May 2019 South Africa's 70th Anniversary celebratory event The IC of South Africa invites ICs to Sun City in the African Bushveld for its 70th anniversary celebratory event. The event, named 'The Legends Trophy' will be paying tribute to South African tennis legends and will be taking place on 10th - 15th May 2020. Please register your expression of interest by 25th June 2019. The event will be limited to 8 teams, each comprising a minimum of 2 men and 2 women and a maximum of 3 men and 3 women - one man and woman to be 65+, one man and woman 70+ and the 3rd may be either 65+ or 70+. After tennis each day there will be time for a game of golf on the magnificent Gary Player golf course or a game drive in the neighbouring “Big Five” game reserve. Fact Sheets containing all information and costs will be circulated at the end of June. Players will be accommodated in 2-bedroomed or 3-bedroomed Vacation Club units. We would appreciate your Expression of Interest by 25 June. This will secure your participation as one of the 8 countries. Please RSVP to Mrs Lorna Krog: lornadkrog@gmail.com Download the information here Previous Article Amended IC Week 2019 competition rules Next Article IC of Monaco celebrates its 40th anniversary
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