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23.01.2022 Due to current COVID-19 restrictions Hot Shots is cancelled until Monday 7th December. Can't wait to see everyone then!Due to current COVID-19 restrictions Hot Shots is cancelled until Monday 7th December. Can't wait to see everyone then!
22.01.2022 Thinking of playing tennis this summer at lucindale??? we are looking for nominations. Please text Eliza 0414 861 588Thinking of playing tennis this summer at lucindale??? we are looking for nominations. Please text Eliza 0414 861 588
22.01.2022 Lucindale Country Club tennis polos are now available to order through Naracoorte Print. Kids and adults sizes available. Head in and see Della and order by 1st October to receive them in time for round 1 on the 17th Oct.
20.01.2022 Great opportunity to get some coaching! Contact Rachel Mahney if you are interested.
19.01.2022 As of 12:01am Tuesday 1 December 2020, the Emergency Management (Public Activities No 14) (COVID-19) Directions 2020 came into effect with a number of implicati...ons for the sport and recreation industry. A summary of these changes is listed below: DENSITY REQUIREMENTS 1 person per 4sqm for indoor sport and recreation activities. 1 person per 2sqm for outdoor sport and recreation activities. WHAT'S ALLOWED? Outdoor sport (including sports training) activities, fitness or recreation activities. Indoor sport (including sports training) activities and indoor fitness or recreational activities. Swimming or other activities at swimming pools used by the public, as long as the density requirement of 1 person per 4sqm is complied with, with up to 50 people in a swimming pool at any one time. Indoor public meetings (i.e. AGMs). On-site purchase and consumption of food and beverages is permitted at a place if: Food and beverages are only consumed by patrons at an indoor place while seated (snack or hand held food or alcoholic beverages can be consumed standing outdoors while attending sport, fitness or recreation activities). No communal food or beverage service areas. QR CODES FOR CONTACT TRACING All businesses or organisations with a COVID Safe Plan will be required to display a COVID SAfe Check-In QR Code, and also provide an alternate paper record sheet, for contact tracing records. Where there are multiple user groups at the one venue e.g. a recreation centre, it is the responsibility of the owner of the venue or the person with care, control and management of the venue to enable the contract tracing process to take place. COVID MARSHALS COVID Marshals are still required for all prescribed operations including sporting clubs, gyms and fitness centres and swimming pools used by the public. COVID MANAGEMENT PLANS COVID Management Plans are required for defined public activities where it is expected that more than 1000 people will be participating in the activity. All existing directions, frequently asked questions and other information can be found here www.covid-19.sa.gov.au/emergency-declarations
18.01.2022 We continue to accept entries for the upcoming SETA Singles Championship on December 6th. This event will be held in line with Covid-19 guidelines as advised closer to the date. In the meantime please get your entries in and we will keep you updated to any and all changes via our Facebook page and email.
18.01.2022 This is a plea to the residents of Naracoorte, Lucindale and surrounds. The decisions we make today and over the next few weeks will impact the lives of our fr...iends, family and neighbours. There is no point sugar coating COVID19. You need to understand this virus will kill members of our community. And not just the old ones. Young adults are also dying overseas. The death rate has previously been reported at 1% but that is only if you can get appropriate medical care. In Italy the death rate is over 4%. Our hospital in Naracoorte is small, most of you have been admitted or visited a loved one there. We usually run at 2/3rds capacity. We do not have an ICU. We fly critically ill patients out via the RFDS. The Naracoorte population is about 6000 people. During a pandemic 40-70% of the population becomes infected without control measures. Yes, it is true most people whom become infected will have mild disease. But some will not. Up to 1 in 5 people infected will develop a pneumonia and need a hospital bed for oxygen. 1 in 20 people infected will need an ICU bed and ventilation. Our hospital has 20 beds. And no ICU beds. I’ll let you do the math. In Naracoorte we will not be able to treat ventilated patients. We will require those patients to be flown out by RFDS to the city hospitals. This will ONLY happen if an aeroplane is available, and if there is a spare bed in Adelaide. 2 RFDS planes service the South East, and are almost always in the air transporting ill patients. They are already at capacity, without COVID19 patients. If a plane or an ICU bed is not available, and we are expecting there may not be, you may not be able to get the appropriate medical care you need. This includes patients without COVID19 infections too. Like the woman in preterm labour, or the young man in a vehicle accident, or your parent having a heart attack. People will need to be prioritised. Patients with the best chance of survival will be treated first. That means if you are older, or have a chronic medical condition, you may not have the option of being transferred out. We may need to make ethical decisions we have never had to face before, about who gets treatment and who doesn’t. Please, please, do not let us have to make these decisions. The virus will enter our town eventually. DO NOT INVITE IT IN. Now is NOT the time to be meeting with friends. Yes, the pubs may be closed but please don’t ‘have a few people over’ for drinks. Don’t travel over Easter. Don’t let the kids come down and visit from Adelaide. Don’t invite the cousins down camping because ‘it’s not here yet’. This virus is clever. It can live on surfaces for up to 3 days, maybe longer. People will be contagious prior to developing symptoms, some people may never show symptoms. COVID19 REQUIRES SOCIAL INTERACTIONS AND PEOPLE TO TRAVEL IN ORDER TO SPREAD. EVERY SINGLE INTERACTION THAT OCCURS BETWEEN PEOPLE, INCREASES THE LIKELIHOOD THAT MORE CASES OF COVID19 WILL OCCUR. It’s simple. Stay at home. Practice social distancing. Wash your hands. If you are told to self isolate or quarantine - DO IT! Without exceptions. We can flatten the curve, but only if everyone makes the right choices NOW. Save the lives of the people you love. Because in the coming months, us doctors may not be able to.
17.01.2022 A variety of sports are covered by the Limestone Coast Regional Sports Academy including the Tennis Program. Follow the link to find out more details. The following SPTA juniors were involved in this program last year; Max Robertson (Robe) Kiele Longbottom (Lucindale) ... Lucy Handbury (Lucindale) It would be great to have even more of our up and coming juniors represented in this exciting program. See more
17.01.2022 A massive thank you to Helen Fonfe who has taken all of our beautiful photos throughout the Easter Weekend. All the on court action, around the courts and presentation photos can be viewed via the following links; Friday 2nd April ... https://drive.google.com//1ZoCUNLYrMXSdSlGPTbaUdYkwrXoi9pT Saturday 3rd April https://drive.google.com//1Jv4NYONPdl9wUqWEyv45HbuWYMEMQXE Leanne Graetz - Life Membership https://drive.google.com//1Q2IKbKXhRXZGjtde-pKc8CO9yc9kjTQ Sunday 4th April https://drive.google.com//1Em3aiiGRVteFYgZ480aMa5kqXs3wu_K
16.01.2022 Saturday Junior Doubles- Proudly sponsored by Kuti Shack and Osbourne mechanical 11&U Boys Doubles R/Up - Harry Robinson and Ollie Sparkes... Winner - Tom Handbury and Toby Longbottom 11&U Girls Doubles R/Up - Claire Douglas and Aynslee Hayman Winner - Kiersten Cole and Zarah Thami 13&U Boys Doubles R/Up - Harley Wundersitz and Kiefer Wundersitz Winner - Sam Scott-Young and Kai Coghlan 13&U Girls Doubles R/Up - Kelsie Bonham and Jessica Douglas Winner - Claire Painter and Kyah Rodda Saturday Senior Singles- Proudly sponsored by Graetzy's Livestock, Kelsh Livestock and Trans Australian Livestock and Freight Management Pty Ltd C Grade Men's Singles R/Up - Richard Pilmore Winner - Ollie Byne B Grade Men's Singles R/Up - Kai Wardle Winner - Stephen Brewin B Grade Women's Singles R/Up - Olivia Handbury Winner - Lucy Handbury A Grade Men's Singles R/Up - Adam Fonfe Winner - Andrew Van den Hurk A Grade Women's Singles R/Up - Claire Pickering Winner - Eliza Handbury Full results published online, follow link in the comments.
15.01.2022 South East Tennis Assoc. Junior Singles Championship - Sunday 6th December -COVID-19 Update - Lucindale Tennis will seek clarification from Tennis SA tomorrow (Monday 30th Nov) regarding COVID-19 restrictions on community sporting events.... We will advise all entrants as soon as we have received this information. In the meantime, Lucindale Tennis in conjunction with South East Tennis Assoc. are proceeding with our planning to host the tournament on Sunday. See more
12.01.2022 Fantastic write up again by Melissa Graetz. Thanks to all the Lucindale committee and tennis members who helped out to make Wimbledon Day such a success!
12.01.2022 Our friends at The Veg Shed are taking orders, so that they can pre-pack & have it ready for you to collect Help them to help you & if possible phone or em...ail your order through the day before. They'll have your fresh, healthy fruit & veg ready to go! And don't forget to check in with your neighbour & the oldies around town if there's anything that they need too #lovelucindale #supportlocal #buggeroffvirus #stayhome See more
11.01.2022 The missing purse has been FOUND! Thank you!The missing purse has been FOUND! Thank you!
11.01.2022 What a wonderful week in Berri for the foundation cup and junior tournament. A huge congratulations to Lucy Handbury for finishing 3rd and qualifying for the state team
10.01.2022 Friday Junior Singles- Proudly sponsored by Kuti Shack and Osbourne Mechanical and Naracoorte Pizza House 11&U Boys Singles R/Up - Tom Handbury... Winner - Hamish Gordon Consolation R/Up - Harry Robinsons Consolation Winner - Oscar Pritchard 11&U Girls Singles R/Up - Annabelle Gordon Winner - Claire Painter 13&U Boys Singles R/Up - Kai Coghlin Winner - Sam Scott-Young Consolation R/Up - Oscar Livingstone Consolation Winner - Harley Wundersitz 13&U Girls Singles R/Up - Jessica Douglas Winner - Lucy Handbury 15&U Girls Singles R/Up - Olivia Handbury Winner - Kiele Longbottom Friday Mixed Doubles Day generously sponsored by MiniJumbuk Vet's Mixed Doubles R/Up - Craig Jones and Marie Klaosen Winner - Paul Page and Heather Richards B Grade Mixed Doubles R/Up - Trevor and Linda Dohnt Winner - Alistair Scott-Young and Janes Reeves A Grade Mixed Doubles R/Up - Andrew Van den Hurk and Sarah Edwards Winner - Adam Fonfe and Jodi White Full results are published online. Link in the comments.
10.01.2022 Tennis is back! And what a big weekend it will be at the Country Club; Saturday morning junior tennis - From 9am Junior Roos v Naracoorte Red... Junior Koalas v Naracoorte White Saturday afternoon - From 1pm Cocky's v Robe Rebels Koalas v Wombats Sunday - From 8.30am South East Tennis Assoc. Singles Championship We will be using the Covid SAFE check in so make sure you have downloaded the mySA GOV app before you come. COVID SAfe Check-In will roll out from Tuesday afternoon, to enhance contact tracing and keep our community COVID safe. All businesses or organisations with a COVID Safe Plan will be required to display a COVID SAfe Check-In QR Code, and also provide an alternate paper record sheet for contact tracing records. The mySA GOV app will host the COVID SAfe Check-In feature, which once opened, will allow you to scan a business’ QR code. The app securely collects limited personal information as you enter a business or venue. Your details will only be kept for 28 days and will only be released to SA Health for official contact tracing purposes. Download the free mySA GOV app Available now on Google Play Available on the App Store from Tuesday afternoon As Apple finalises its requirements, users are able to sign in manually until available on the App Store from Tuesday afternoon. If you have already downloaded the app, make sure you have the latest version. More information is available at www.covid-19.sa.gov.au/business-and-work/covid-safe-check-in
09.01.2022 Naracoorte/Lucindale Junior Tennis Rd 4 Naracoorte Lucindale Junior Tennis is shaping up to be anyone’s game on any given day. We had an upset with the Naracoorte Green team who were sitting on top of the ladder losing 39-32 to Naracoorte White who managed their first win of the season. There was a close game in the double with Indie Schroder and Mia McCarthy defeating Lachy Clyne and Hannah Edwards 6-5. The battle of the brothers saw some great team work and even some blo...od spilled with Koch v Drew going the Koch’s way 6-2. A close game in the number 1 singles going Brayden Stewarts way 6-4 against Lachie Edwards. A fun single was had with Lottie Clyne taking the win 6-0 over Harry White. The Koalas hosted Naracoorte Red with the Koalas victorious 44-28. The first 3 doubles were tightly contested but the Koalas made the most of the home court advantage in the singles. Five of the six Koalas winning both matches for the day. The Lucindale Roos took on Naracoorte Blue which was always going to be a close battle. Kiele and Ella Longbottom are proving a formidable duo winning 6-2 against Lucy Handbury and Jock McKay, their first loss for the season. Alice Rayner and Bailey Clarke just scrapped in with a 6-5 win over Toby Longbottom and Henry Orton. We saw some lovely tennis from the number 1 girls with Kiele getting to win over Lucy 6-4. Jock and Ella had a tightly fought battle with Jock managing to change tactics to hold on for a 7-5 win. The match was all tied as the 5&6 doubles were finishing up. Bailey and Hannah Kiefel managed to hold their nerve taking a 6-4 win over Henry and Anna Orton. The Roos just scrapping in to take the win 40-38.
09.01.2022 The closing date for nominations has been extended to Wednesday 2nd December. Please contact Eliza Handbury (junior rep) for more information
09.01.2022 We are looking for photos from Wimbledon Day. If anyone has some they would be happy to share please text to 0414861588.We are looking for photos from Wimbledon Day. If anyone has some they would be happy to share please text to 0414861588.
08.01.2022 Lucindale Area School year 3 and 4 students will be participating in the Upper South East ANZ Hot Shots Schools Carnival on Wednesday September 9th in Naracoorte. This is a great initiative by Tennis SA to get kids on the court participating in this great sport. Lucindale Area School is running weekly Hot Shots sessions during PE to work on their skills before the big day.
07.01.2022 Round 3 Naracoorte Lucindale Junior Tennis Round 3 saw Naracoorte White and Green travel down to play the Lucindale teams on the lawn. It was great to see the kids learning to adapt to the different bounce on the grass. Lucindale Roos came out on top against Naracoorte White winning 41 -24. Well done to Harry Robinson who played competitive tennis for the first time, and did a great job.... The match of the day was the 5 and 6 doubles which went to Harvey Koch and Mia McCarthy 6-4 against Bailey Clarke and Harry Robinson. Lucindale Koalas hosted the Naracoorte Green side with Green defeating the Koalas 39-31. Paige Pinchbeck and Brooke Edwards had a great battle, Brooke winning 7-5. The 5 & 6 double was also a close one with Lachie Clyne and Toby Drew coming out on top 6-5. Naracoorte Red pretty much lead all day with the middle and tail proving too strong for Naracoorte Blue. Red 33 games defeated Blue 29. The closest match of the day was again the 5&6 doubles with Georgina Mahney and Sid Wilkin just hanging in there to defeat Anna Orton and Henry Orton 6-5. The Naracoorte Lucindale Tennis is shaping up to be quite the contest. We have four teams sitting on equal points at the top of the ladder each having won two matches and losing one. It’s fabulous to see so many rallies out on the court- everyone is improving every week! Keep it up!
06.01.2022 If anyone is interested in going to Country Carnival in January please message Melissa McGrath or Leanne Graetz. Mount Gambier have a Men’s Div 1 & Div 2 team ...going but looking for another couple of men to join them if anyone is interested. Leanne is also looking at putting in a women’s team for Southern Ports. It is a great weekend away with some great tennis to be had. See more
03.01.2022 What a season the Southern Ports Tennis is shaping up to be with again 3 out of the 4 matches being down to the wire with 2 matches being 12 sets all with the o...ther being a 13-11 result for Round 5. No real surprises on the winners however the closeness could have easily seen some upsets again this week with Millicent/Beachport giving Naracoorte a run for their money with the day coming down to the doubles. The Koalas hung in as much as they could to only go down by 16 games against Frances/Naracoorte which you would have to put as the match of the round while The Cockatoos caught the Roos on the hop to secure a 12 set all win to go a spot above the Roo’s on the ladder. Robe have put themselves a game Infront of everyone on the ladder after securing an easy win over Kingston. It is great to see the competition so close and competitive with the full run down of each match below. Naracoorte came into Round 5 searching for a win against Millicent/Beachport, after a close loss in the previous round. True to form, Kelsie Moyle-Read and Daniel Moos kicked off the afternoon with a 6-4 win over Tim Loveday and Sally Bateman. However, Jake Harris and Lachie Lang hit back, defeating Poppy Moyle-Read and George White, 6-3. Comfortable wins from both teams saw the score at 3 sets all at the end of the mixed doubles. Singles started with an easy, 6-1, win for Naracoorte fill-in, Jamie Bettoncelli. Millicent/Beachport’s Tim Loveday and Darcy Bateman won two tiebreakers to give their team the lead. Match of the day between men’s no. 1’s saw White secure a 7-5 win over Harris. With 9 sets a piece at the end of the singles, both teams were searching for four doubles wins to seal the day. Millicent/Beachport scored first with a 9-7 win by Emma Lang and Nicole Thomas. However, it didn’t take long for Naracoorte to bounce back, securing the middle and bottom men’s doubles, 9-3 each. Harris and Loveday won Millicent/Beachport a much needed second double, defeating White and Moos, 9-1. With two ladies’ doubles left on the court, both teams were watching eagerly. But in the end, Naracoorte were able to secure both doubles to take home the win. Three set winners were Kelsie Moyle-Read and Jamie Bettoncelli for Naracoorte while Millicent/Beachport had no one that secure the 3 sets. Naracoorte 13 sets -135 defeated Millicent/Beachport 11 sets - 117. From the Lucindale lawn to Naracoorte cement, Frances/Naracoorte proved that they are a force to be reckoned with, narrowly defeating the Wombats by 16 games. There were several tightly contested matches. The first being between Lachie Grundy Frances/Naracoorte and Tim Legoe Wombats (6-7), the second Danielle Moore Frances/Naracoorte and Vanessa Clarke Wombats (6-7) and the third between Jane Fitzgerald, Hannah Grundy Frances/Naracoorte and Heather Pitt and Casey Weaver Wombats (9-10), with the Wombats winning all three. Fortunately for the Frances/Naracoorte team Judith Fudge, Richard Pilmore and Sid Malone had strong wins all day which was enough to enable the home team to sneak across the line, 12 sets all 131 games to 115. Congratulations to all three set winners. Casey Weaver, Heather Pitt and Vanessa Clarke for the Wombats while Sid Malone, Judith Fudge and Richard Pilmore were 3 set winners for Frances/Naracoorte. For the third week in a row, the Lucindale Cockatoos again had a 12 set all tie, and for the third week in a row, they won by a games count back, against the Lucindale Roo’s, at the Lucindale Country Club in perfect tennis weather. There were close games all day, with most of the matches, being won by only one service break, meaning some long games. Old teammates Tom McKinnon and Matthew Waugh was a great match up, with some hard hitting from the base line. Duncan Ogilvie and Mitch Baker had a tussle all day, despite their sledging of each other, their day culminated in a 10-9 tie-break in their men’s doubles. Leanne Graetz was in great form getting the ball to spin and turn on the grass, and she had a great match up against Eliza Handbury who has been hitting the ball well all year. Three set winners were Anthony McCarthy and Joel Munro for the Roos, and for the Cockies, the young pairing of Lucy Handbury and Kiele Longbottom were there only three set winners, well done girls! A beautiful sunny and windless day on the coast had ideal playing conditions for when Kingston took on Robe at home. The mixed doubles went Robe's way taking all 4 sets. Sophie Ling filling in for the Kingston team came up against Life Member for Robe and her dad Lewis. Sophie and Will got up in a fantastic set 7-5. The singles were a one-sided affair, with Robe adding another 9 to the tally. The standout set was Will Edwards taking it up to Lewis in a tie break, unfortunately falling just short. Robe continued to win taking 4 of the doubles ending the day with 17 sets to 7 sets and 141-92 games. Stand out player of the day was Egan Regnier dropping only 1 game. Special mention for the amazing afternoon tea with the Robe players turning it on, great to have Anne Ling's famous sponge back. Thank you to Kingston team for travelling to Robe, we hope you enjoyed. Round 6 will see last year’s Division 1 grand final re-match against Naracoorte and Robe which no doubt will be a thriller! If Robe have a full team, I am tipping them to get across the line. Millicent/Beachport and the Roo’s will both be fighting for a win after both losing a close one this week. The Lucindale Cockatoos and Koalas will be a close battle while the Wombats will be desperate for a win after coming so close to a win this week and unbelievably trying to get off the bottom of the ladder when they take on Kingston. Games this week are at Naracoorte, Lucindale and Beachport if you want to check out some of the exceptional tennis that is being played.
02.01.2022 The Lucindale Tennis Club was so proud and excited to honour Leanne Graetz with life membership of the club on Saturday night. Presented by Gary Copping, Leanne's longtime mixed doubles partner, and cousin. Leanne's contribution to the club spans over four decades. Leanne's passion for the game of tennis, the Lucindale Country Club and the township of Lucindale was evident as Gary Copping detailed Leanne's achievements to a rapt audience. Leanne's big sister Cheryl 'Fitzy' ...Fitzgerald, along with longtime tennis buddy Leanne Watson shared stories of Leanne's never ending promotion of everything Lucindale wherever she travels. Congratulations Leanne well done!
02.01.2022 Some lovely photos from Eliza Cole highlighting the great week our South East juniors are having in Berri.
01.01.2022 To all members, please note the following information coming from tennis SA. We will keep you updated and hopefully see you all back on the courts soon
01.01.2022 Good luck to the Lucindale Tennis kids who are representing the South East at this year’s Foundation Cup in Berri. Olivia Handbury 15&U Kiele Longbottom 13&U Lucy Handbury 13&U Tom Handbury 10&U ... These kids have been working hard for the last two months training most weekends to prepare for the event. We wish them all the best! See more
