Under a collaboration between SportCares Foundation and ActiveSG, 20 disadvantaged youths received the opportunity to learn tennis at the ActiveSG Tennis Camp.
Under the ActiveSG Tennis Camp, a group of children aged 5 to 14 got the opportunity to learn basic tennis skills during the June school holidays.
Hannah Chew's victory against ACJC's Deborah Wong in the second singles match determined RI's title.
RI's title was determined by the victory in the first doubles match, which pit Basir Koh and Christopher Wu against Yeo Ee Jin and Imran of ACS(I).
A group of 20 children aged 4 to 11 years got the chance to learn tennis in a fun way at an ActiveSG March Holiday Tennis Camp.
The NUS pair of Tessa Ong and Eunice Chew beat teammates Cheryl Fang and Leong Jia Li 9–7 to win the women's doubles title at the Singapore University Games (SUniG).
Both Anne and Clare were part of the national youth tennis team so were familiar with each other's playing style. "It ultimately depends on whoever manages to play better and keep their cool on that day itself," said Clare.
Throughout the match, both players traded deep and powerful shots that kept their opponent at the baseline.
