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CLTA inks 5-year pact with Spanish club

CHANDIGARH:Chandigarh Lawn Tennis Association (CLTA) on Tuesday signed a five-year pact with Spain's Club Atletico Montemar.

Coach Manuel Maria Sandoval Fernandez interacts with kids at the CLTA. Manoj Mahajan

Chandigarh, February 5

Chandigarh Lawn Tennis Association (CLTA) on Tuesday signed a five-year pact with Spain's Club Atletico Montemar.

Under the new pact, Club Atletico designated coach and trainer would visit Chandigarh every year to work at CLTA — initially, for a period of 10 training days.

Also, four children from the CLTA's Chandigarh Academy of Rural Tennis will visit Spain to train in latest global tennis techniques for a period of two or three weeks.

The pact was signed between CLTA president Jai Singh Gill and Club Atletico founder Joaquin Perez Roman.

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