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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.
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
What a start to the year it was for Hume Tennis through January 2020 – this was one of our biggest and best summers yet. With lots of tennis for everyone, we hosted players and their families from all over the world:
Margaret Court Tennis Academy coach Phil Shanahan has been taking tours all over the world for the past 38 years and believes the social and physical development players receive from tennis tours is a significant reason why his academy has been so successful……..
Hume Tennis Community Centre are celebrating Ash Barty’s well-deserved win at the French Open by offering FREE Come ‘n Try lessons and 15% off storewide in the Hume Tennis Pro Shop, for the rest of June.
Many of the world’s greatest wheelchair tennis players will soon touchdown in Hume to play in the Stockland Melbourne Wheelchair Tennis Open. The international event is scheduled to take place from 15 to 19 January 2019, at the Hume Tennis and Community Centre in Craigieburn – Entry is free….
This Xmas Holidays at Hume Tennis and Community Centre there is so much to do for the whole family…… you don’t even have to play tennis!!! Read more……
What a fantastic first season for Hume Tennis and Community Centre in Victorian Premier League – read more to see how the girls did in their first season of Premier League…
Jin Woodman was the first ever wheelchair tennis competitor. Jin competed in the Orange Level (u/10) and not only did he perform well and play against able body children – he won the event!!!!