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Tennis: Cambridge no challenge for Rotorua

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The Rotorua men's tennis team will look to get back to winning ways when they play lowly Cambridge.

Rotorua suffered their first loss of the season against Hamilton Tennis Club during the last round of competition, and will be looking to bounce back tomorrow in Cambridge.

Cambridge have lost all three of their match-ups so far this season and will be expecting another tough fixture this weekend against the defending champions Rotorua.

The Waikato Bays premier interclub competition enters the fourth round this weekend in both the men's and women's competitions.

Only two undefeated sides remain in the men's competition, Whakatane and St Peter's (Hamilton). A blockbuster match will be played in Rotorua in a fortnight's time when Rotorua host the in-form Whakatane team.

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Meanwhile, the Mount Maunganui/Otumoetai combined team currently lead the way in the women's competition on 16 points.

- Table after three rounds:

Men: St Peter's (Hamilton) 21, Whakatane 20, Rotorua 16, Lugton Park 12 (Hamilton), Hamilton 8, Cambridge 4, Tauranga Lawn 4, Otumoetai 3.

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Women: Mt Maunganui/Otumoetai 16, Tauranga Lawn 12, Cambridge 3, Gate Pa 1.

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