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Polokwane hosts Limpopo interprovincial tennis trials

Around 100 school-going players took to the courts in Polokwane as they competed for a place in Limpopo's 2027 interprovincial teams.

POLOKWANE – The city was alive with tennis action this weekend as around 100 young players took to the courts at the Polokwane Tennis Club for the Limpopo Interprovincial Trials for the 2027 season.

The trials brought together school-going players from across the province, providing an opportunity to showcase their ability, test themselves against fellow competitors and stake their claim for selection in the upcoming season.

Onaye Nxumalo returns the ball.

Spotting tomorrow’s tennis talent

Tournament director Reenen Bergmann of SRE Tennis said the level of talent on display was encouraging, with plenty of promising players demonstrating their potential on court.

“We were very pleased with the turnout and the quality of tennis throughout the weekend. There is an impressive number of talent among our young players, and it is encouraging to see their commitment, competitive spirit and enthusiasm for the sport.

“Events like these are important in identifying and developing the next generation of Limpopo tennis players,” said Bergmann.

Celia Wagner keeps her eye on the ball.
Madison Warncke wins her point.

He thanked all the players who entered and competed, acknowledging their efforts and contribution to a successful tournament.

Bergmann also extended his appreciation to the Polokwane Tennis Club for hosting the trials and providing the venue, as well as the Polokwane Municipality for making the facilities available.

Daniel George.

The trials form part of the province’s preparations for the 2027 interprovincial tennis season, with the young competitors hoping to earn selection and represent Limpopo at the next level.

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