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Bring your racket, your best serve, and your most convincing "that was in." Don't have a partner? We'll match you with someone.
A Saturday of mixed doubles, new faces and plenty of laughs. Come to play or come to cheer. By showing up, you're helping fund children's education in Lagos.
Registration closes Mon 30 Nov, 11:59 PM Lagos time.
Bring your racket, your best serve, and your most convincing "that was in." Don't have a partner? We'll match you with someone.
Bring a friend and your loudest "come on!" Cheering for both sides is entirely allowed. Your pass is a contribution to the cause.
Put your name in front of Lagos founders, professionals, families and the tennis community, and fund children's education.
Play for Good has already given 55+ students school supplies. Any amount helps us reach more. All proceeds go to children's education in Lagos.
Perfect. You'll each register separately and enter your partner's name and WhatsApp number on your form.
Choose "Pair me with someone" when you register. Tell us a little about your game and you'll be matched with a partner before game day.
Whether you play every other weekend or you're a self-proclaimed pro, there's a spot for you. We'll take skill levels into account when deciding which teams play each other. It's a friendly tournament, and yes, we're keeping score.
An award and full bragging rights. How often you bring it up is entirely up to you.
Register and pay ₦50,000 per person. Only 16 spots, and paying confirms yours.
Registration closes at 11:59 PM Lagos time.
Pairings announced by WhatsApp. Solo players meet their partner.
Game day in Lekki Phase 1. Check-in 7:30 AM, first serve 8:00 AM.
Swipe left, right, left… good, you're already practising for the stands →
I think a lot about how one person can change the course of an entire family. And how sometimes it starts with something as ordinary as being able to go to school. I kept thinking about that and wondering what I could do to give more children that chance.
Sports have always been a big part of my life. I've learned a lot about discipline from playing, but the thing I'm most grateful for is the people I've met along the way. So I thought, we're already getting together to play tennis. What if we used those games to raise money for children's education?
That's how Play for Good started.
Come to play or come to cheer. Either way, you might go home with a new friend and a match you'll be talking about for weeks. By showing up, you're helping fund children's education in Lagos.
COME ON!
Same time next year?