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Lucca and Kai. Photo supplied

Mullumbimby Tennis Club’s presentation day before Christmas included a well-attended doubles tournament pairing parents up with their children.

The Mullumbimby club has over 100 junior members and is growing according to coach Steve Gort, himself a past junior at the club.

Trophy winners

Payton Schweizer (senior girls’ champion), Amadeus
O’ Connor (junior club person of the year), Leko DeAlmeida (senior club person of the year), John Paul Sena (senior champion), Lucca DeAlmeida (open boys’ singles champion) and Kai Forsyth (open men’s doubles champion).

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