Mission Boys and Girls Club First Major Blind Tennis Tournament

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First Major Blind Tennis Tournament

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Join us Saturday, January the 17th, as blind children of all ages, from all across the U.S. and Mexico, participate in a National Blind Tennis Tournament. The Tournament will start at 9AM, at our CWV Park, located at 115 S. Mayberry Road. For more information you can contact the Mission Boys and Girls Club at 585-3606.

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