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| The Weald grass and hard tennis courts |
Welcome to The Weald Squash and Tennis Club in Hassocks, West Sussex. The Weald Club is situated beneath the South Downs, just North of Brighton, East Sussex. We have 5 Grass Tennis Courts, 7 Hard Tennis Courts, 4 Squash Courts, all with Viewing Gallery. 2 Resident Tennis Coaches. A large Clubhouse with Changing/shower facilities. For further information have a look around the site, or phone reception on 01273 844283.
Address: The Weald Squash and Tennis Club, South Bank, Hassocks, West Sussex BN6 8JP. Tel. 01273 844283
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| The Latest Squash & Tennis News from BBC SPORT |
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Hewitt wins clay title in Houston
(2009/4/14)
Lleyton Hewitt wins his first title in more than two years when he defeats Wayne Odesnik at the US Clay Court Championships.
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Murray set to start clay campaign
(2009/4/14)
Britain's Andy Murray takes on Romanian Victor Hanescu in his opening match at the Monte Carlo Masters on Tuesday.
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Rivals still fearful of Federer
(2009/4/13)
Roger Federer may have lost his place at the top of the rankings but he remains a supremely formidable opponent, his rivals say.
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Keothavong slides out of top 50
(2009/4/13)
British number one Anne Keothavong slips out of the top 50 in the world rankings.
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Norfolk claims double win in US
(2009/4/13)
Paralympic quad tennis champion Peter Norfolk wins the singles and doubles titles at the Florida Open tournament.
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Jankovic victorious in Marbella
(2009/4/13)
Jelena Jankovic earns her first tournament win of the year by beating Carla Suarez Navarro 6-3 3-6 6-3 in the final of the Andalucia Championship.
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Monte Carlo photos
(2009/4/12)
Pictures from the season's first major clay-court tournament in Monaco
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Federer weds long-term girlfriend
(2009/4/11)
World number two Roger Federer marries his long-term girlfriend Mirka Vavrinec in Basle.
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Nadal to defend title at Queen's
(2009/4/9)
World number one Rafael Nadal confirms he will line up alongside Britain's Andy Murray at Queen's Club in June.
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Safina to take Serena's top spot
(2009/4/8)
Russia's Dinara Safina will move to the top of the world rankings after Serena Williams' surprise first-round exit in Marbella.
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