Zayed Sports City to host Abu Dhabi Wilson Tennis Cup on 23rd February
Zayed Sports City
Abu dhabi - Arab Today
Zayed Sports City is set to host the Abu Dhabi Wilson Tennis Cup from 23rd February to 17th March, announcing that it is continuing to welcome tennis players of all ages and skill levels to register before 13th February.
There are three categories in the competition, Open, Cup and Junior Cup, in which there are 20 divisions.
As registrations continue to come in, Barry Bremner, Zayed Sports City General Manager, said, "With 500 spaces, we have set the bar high for another great Abu Dhabi Wilson Tennis Cup. This tournament is an important part of developing tennis in the region, offering a unique competitive opportunity and a feeling of community which isn’t found elsewhere in the country. We are very excited to deliver the fifth edition of the tournament and continue to welcome players of all levels and ages from around the region to get active and have fun through tennis."
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