Kenan (left) and Denis Granulo live in Orillia but train in Barrie and Collingwood (in winter months) to pursue their tennis passion that came about only four years ago after playing soccer and noticing the tennis courts in the park where they played. Kenan finished second in GBSSA Tennis and will be playing in OFSAA this spring while Denis is currently ranked #10 in Ontario in U12 division and plays with the PTC program in Toronto. Kenan and Denis are great examples of what happens when you combine hard work and dedication. Under the guidance of their father Enes and training alongside and sometimes with The Smith Brothers, Kenan and Denis are two players to watch as their games are ON THE
Sebastian (14) and Adrian (12) Smith have been playing seriously for just a few years and in that time have quickly climbed the national rankings to become a serious force for tennis in the Barrie area. Although they are actually free agents, with no associated home court, they do spend a lot of their training time in Barrie, where they live and go to school. Perhaps you have noticed them on the courts at BNWT training with their father Brian (also a former nationally ranked player) These brothers are THE REAL DEAL with no false illusions of grandeur, day in and day out they train with intensity and drive with a knowledge and understanding how tough the international tennis circuit is. And t
The 2016-17 NSL (North South League) Season which began in November; finished on the weekend of March 3-4-5 with all division finals. The season featured 3 divisions (u10, u12, u18), 7 conferences, 22 teams and approximately 175 competitors. In it's virgin season the U10 Division title went to Thornhill who defeated The Skyhawks (Barrie) with a 9-1-2 win in the finals. The final was a rematch from earlier in the season where The Skyhawks handed Thornhill their only regular season loss. In the U12 division it was Thornhill again defeated Barrie 9-3. The win gave Thornhill 2 of the 3 division titles and will allow them to display the team trophies in their clubhouse until next year. In the U18
