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The annual Ace for a Cure tennis tournament and luncheon is being held at two locations:

Merion Cricket Club*
June 1, 2016

Wilmington Country Club
June 8, 2016

JDRF Eastern Pennsylvania is hosting the event at Merion Cricket Club*. JDRF Delaware hosts the event at Wilmington Country Club. For more information on the Wilmington Ace for a Cure, please contact Tarra Ketley at Tketley@jdrf.org.

*Merion Cricket Club play is by invitation only. If you are interested in Merion Cricket Club please contact Kate Wickersham at kwickersham@jdrf.org.

Our Germantown Cricket Club location is not available for play for 2016. Interested players are welcome at the Merion Cricket Club location. For more information please contact Kate Wickersham at kwickersham@jdrf.org or 610-664-9255.

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