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!!!!
See why Hume Tennis is one of Tennis Victoria’s ‘Club of the Year’
2018 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 2017. See why the centre was shortlisted and see all the action that players can enjoy in 2018.
2017/2018 Summer Newsletter – check out what is going on…
2017 has been a massive year at Hume Tennis and Community Centre and 2018 promises to be even better. Checkout our exciting Summer newsletter which looks at a selection of tennis action that has happened at Hume over the past year, 2017 and what is on offer for a massive Summer 2018 tennis season.
Hume Tennis awarded “2017 Victorian Tournament of the Year”
Hume Tennis and Community Centre was awarded ” 2017 Victorian Tournament of the Year” at the Victorian Awards held at The Park, Albert Park in Melbourne on Monday October 23rd. The award was for the 2017 Melbourne Wheelchair Tennis Open which sees the best wheelchair players in the world compete.
Hume Leader reports – “Tennis centre aces nomination”
Hume Tennis Centre has been shortlisted in for two awards at the upcoming Tennis Victoria Awards. See what the Hume Leader had to say about Hume being shortlisted in “Club of the Year” and “Tournamnet of the Year” categories…………
Hume Tennis inline for Disability Sport and Recreation Awards
Hume Tennis and Community Centre’s Wheelchair Tennis Hub and Hume Tennis Coach Lawrence Gileno are finalists for the DSR Awards.
These prestigious Awards recognise and celebrate excellence and achievement in the disability sport and recreation sector.
The Hume Tennis Wheelchair Hub is nominated in…..