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By Abdullah Alawadhi

and Hunt Harris Special to the Rappahannock News.

Top spin! Back hand! Forehand! Serve! Has your interest been peeked? These are tennis terms and skills that will be taught free of charge to interested county students in grades 6 through 12, thanks to the 4-H program, former professional tennis player Hunt Harris, and a tennis enthusiast who happens to be a foreign exchange student from Kuwait.

Abdullah Alawadhi saw the need to spur interest in a sport that is not offered in our county public schools and, as a community service project, sought out 4-H to sponsor a local club. Through this club, they hope to plant the love of the game of tennis in the hearts of the participants. Players will learn the basics of tennis if they are just beginning to play, or develop their skills if they are more

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