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Premiership glory for Stingrays

The Tumby Bay Stingrays team which won the Port Neill Tennis Association senior grand final: Alex Stratford, Michael Curtis, Mackenzie Best, Jordan Hind, Henry Breen, Jagga Cross, Danny Collins, Sadie Curtis, Matthew Hartwig and Joey Lienert. (Geraldine Turner)

Tumby Bay Stingrays celebrated grand final success in last week’s Port Neill Tennis Association senior decider. The Stingrays got the […]

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