Kialla Park Old Students White’s Harry Pell whips a two-handed backhand over the net.
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Megan Fisher
It was almost a crime that the region’s young racqueteers had to wait seven weeks to hit the courts again.
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However, at the weekend, they finally got their fix.
Shepparton Junior Tennis Association action resumed on Saturday for the first time since mid-December, drawing hundreds of aces to the baseline.
Shepparton Lawn Green’s Alex Wang applies some serious revolutions to the ball.
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Megan Fisher
The A-grade witnessed a host of enthralling encounters, and among them was Kialla Park Old Students White’s 7-43 to 1-31 victory over Shepparton Lawn Green.
Kialla Park Old Students White’s Yi Reh Tay flicks over a top spinning forehand.
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Megan Fisher
Yi Reh Tay and Harry Pell were involved in five of the combine’s seven rubber victories, including a bagelling of Tristan Baldi and Cooper Pogue.
Kialla Park Old Students White’s Mitchell Tremellen crashes down a serve.
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Megan Fisher
News photographer Megan Fisher swung by the Kialla courts to capture the players in their element.
Shepparton Lawn Green’s Cooper Pogue won his side’s only rubber on the day.
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Megan Fisher
Shepparton Lawn Green’s Tristan Baldi reads the play.
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Megan Fisher
Kialla Park Old Students White’s Harry Pell hits the sweet spot with this shot.
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Megan Fisher
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