Malayalee Sports and Cultural Association Inc
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Malayalee Sports & Cultural Association (MSCA) is a community centered organisation which promotes the traditional arts and Culture of Kerala, India along with some serious sports activities. Based in western suburbs of Melbourne we cater to most sporting needs from the Indian Subcontinent. We are a registered non- profit organisation. The venue for all our sports activities is in the Deer Park area and public transport is easily accessible.
Activities from this provider
Social Badminton @Caroline Springs
Any age welcome
come and hit, mingle and make friends
$10 per session
Starts 8.30 pm to 10 pm
no limits, play turn by turn
Nylon shuttle provided
Bring your own rackets
Adult Social Volleyball Cairnlea
come and have a hit, limited spots available.
$15 per Casual session
$35 per month
Badminton Coaching for all ages - Caroline Springs
The Fee is for a term of 10 Classes, No casual training sessions.
Lesson 1- 7.30 - 8.30 pm
Lesson 2- 8.30 - 9.30 pm
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