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Greetings to you all and I hope you have navigated our Covid 2020 as best you could. We certainly live in a very special place and should cherish our safety and healthy environment for sure. Firstly I would like to thank every member, every tennis customer who helped us get through the last months. It was very humbling during our shutdown to have customers purchasing gear when they didn’t have a timeline on when it might be used, and we had many reach out to check we were all OK. Thank you one a …

Exactly the question I was asked the other day buy a good customer. Partly yes with all our covid 19 shutdown I finally had the time to invest in learning how to do most of the job myself which is not only satisfying but way more affordable. It also allows me to utilise more thoroughly my existing point of sale system that we have run for a number of years in store but as the saying goes rubbish in - rubbish out so I have to really make sure I am entering all sales so that my live stock level is …

or otherwise known as Lockdown day 54 !!! Well tonight on the eve of getting the sounds of tennis balls been hit around our Tasmanian courts I can tell you there are quite some nervous people and businesses out there. Nervous because for many whilst an income has been a struggle there has been huge efforts in planning for the resumption of play. Nervous too because no one is quite sure how are game will come back together and in what time frame. Fundamentally particularly at our level tennis is …

quotes like " not since 1918" " once in a generation" "worst since the depression" " worse than a world war" are now what we hear every day. Alongside the bad news and most shocking needless loss of life it is certainly a pivotal time in the world to be witness to. And despite all the bad news there are amazing stories of courage, heroism and a sense that a simpler , less complicated life is actually quite possible and not as frightening as we first thought.Our tennis courts are closed, day 31 a …