Tennis: Through to the Borough Finals

May 29, 2012
Yesterday afternoon (Monday 28th May), Alfie, Ciara, Evie and Taylor represented Hacton at a borough mini-tennis tournament at Cranston Park Tennis Club in Upminster. Despite the heat, the children played six games each, against each other and other pupils from Upminster schools. The team did very well and got through to the Borough finals to be held on 13th June. The winners of the final will go through to a London-wide final at Crystal Palace. Could it be that we have a future Wimbledon winner in Year 4?

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