Tennis Grand Finals Rise From Debut Week
Tomorrow's Grand Finals headline a busy weekend after Deer Park and Albion No 1 win easy in the Saturday results. Deer Park women swept all sets on harvesters court while Our Lady's took a mixed showing, Albion I triumphs in B grade with Jim Fisher add. Grand finals in A and B grades and the Men's Section preliminary final set for tomorrow with strong crowds expected.
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