The KIA South African Fed Cup team held a media day during their squad camp at the Bedfordview Country Club on Wednesday. The team will be departing for Estonia this weekend to take part in the Fed Cup Euro/Africa Group 2 tie from 4 to 7 February 2015 in Tallinn, Estonia. South Africa will face the hosts as well as Bosnia Herzegovina, Finland, Ireland, Luxembourg, Egypt and Slovenia in the round-robin competition to be played at the Tere Tennis Centre.
Rain didn’t dampen the
spirits of the KIA South African Fed Cup team during their practice at
the Bedfordview Country Club on Wednesday. Pictured from left to right
are players, Ilze Hattingh, Chanel Simmonds and Michelle Sammons.
Absent in the picture is South African number one Chani Scheepers who
will be joining the team in Estonia after competing at the Australian
Open.
The KIA South African Fed Cup squad from left, Nicole Petchey,Mila Hartig, Lindsay Truscott, Nadine de Villiers, Rouxanne Janse VanRensburg, Michelle Sammons, Ilze Hattingh, Chanel Simmonds and teamCaptain Earl Grainger during a practice session held at the BedforviewCountry Club on Wednesday. Absent in the picture is South Africannumber one Chani Scheepers who will be joining the team in Estoniaafter competing at the Australian Open.
The KIA South African Fed
Cup Team, from left; Ilze Hattingh, Chanel Simmonds, Michelle Sammons
and team Captain Earl Grainger. The team will be headed for Estonia on
Saturday for the Fed Cup Euro/Africa Group 2 tie from 4 to 7 February
2015. Absent in the picture is South African number one Chani Scheepers
who will be joining the team in Estonia after competing at the
Australian Open.
From left, KIA South African Fed Cup team
Captain Earl Grainger, Chanel Simmonds, Tennis South Africa (TSA)
President and acting CEO Gavin Crookes, Michelle Sammons and Ilze
Hattingh after the team was presented with their National Blazers by
the President on Wednesday. Absent in the picture is South African
number one Chani Scheepers who will be joining the team in Estonia
after competing at the Australian Open.
