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Officials tennis training course

Published on Friday, October 23, 2009Email To Friend    Print Version

The Tennis Federation of the Cayman Islands will be arranging to host an Officials Training Course on the weekend of 30 October - 1 November.

In a statement the federation noted that the course is meant for those who want to become an accredited Level 1 Official or simply want to brush up on line calling technique.

“It will start either Friday evening or Saturday morning. We will confirm exact timing when we have the details. ITF Officials will be running the course for us,” the statement read.

The course targets those would like to be a lines official at the Legends Series Event held at the Ritz Carlton.

“We are also looking for volunteers so that we can offer Umpires and Lines Officials at Junior Events and local tournaments here in the Cayman Islands. To register your interest please e-mail citennisfed@gmail.com. A sign-up sheet will also be posted at The Tennis Club. Places are limited so please book your place now,” the Federation said.

The PWC Junior Tennis Circuit Event at Camana Bay will also be held 30October – 1 November. Applicants are advised to complete the Entry Form and submit it to his/her tennis coach no later than Wednesday 28 October 2009.

The Tennis Federation will host the Walkers ‘Play & Stay’ Mini tennis at Camana Bay Sunday 1 November from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm.

The event will be family- based for all juniors and adults, “Your chance to play tennis for free, have fun and get some exercise on a Sunday afternoon.” The Federation at the same time congratulated Morgan Hayward, Edward Bodden and Nicolas Polloni, who won Grand Prix #1 of the PWC Junior Tennis Circuit at The Ritz-Carlton.

“Thank you to Thomas and his team for hosting this first event of the series.  The National Rankings will be sent to the International Tennis Federation,” the statement ended.

 
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