St Lukes A came out on top in this years Tennis Festival held once again at the Harlow Tennis Club. Organised by Will Calvert and Luke Sponner (and a team of memebers from the club) the children enjoyed a morning of drills and coaching before playing in knock-out competition in the afternoon.
The evenutal top 8 placings were:
1. - St Lukes A
2. - Fawbert & Barnard A
3. - Millwards
4. - Fawbert & Barnard
5. - Church Langley A
6. - Church Langley B
7. - Pear Tree Mead
8. - St Lukes D
St Lukes will now go forward to represent Harlow in the Level 3 event in a couple of week's time - we wish them every success.
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