Ouyen Lawn Tennis Club President Paul Dean on the story of the season so far and what to look forward to in the next round of matches

FlowSports by FlowNews24

English - January 20, 2023 01:16 - 10 minutes - 23 MB
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Ouyen Lawn Tennis Club President Paul Dean discussed the story of the season so far on the Flow Friday Sports Show and what to look forward to in the next round of matches.

In what has been a story of competitors being short on the ground across various Friday evenings in 2022, Nunga look set to continue as the comp's pacesetters in 2023, with Dean claiming the side is already almost a lock-in to appear in the Grand Final.

Dean took the time to single out one player, Dean Munro, who he claims is "unlucky" to have been born in the era he was born, saying his exploits have been so exemplary that he has only just narrowly avoided becoming a record-holder at the club.