Broken Hill Tennis Association Inc

21/02/2026

🏆🎾 Four-in-a-row! 🏆🎾

Biiiiiig congrats to Nathan Crabb and Patrick Reincke who took out the Red Cliffs Lawn Tennis Club's Open Doubles Championship for the fourth consecutive time!

The pair had to battle hard in trying conditions to deliver some champagne tennis and go back-to-back-to-back-to-back.

Nathan tasted a little extra success on Friday night, also winning the Second A-Grade card in the Twilight Doubles.

Well done, lads! 🏆🎊

10/02/2026

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🎾 With the Australian Open done and dusted, it's time to dust off your own racquet and head on down to the O'Neil Sporting Complex 🎾 Come one, come all!

05/11/2025

Hey everyone, Just a reminder that tonight will see the local B grade men’s and ladies doubles championships played out. Anyone who wishes to play can either grab a partner and come down or you can just rock up at 7pm and organise a partner on the night!!

Due to bad weather on Monday the Open championships singles and the b grade singles had to be postponed, They will be played tomorrow night (Thursday) again anyone wishing to play can head down on the night and be put in the draw, B grade is looking for a few more to make the draw up. Head down at 7pm for a great night of tennis and plenty of quality matches.

29/10/2025

CHAMPIONSHIP POSTPONED

It's regular Spring comp tennis tonight, the B- Grade Doubles Championship night has been pushed back to next week!

Division One draw Spin Doctors v Feauties Macblack v Keen On Balls Couldabeens BYE

Thursday Open A draw Backhands v Pelicans Topspins v Dropshots

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27/10/2025

🎾🏆Annual Championships are here!🏆🎾

It's that time of the year when members play off to crown the best of the best.
We've had our Open Mens Doubles kick off proceedings last week - this week, today (Monday) night at 7pm - it's Mixed Doubles.
If you haven't got a partner, come on down and you'll be matched up. Looking forward to seeing you all on court!

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03/09/2025

Thank you to all of your followers for your support!

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24/06/2025

Couldabeens Edge Out Spin Doctors in Nail-Biting Grand Final

By Sam Campbell

In a Grand Final that will be remembered for its grit, tension, and razor-thin margins, Couldabeens claimed the Broken Hill Tennis Division One Summer title by the slimmest of victories, a countback on games after splitting the night’s matches three-apiece with Spin Doctors.

Played under perfect evening conditions, both sides brought intensity and resilience to the court, treating those in attendance to a gripping battle that came down to just two games.
Spin Doctors came out swinging, quickly putting Couldabeens on the back foot.
In the opening set, Mackenzie Niarros and Shaun Kennedy combined powerfully to dispatch Wayne "How now brown cow" Lee and Glenn Andrich 7–3.
The Couldabeens rallied in the second match of the final, with Jamie Passlow and Leonie Channing overwhelming Tom Kennedy and Doug Coff 7–2 to level the tie at one apiece.
Couldabeens found their rhythm in the second set of doubles.
Lee and Channing battled through a tight clash to edge out Niarros and Coff 7–3.
Their momentum was halted as the Kennedys combined to best Andrich and Passlow 7-4.
With the fixture still deadlocked at two sets each, it came down to the final couple of matches.
Spin Doctors claimed one result when Tom Kennedy and Niarros dispatched Lee and Passlow 7-3.
But Couldabeens were resurgent as Andrich and Channing clenched the final set of the night, also 7-3, over Coff and Shaun Kennedy.

With both teams locked at three sets each, all eyes turned to the scorecard.
And there it was: Couldabeens finishing with 31 games to Spin Doctors' 29.

Well done to both teams.