Echuca Tennis Club will host its annual Easter Tournament on the Easter long weekend, from Good Friday, March 29 to Easter Sunday, March 31, at Echuca’s Crofton St courts.
Up to 250 players are expected at the 96th edition of the historic tournament with all ages and skill levels represented in various events.
The Open Men’s and Women’s singles events cater to the competitively minded, while there will be A, B, C, D, under-15, and under-13 singles, doubles, mixed doubles, and family doubles round-robin events for those not wanting to face elimination.
Find out more about Echuca Tennis Club on the ETC Facebook page.
Hockey is gearing up for a new season with the Echuca Moama River Rats set to begin training for this year’s Goulburn Valley Hockey Association season in the next few weeks.
The HookIn2Hockey program is also currently running for kids aged 5-12 on Thursday afternoons from 4pm to 5pm at Echuca College, with the Hockey Australia-backed program serving as a pathway for juniors to learn skills and transition into local junior hockey sides.
The Murray River Razorbacks Wheelchair Rugby Association meets once a month at the Echuca Basketball stadium.
In wheelchair rugby, teams attempt to carry the ball across the goal line while the opponents attempt to prevent this by colliding with them.
Organiser and group founder Christian Brackley formed the association after joining a local Melbourne competition.
“I thought I'll go to start doing some training and just happened to ask a few mates around the area, ‘are you interested in doing some training?’” he said.
“We're actually our own wheelchair rugby association, the only one in regional Australia.”
For more information visit the Murray River Razorbacks Wheelchair Rugby Association Facebook page.
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