Perthshire Advertiser

Beach volleyball sessions atDarnhall

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Perth and Kinross youngsters have another opportunit­y to get a taste of beach volleyball this weekend.

The junior developmen­t programme, fronted up by Scottish Volleyball, returns to the Darnhall facility in Craigie on Sunday morning.

It will be the second of a series of introducto­ry coaching sessions which are also being replicated across the country.

The aim of the programme is to dramatical­ly increase the number of young players participat­ing in the fun sport over the next few years, creating playing opportunit­ies at local, regional, national and internatio­nal levels.

Youngsters who show a talent for the sport will have the chance to play firstly for Perth and Kinross, secondly for Central Scotland before progressin­g to national competitio­ns and becoming part of the UK Beach Tour events.

For this Sunday’s 10am until 1pm session, head over to scottishvo­lleyball.azolve. com to register by 4pm on Friday, June 11 (today).

A Perth Beach Volleyball Club spokespers­on said there has already been strong interest from both boys and girls.

And there is further good news for the club looking ahead to the summer.

Chair Dave Munro said: “The Darnhall facility has been privileged to have been selected for two UK adult beach tour events, with a three-star event taking place on June 26/27 and a four-star event on July 31/August 1.

“This will give adults as well as youngsters the chance to see the UK’s top players competing for ranking points ahead of Birmingham’s Commonweal­th Games next summer.”

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