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Wrexham set to host LTA VI Tennis National Finals for the 2nd Year in a row!

lydia Wrightson and Naqi Rizvi in action and the LTA VI tennis Nationals finals in Wrexham 2021

Wrexham Tennis Centre hosts the LTA’s Visually Impaired Tennis National Finals for the second year in a row this weekend as 36 athletes line up for three days of singles and doubles competition across a range of sight classifications from Friday, 18 to Sunday, 20 November.

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VI Tennis National Finals: Waved competition Prerequisite!

Two photos one of a tennis player returning the ball mid height, the other of players and a volunteer shaking hands over the net with the LTA logo top left all above a blue background with stacks of tennis balls, text says LTA: Vision Impaired Tennis National Final 2022 Update!

Due to low entries for the 2022 Visually Impaired Tennis National Finals, we have decided to wave the ruling that players must compete at one regional competition to attend.

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Poland Tennis Tournament 2022

Full Metro Team outside the tennis centre - Poland Tournament 2022

Having picked one of the year’s hottest days at 34 degrees, the four tennis courts were set for Metro players. Coach Joe Lake delivered the session involving coaching and some friendly singles and doubles matches.

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Tennis Camps: Milton Keynes 29 – 30 Oct 2022

Tennis players having a laugh at the net at a Dan Maskell trainng camp

These camps are for players who already play and want to develop their skills further. The timing of these camps, just a few weeks before National’s mean that players have the chance to learn some new techniques and tactics just in time for the National Tournaments if they wish. The camps will be fun and social and provide a more in-depth coaching experience.

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Highgate: Tennis & Social Event!

Group photo of smiling players volunteers and the coach an a outside courts at the Highgate tennis club

Having picked one of the year’s hottest days at 34 degrees, the four tennis courts were set for Metro players. Coach Joe Lake delivered the session involving coaching and some friendly singles and doubles matches.

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