Tennis tourney starts this weekend
- Sport
- Published Date
- Waldo
- Hits: 1864
The first of nine tournaments in the KIA PTA Tennis Series will be played on Saturday, 18 February. The subsequent tournaments of the series will take place on the following dates: 17 March, 21 April, 23 June, 21 July, 18 August, 15 September, 20 October and 10 November.
On Saturday, the matches will start at 8h00 and will take place at the SKW tennis courts.
The participants will face each other in five different categories based on skill level, disregarding gender and age. Points will be earned at each match, which will contribute to the overall ranking in the series. The higher the skill level of the category, the more points can be gained.
The matches are open to the public and all tennis players in Namibia. Due to the unique strategy of this event, spectators are promised exciting competitions with diverse opponents.
More information on the Kia PTA Tennis Series is available from Elizma Nortje at
This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
and on the Pro Tennis Academy website at www.protennisacademy.com.na.
- Articles In This Category
- Enduro Series kicks off this weekend (402 hits)SportThe first round of the Bank Windhoek Namibian National 2013 Series is scheduled to kick off this week Saturday, 23 February at the Tony Rust race...Determined downhill biker (1561 hits)SportA proven and dedicated athlete in the cycling world, Armand Meding is fast making his style of riding a force to be reckoned with. He began cycling...Fierce competition at MTN triathlon (2513 hits)SportThe annual MTN Off Road Triathlon, which was hosted by OTB Sport, took place at the Friedenau Dam on 1 April and according to Patrick de Goede, 2010...Players chosen for Netball tournament (1518 hits)SportThe All Namibian Netball Association has announced the names of the players that will represent the country at the seventh edition of the Nations Cup...U20 basketball trials continue (2333 hits)SportThe Namibian Basketball Federation (NBF) in conjunction with the Directorate of Sport in the Ministry of Youth, National Service, Sport and Culture...Promising young boxers need financing (948 hits)SportDue to lack of funding, the five amateur boxers from the Tiger Cage Club that were set to compete against a club in Oshakati in an amateur...SportThe National Artistic Gymnastics Championships will take place this Friday and Saturday at the Windhoek Show grounds courtesy of a N$25000...Goal-driven youth pursues passion (2041 hits)SportHead of the newly-launched Khomasdal Karate dojo, 17-year -old Morchen Kruger, has been practising Karate for over 13 years before officially opening...Round 3 of the National Eduro Series (307 hits)SportThe third round of the Bank Windhoek Namibian National Series will be held this Saturday, 13 April at Omakwara farm in the Witvlei District. The...Star athletes receive sponsorship (1993 hits)SportFirst National Bank (FNB) recently handed over N$400,000 to the Namibia National Olympic Committee (NNOC). The NNOC identified four elite athletes as...
- Related Articles
- Tennis aces awarded (2646 hits)SportPro Tennis Academy awarded its best players and winners of the KIA PTA Year-end Tennis Tournament last week. The level of junior tennis at the past...Young aces shine in junior tennis (2826 hits)SportThe Namibian Tennis Association (NTB) played host to 104 of southern Africa’s best junior tennis players at the recent ITF/CAT Southern Africa...Kia PTS Tennis tournie continues this weekend (2289 hits)SportAfter a successful first tournament in February the KIA PTA Tennis Series will once again own the court of the SKW over the coming weekend. The...Raw talent at tennis tourney (2391 hits)SportThe second KIA PTA Tennis tourney was a success with a total of 66 junior and senior players participating in the event. The tournament kicked off...Exciting tennis on the cards this weekend (2182 hits)SportTennis enthusiasts can look forward to a weekend of interesting competitions as the KIA PTA Tournament goes into third round at the SKW courts...
- Latest Articles
- Mobilising BEE power in tourism (583 hits)HeadlinesEntrepreneurship is said to be the main driver for economic growth hence the need for promoting and training entrepreneurs especially those engaged...Houses by the thousands (574 hits)HeadlinesA massive housing development programme, which will see a major facelift of the country’s informal settlements, is in its final stages of...From ECB to Energy Regulator (578 hits)HeadlinesThe transformation of the Electricity Control Board to a broader Energy Regulator is well on track with the final industry adjustments taking place....How many billions can the mattress hold? (27 hits)Editors DeskMy views on the informal economy are regularly sought by policy makers and entrepreneurs alike. The reason is rather straightforward: by all...WeatherWhat happened? Major disparities are prevalent across the three dimensional atmospheric range as revealed by the synoptic charts for surface levels:...
