Mansfield Tennis appoints new club coach

THE Committee of the Mansfield Tennis Association is extremely pleased to announce the appointment of Liam Delany as the new Club Coach. Liam is a multisport coaching professional and sports therapist. He is sports science tertiary qualified and holds multiple sport coaching qualifications. More recently he has added tennis coaching to his skill set including the addition of Tennis Australia’s Development Coach qualification. In making the announcement, MTA President, Robert Williams said, "Liam Delany’s appointment could not come at a better time. "With the early October commencement of our 2024/25 summer season and junior tennis initiatives, Liam will deliver Saturday morning’s Hot Shots Program alongside our Junior Competition. "His sports experience and coaching tuition will prove invaluable." Incoming MTA Club Coach Liam Delany said, "I am excited to make a further contribution to the sporting community in my hometown. "I also plan to commence mid-week training squads to provide improvement pathways for Mansfield’s younger tennis players as well as offering private coaching and coaching programs." To register for MTA’s Junior Competition, go to https://play.tennis.com.au/mansfieldtennisassociation/Membership/Join For Hotshots and coaching programs https://vigor.net.au/tennis For more information about Junior competition go to https://play.tennis.com.au/mansfieldtennisassociation/TennisPrograms/JuniorComp Junior competition and Hotshots will begin on Saturday October 12 and night competition starts on October 15, 16 and 17. You have until October 1 to register for night comps.

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