Ouyen searching for a win but thrilled to line up

The line marking machine is in fine form at Ouyen Lawn Tennis Club

Ouyen Lawn Tennis Club President Paul Dean remains winless as a competitor in his own competition, but is thankful for matches going ahead

Dean conceded that if his side is unable to carve out a win in this weekend’s action that making a play for finals this season may prove too difficult, with Kiamal still yet to win a game.

Winless Kiamal lock horns with second-to-bottom Gypsum, while on the other end of the table, the top two sides in Nunga and Galah will do battle Friday evening.

Dean also expressed his gratefulness for the handful of the club’s members who assisted with new line marking for the Ouyen Tennis Courts last weekend.