Tuesday ladies action returned yesterday at the Albury Grasscourts under dark and thundery skies, but all matches were completed without interruption.
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The section one clash between Spencer and Bulle was a very tough battle, with the former sneaking home four sets to two.
Marianne Spencer, Chris Mollison, Melissa Rhodes and Brenda Roberts were solid in the tight rubbers when it counted.
Dee Gordon was in fine touch for Bulle throughout the match.
Varsha Reddy and Carolyn Spasojevic were good all morning in Reddy’s salute over Rouvray, while Danni and Sarah Coleman played well for the losers.
The remaining match saw Wurtz victorious against Martin.
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In section two, McInerney, with Jen McInereny, Janny Molesworth, Anthea Dunlop and Kate Horsfall all contributing, produced a fine win against Taggart.
Quirk had all the answers in its defeat of Shiel.
Huckstepp was away quickly and held on to claim the points against Connelly in the pick of the section three fixtures.
Brenda Huckstepp was unbeaten for her team, while Juleen Cannon claimed two sets for the losers.
The final match saw Jones too good for McHarg.
There is no play next week due to Country Week at Shepparton.
Meanwhile, Saturday morning junior coaching commences at the Albury Grasscourts this week from 9.15am.
Cost is $10 and is suitable for children aged seven to 14 of all abilities.
For more information, phone 0418 437 313.
The Sportspower junior series heads to Yarrawonga this Sunday.
For entries, please phone 0448 838 256.
The next North East Veterans Group tournament is at Corowa on February 24.
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