HAVEN will be looking to bounce back from two straight losses at the weekend, but face another tough challenge against St Michael’s in the Central Wimmera Tennis Association’s pennant competition.
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Haven sit third on the competition’s ladder and have been a strong team throughout the season so far.
However, two straight losses to Kalkee and Drung South have dented the side’s top two ambitions.
It will not get any easier when they come up against ladder leaders St Michael’s, who are yet to lose a match so far this season.
St Michael’s did not play a match last weekend, after Kalkee forfeited due to a lack of numbers.
They will be keen to get on the court against Haven, in the final game before the competition takes a break over the Christmas period.
Elsewhere in the competition, second-placed Drung South will be hopeful of a win against Natimuk.
Natimuk sit bottom of the ladder with one win so far this season.
Drung South were undermanned last week, but managed to defeat Haven by just five games.
They will hope to welcome back some of their squad members as they look to consolidate their second position on the ladder.
Kalkee will hopefully rally enough numbers to get on the court this week when they play Horsham Lawn.
The teams sit side-by-side on the ladder, with Kalkee in fourth and Horsham Lawn in fifth.
Kalkee caused an upset two weeks ago defeating Haven, and will be confident of a win should they have a full team ready to play.
