Serving up tennis in Chilliwack

Little Mountain elementary students took part in a tennis camp this week hosted by Tennis XL of Vancouver.

A Grade 2/3 class from Little Mountain elementary practise serving the ball during a tennis camp hosted by instructor John-Clancy Power of Tennis XL from Vancouver. The tennis camp was at the school all week and all of the students took part.

A Grade 2/3 class from Little Mountain elementary practise serving the ball during a tennis camp hosted by instructor John-Clancy Power of Tennis XL from Vancouver. The tennis camp was at the school all week and all of the students took part.

A Grade 2/3 class from Little Mountain elementary practise serving the ball during a tennis camp hosted by instructor John-Clancy Power of Tennis XL from Vancouver.

The tennis camp was at the school all week and all of the students took part.

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