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BEACH TENNIS: Challenge yourself at the BT500 on January 18 and 19 | FAXINFO

January 7, 2025

BEACH TENNIS: Challenge yourself at the BT500 on January 18 and 19 | FAXINFO
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The BT500 approved tournament of the Friendly Caribbean Beach Tennis association returns for a new edition on Saturday 18 and Sunday 19 January at the Beach Garden in Colombier. This unmissable sporting event promises two days of intense matches in a friendly and festive atmosphere. 

This tournament will bring together amateur and experienced players for women's and men's doubles matches. With a registration fee set at only €20, it is the ideal opportunity to experience a high-level competition in a heavenly setting. Registrations are open until January 10, 2025 at the following address: fcbtsxm@gmail.com.  _VX

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