SEB 2016 Tennissekuu
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SEB 2016 Tenissekuu (Tennis Month) was a significant event in the Estonian tennis calendar, made possible by the long-term support of Tallink and SEB. Both companies share a passion for tennis and have dedicated themselves to promoting the sport while actively seeking talented players who can proudly represent Estonia on tennis courts worldwide.
Tennis Month 2016 spanned from September 7 to October 5, offering an exciting and action-packed series of events. It served as a celebration of tennis, attracting participants and spectators from across Estonia. The event aimed to showcase the beauty of the sport, encourage youth involvement and inspire aspiring tennis players to pursue their dreams.
During SEB 2016 Tenissekuu, tennis enthusiasts had the opportunity to witness thrilling matches featuring talented players competing at various levels. The event featured both professional tournaments and friendly matches, fostering a sense of camaraderie and sportsmanship among participants.
The collaboration between Tallink and SEB played a pivotal role in making Tennis Month 2016 a resounding success. Their commitment to tennis and their belief in the potential of Estonian athletes enabled the event to provide a platform for talent discovery and the nurturing of emerging players.
Summary of Tennis Month 2016
- Date: September 7 to October 5 - Supported by: Tallink and SEB - Objective: Promote tennis in Estonia and identify promising players to represent the country globally. - Highlights: Exciting matches, professional tournaments, friendly competitions, and a vibrant atmosphere. - Impact: Inspiring youth, fostering camaraderie, and showcasing the beauty of tennis.
SEB 2016 Tenissekuu was a testament to the dedication of Tallink and SEB to the growth and development of tennis in Estonia. Their joint efforts aimed to create opportunities for players to excel, encourage participation at all levels, and further elevate the sport's popularity within the country.
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