Like many other outdoor sports clubs in the north, Home Hill Tennis has felt the impact of the persistent monsoons.
Apart from a few dedicated pickleball players sneaking in a quick game one afternoon, the courts have remained quiet.
Now, with clearer skies ahead, the club is eager to get back into action! Tennis fixtures kick off next Monday night, February 17, at 7 PM.
The first season is designed to align with the crushing season, making it convenient for local cane workers and farmers. It will also feature a few weeks of Sugar Bowl training—perfect for players to bring their teammates and friends along for some practice during the school holidays—plus the Club’s Closed Championship.
Membership is just $60 for the year, covering insurance and plenty of perks. That includes 12 weeks of tennis for only $60 or $10 per week—a fantastic deal! More importantly, it helps keep this great club and venue available for families in the Burdekin.
Excitingly, Next Gen Building is nearly finished upgrading the amenities building. Once the rain clears, the final touches will be added, but the new facilities—featuring six toilets, a baby change area, and a wheelchair-accessible room—are already a huge improvement.
New and returning players are all welcome! To secure your spot for the season, call or message Kate at 0447 384 441.
Introducing PickleKids!
The club is thrilled to launch PickleKids, a fun coaching and play program for kids aged 10+. Sessions run on Tuesday nights from 6:00 to 6:45 PM. Bring the kids down to try this easy-to-learn sport—and while they’re at it, parents can jump in for a game too!
In other news, Adam Walton played recently played in the Brisbane QTC Internationals held in the last fortnight. In the first event, he made it to the semi-final where he was defeated by Tristan Schoolkate and in the second event Adam defeated Jason Kubler in the final to win the event 76 76. Well done, Adam.
Volunteers lifted everything in the clubhouse in preparation for major flooding! Hopefully they didn't need to!
Ace Ace Baby Sugar Bowl team from 2024
Wet entrance to upgraded amenities
Night Tennis players keen to get back into fixtures
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