Sport

Leongatha’s hat trick

Apr 04 2025 Updated March 31, 2025

Sentinel-Times

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A Grade: Evan Bruning, Xavier Bruning, Sienna Bell and Emily Ellery-Burke.

A Grade: Liam Roberts, Lauchie McCarthy and Ollie McCarthy.

B Grade: Archer Commadeur, Ryan Perry, Declan Russell, Max Massaro, Abbie Walker and Charlotte Roberts.

C Grade: Halle Witten, Riley Collier, Quinn Donaldson, Amy Campbell and Jack Evans.

ON SATURDAY, March 22, Mirboo North and District Junior Tennis Association held their grand finale at Mirboo North.

Congratulations Leongatha, taking out A Grade, B Grade and C Grade on the day!

A Grade: Leongatha Blue:

5 sets, 32 games def Baromi 1 set,16 games

B Grade: Leongatha Black:

6 sets, 36 games def Baromi 0 sets, 4 games

C Grade: Leongatha Green:

3 sets, 15 games def Baromi/Mardan 2 sets, 16 games

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