Alicia Molik Cup

The Alicia Molik Cup is an under 12 event for members of metropolitan and regional tennis clubs in Victoria held at the historical Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club on Sunday 29 March 2009. Both boys and girls compete in teams of 4 (2 girls and 2 boys). The event focuses on promoting the values of participation, competition, team spirit and good sportsmanship among the young competitors and includes being part of the talent scout program. This new event is a great chance for the kids to test themselves in a strong team competition. I hope that some of the kids will go on to become the next generation of Aussie champions. To see more photographs of the Alicia Molik Cup and to purchase sports photos go to www.AndrewG.com.au

Tennis Victoria Seniors’ Social Tennis Program

The Seniors’ Social Tennis Program is aimed at those aged 35+ and provides them with a non-competitive environment to play and enjoy the social aspects of tennis. These are photos from the Senior Social Tennis meet at Vitoria Park Tennis Club (Adeney Ave Kew) on Sunday 29 March 2009. To see more photographs of the Seniors' Social Tennis Program and to purchase sports photos go to www.AndrewG.com.au

Baseball Victoria - Womens Division 1 Grand Final

The Women’s Division 1 Grand Final was played between Springvale and Doncaster at Malvern Baseball Club. The Springvale Lions are once again State League Premiers. To see more photographs of the Baseball Victoria Womens Division 1 Grand Final and to purchase sports photos go to www.AndrewG.com.au

Moomba Waterfest 2009

Moomba is an annual festival in Melbourne (and one of the largest and longest running festivals in Australia). Tennis Victoria had a large stand at Moomba 2009 in the Alexander Gardens. Tennis Victoria offered visitors a number of activities including Aviva Tennis Hot Shots Challenges, Speed Serve, Slalom Sprint and a guest appearance from Wilson Pee Wee man. To see more photographs of Tennis Victoria at Moomba Waterfest 2009 and to purchase sports photos go to www.AndrewG.com.au