It\u2019s hard to believe it is time for the third and final regular season match of the highly successful Tasmanian Tennis League (TTL). Teams will battle each other with all teams a mathematical chance to play finals and claim the $10,000 in prize money. The South conference is still very open with the teams getting back to business after a washout abandoned last weekend\u2019s action.<\/p>\n
Kicking off the round will be the first twilight match of the competition which will feature the host Geilston Bay Aces up against the Lindisfarne Sharks. Both teams were halted last weekend after impressive week one victories against the Kingston Sea Eagles and Domain Wizards respectively. The Aces will be led by captain\/manager Tony Blom who will no doubt bring his infectious energy and enthusiasm to his young and talented team. The sister brother combination of Nick and Eliane Fader will play a large role into the fortunes of the Aces. Both players will likely play towards the top of their team\u2019s line up with their play impressing many in attendance.<\/p>\n
Standing in the Aces way will be the high octane and undefeated Lindisfarne Sharks outfit. Fresh of a resounding win over the Wizards the Sharks will go in for the kill with Daniel Groom leading manager John Playle\u2019s charges. Groom has almost been untouchable on Tasmanian soil this year claiming all state titles in his age group. On the women\u2019s side born leader Erin Fazackerley will look to make an impact both on the court and supporting team mates. Fazackerley has been known for her booming serve and doubles prowess.<\/p>\n
Play will kick-off tomorrow from 4.30pm with the Super 12s taking to the court before the men and women\u2019s TTL sides get going at 6.30pm. Get down to the Geilston Bay tennis club with a free BBQ, family activities including a speed serve and hit the target blow up and free tennis whilst you watch the strongest players in Tasmania duke it out!<\/p>\n
In the other South conference match the Kingston Sea Eagles will battle the Domain Wizards with both teams needing a convincing win to play in the knock out rounds. In the North conference the Launceston Cobras will look to ease their way into the finals with a match against the Trevallyn Titans. The Cobras are already guaranteed a trip to the finals with Trevallyn needing to cause a huge boil over to squeak through. The Launceston Rams and Burnie Broncos will likely play off for the final playoff position with both teams very evenly matched going into Saturday afternoon\u2019s encounter at the Launceston Regional Tennis Centre.<\/p>\n
Get down to your local team\u2019s club and support your favourite TTL team!<\/p>\n
Tasmanian Tennis League Round 3 Schedule:
\nFriday 31 October, 6.30pm \u2013 South Conference (Men and Women)
\nGeilston Bay Aces Vs Lindisfarne Sharks \u2013 Geilston Bay Tennis Club<\/p>\n
Saturday 1 November 1pm \u2013 North Conference (Men)
\nLaunceston Cobras Vs Trevallyn Titans \u2013 Launceston Regional Tennis Centre
\nLaunceston Rams Vs Burnie Broncos \u2013 Launceston Regional Tennis Centre
\n* Launceston Cobras and Rams club carnival day<\/p>\n
Sunday 2 November, 1pm \u2013 South Conference (Men and Women)
\nKingston Sea Eagles Vs Domain Wizards \u2013 Kingston Tennis Club
\n*Kingston Tennis Club carnival day<\/p>\n
Team results are as follows; Individual results can be found by going to www.comps.tennis.com.au and typing in \u2018Tasmanian Tennis League\u2019<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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