Regional, Sports, Tennis, Western
April 24, 2013

Two-day junior tennis tournament at Hilton Rose Hall

ROSE HALL, St James — ORGANISERS of this weekend’s junior tennis tournament at Hilton Rose Hall and Spa in Rose Hall, St James are expecting about 60 participants for the two day tournament set for Saturday and Sunday.

The event which will cater to players between 10 years and 18 years old is being sanctioned by Tennis Jamaica and according to co-ordinator Kevin Simms is geared towards the further development of the players in that age group.

The tournament has attracted sponsorship from Golden Krust Caribbean Bakery & Grill, Caribbean Producers Jamaica Limited, Hi Lyte Sports Drink, and Fontana Pharmacy.

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