Senior tennis tourney on

THE Namibian Senior Open tennis tournament will be held at the National Tennis Stadium in Windhoek this Saturday and Sunday.

The tournament, which is open to players of all ages, is jointly sponsored by Nictus, Methealth Namibia and Medi-Clinic. Nictus Group managing director Nico Tromp is very excited about the new initiative to hold a Senior Open Tennis tournament in Namibia.”This sponsorship is part of Nictus’s social responsibility programme and the aim of the sponsorship is to support this new upcoming tournament so that it will grow to an established tournament in a couple of years,” he said.He congratulated the Namibia Tennis Association on its splendid work to develop tennis in Namibia.Interested players can call André de Beer on 081 127 7621.Entries may also be faxed to the NTA office at 061 251 718.The closing date is today, July 13, at 20:00.The draw sheets will be available tomorrow, 14 July, from 14:00 at the Central Tennis Courts.Players must please go and check the draw sheets themselves before the start of the tournament.The NTA last weekend held a tournament for junior players in the capital, which was described as a success.Nictus Group managing director Nico Tromp is very excited about the new initiative to hold a Senior Open Tennis tournament in Namibia.”This sponsorship is part of Nictus’s social responsibility programme and the aim of the sponsorship is to support this new upcoming tournament so that it will grow to an established tournament in a couple of years,” he said.He congratulated the Namibia Tennis Association on its splendid work to develop tennis in Namibia.Interested players can call André de Beer on 081 127 7621.Entries may also be faxed to the NTA office at 061 251 718.The closing date is today, July 13, at 20:00.The draw sheets will be available tomorrow, 14 July, from 14:00 at the Central Tennis Courts.Players must please go and check the draw sheets themselves before the start of the tournament.The NTA last weekend held a tournament for junior players in the capital, which was described as a success.