TENNIS Zimbabwe (TZ) president Regis Bhunu has challenged the corporate world to support his association in their quest to host Bosnia and Herzegovina in a Davis Cup encounter in Harare […]
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Junior tennis players target points
LOCAL junior tennis players will use home advantage to rake precious world ranking points when the country hosts the 18 and Under ITF – South Central Circuit next week in […]
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Three Zimbabwe tennis players in Junior Davis Cup
THREE Under-16 tennis players will represent Zimbabwe at the Junior Davis Cup qualifying round to be held in Tunisia in June.
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Chawafambira settles well in US
TALENTED Zimbabwe female tennis player Pauline Chawafambira has settled in well at her new base at the Eastern Arizona College in the United States.
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Eight qualify for Africa Junior Championships
ZIMBABWE’S tennis players who participated at the Under-16 Zone Six Africa Junior Championship (AJC) in Botswana have all qualified for the continental finals.
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Mariga awarded six-year tennis scholarship
Mutare’s Mantas Tennis Academy tennis star Taremekedzwa Mariga has been awarded a six-year tennis scholarship in the United States.
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Three junior players for Tunisia
THREE junior tennis players — Karen Machisa, Kim Bhunu and Munashe Kaome — are off to Tunisia for the final qualifiers of the Junior World Tennis tournament.
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Zim Davis Cup team seeded second in Egypt
ZIMBABWE has been seeded second at the 2013 Africa Zone Davis Cup Group III tournament, which begins at Cairo’s Smash Tennis Academy in Egypt on Tuesday.
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Zim tennis team ponders US preps camp
TENNIS Zimbabwe (TZ) is considering a two-week training camp ahead of the 2013 Davis Cup Africa Zone Group III tournament scheduled for May.
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Records to be set in Murray, Djokovic final
Novak Djokovic could have the fitness edge as he faces Andy Murray in today’s Australian Open men’s final in which both participants are aiming to set personal records.
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