By Daily Sports Nigeria on December 12, 2022
Battle for the final tickets of the ongoing Kasa Memorial Tennis Tourney begins on Tuesday, December 13, 2022 with the semifinal matches.In the first semifinal tie billed for Tuesday at the Federal Civil Service Club (FCSC), Awolowo Road, Ikoyi, the pair of Feranmi Kehinde and Adedayo Adeosun will take on the pair of Otunba Segun Onifade and Kabiru Bello.The match starts by 5.30pm.On Wednesday, December 14, the pair of Raynner Okpara and Fola Sanni will take on the pair of Jimmy Udeh and Olaitan Shabi in the second semifinal match which also serves off by 5.30pm.Captain of the Tennis Section of the FCSC, Barr. Feranmi Kehinde expressed the organiers' happiness at the standard of play exhibited so far by the players at the tournament."It has been impressive what the players have put in play since the commencement of the tournament."It is our hope that they will keep up the tempo in the semifinal matches as well as the final", he said.According to him, the final comes up on Sunday, December 18, 2022.
Source Daily Sports Nigeria
Posted December 12, 2022
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