Drouin Tennis Club has, after being accepted, for the first time entered four teams into Melbourne Winter Pennant.
It's an exciting time for the club as the Melbourne Winter Pennant is Australia's biggest and strongest domestic competition, featuring more than 400 teams, 140 clubs and 3,000 players.
There are 40 men's pennant divisions and 13 women's pennant divisions.
State grade, the top division, is a mix of professional, semi-professional and top juniors.
The Drouin teams are;
Men's Grade 6 – Section 4: Brodie Wyatt (c), Josh and Tim Bloye, Nick Pratt and Lachlan Pitman.
Men's Grade 8 – Section 4: Shaun Jacobs, Fletcher Nilsson, James Harmon, Riley and Chris Nave, Rowan White (c) and Riley O'Brien.
Men's Grade 11 – Section 3: Heath Kamphus, Mitchell Green, Rodney (c) and Ayden Clarke, Jim Stoney and Mason White.
Women's Grade 6 – Section 2: Kyra Manukau, Taylor (c) and Josie White, Alexandria Radcliffe, Jemilah Michau-Hyde and Matilda Nave. Reserves: Giselle Michau and Emily McDonald.
The four Drouin teams are all going well in their respective competitions, with three in the top four at the current standings.
There are two matches away and two home each Saturday afternoon at Drouin Tennis Club.
Finals begin in late August.