the action that players can enjoy in 2022.
Registrations are now being accepted for the Spring season of the Northern Suburban Night Tennis Association (NSNTA).
Hume Tennis and Community Centre are very proud to announce Hume Tennis Tournament Director and Head Coach Kale Nairn has been named the Northern Young Business Achiever for 2020.
With the new Universal Tennis Rating system being released in Australia, players and families have many questions? Read below to find out everything there is to know about the UTR…. and how to enter an event
North Suburban Junior Tennis Association (NSJTA) is back for the second half of 2020 and Hume Tennis, a Craigieburn Tennis Club, welcomes new and old players. Tennis is and ideal social distancing sport and is one of the safest sports for children to play during these times……
Hume Tennis yesterday met with an infectious disease specialist who declared Hume Tennis and Community Centre a safer place to be for families than supermarkets or schools.