Edition 81 -November 2011 - Wembley Downs Tennis Club

TENNIS WEST E-NEWS
Newsletter : November 2011 Volume 81, Number 1
In This Issue:
• Festival of Tennis!
• Club Briefing Session
• National Tennis League
• State League Blockbuster
• Grants and Funding
• Foundation & D’Arcy Slater
Cup Results
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Festival of Tennis!
UPCOMING EVENTS
Tennis West would like to invite you, and your family and friends to attend the Festival of
Tennis on Sunday 27 November 2011.
The Australian Open Men’s and Women’s trophies will be featured on the day, so come and
have your photo taken with the trophies the likes of Djokovic, Federer, Nadal, Clijsters, Stosur
and Wozniacki dream about every night!
The Festival is FREE and we will be featuring all things ‘Tennis’ including
• Australian Open Trrophy Tour
• MLC Tennis Hot Shots Demos
• FREE Cardio Tennis Programs
• FREE Basic Coaching clinics
• Wheelchair Tennis Exhibition
• Tennis Twister
• Tennis Speed Serve
• Bouncy Castle
• Face Painting
• Free Sausage Sizzle
• Plus much more
We would love for YOUR club to get involved and promote YOUR club on the day!
There will be information stalls available on the day for your club to occupy or leave flyers
at. If you would like to get involved, please contact Brooke Koenig on 08 6462 8305 or email
bkoeing@tennis.com.au by Monday 21 November to register your interest.
We have sent out a ‘Festival of Tennis’ poster to the secretary of your club, please ensure this is
featured and circulate this email onto your club members.
Sunday 27 November 2011
10am-3pm
State Tennis Centre, Burswood
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E-NEWS
QUIZ
1. In which country was
tennis player John McEnroe
born?
2. In 1987, which player
became the first man for 40
years to win a match at
Wimbledon without losing a
single game?
3. Which Company’s logo is
called the ‘swoosh’?
4. How many times in
succession did Bjorn Borg win
the Mens Singles at
Wimbledon?
5. Which Wimbledon court is
known as the “Graveyard of
Champions”?
6. Which word beginning
with ‘C’ is the name given to
the electronic line judge at
Wimbledon?
Answers:
1. Germany
2. Stefan Edberg
3. Nike
4. Five
5. Court 2
6. Cyclops
Club Information Session & Information Stand
Clubs are invited to attend a briefing session from 9:00am–10:00am on the
morning of the Festival of Tennis (Sunday November 27).
Tennis West is showcasing all things “Tennis” at the Festival and we want
your club to be a part of it.
• Meet Tennis West’s new CEO
• Information on “What’s Hot in Tennis”, Hopman Cup, Cardio Tennis, Festival of Tennis
Showcase
• Opportunity to network with other clubs
There is also a Club Information Stand for clubs to display and promote their club. Please bring
any pamphlets, flyers etc that you would like to display.
We encourage as many club personnel to attend the briefing session and to take part in our
Festival of Tennis!
To register you attendance at the Club Briefing Session, please email Brooke Koenig on
bkoenig@tennis.com.au or ph: 6462 8305.
National Tennis League Final
Tennis West would like to formally invite you
and your members along to the State Tennis
Centre to be a part of the National Tennis
League (NTL) Final!
Come and check out the best players in the State
as they battle it out for interstate glory. The top 2
teams in both the Women’s and Men’s
competition will then head to the 2012
Australian Open to play off against South
Australia and Victoria in the NTL Finals.
So come down and see the likes of Australia’s number 2 Matt Ebden, former number 8 in the
world Alicia Molik, Jessica Moore and Miles Armstrong, along with a number of young up-
and -comers Storm Sanders and Rhys Johnson fire up on centre court.
The bar and BBQ will be cranking, Cardio Tennis ignited, and we’ll be having live interactive
commentary from the courts throughout the evening.
Clubs are invited to bring along their key sponsors to the evening and use the event as a
networking opportunity with hospitality available.
Date: WEDNESDAY 23 NOVEMBER 2011
Where: State Tennis Centre, Burswood
Time: 7pm onwards
For more information please contact Aly de Souza on 6462 8308 or email
adesouza@tennis.com.au
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100 Club Event Invitation
FREE CARDIO TENNIS PROGRAM & NTL FINALS
Tennis West is pleased to invite 100 Club Members to a FREE CARDIO
TENNIS SESSION at the State Tennis Centre on Wednesday November 23.
Two sessions will be on offer exclusively to 100 Club Members, and their friends and family
(registration is essential):
Session 1: 5.15 -5.55 pm (ages 16+)
Session 2: 6.05 – 6.50pm (ages 16+)
This will be followed at 7.00pm by the FINALS of the NATIONAL TENNIS LEAGUE which
features some of WA’s best players including Matt Ebden, Alicia Molik and former 100 Club
scholarship holders Brydan Klein & Jessica Moore, not to mention some of the state’s best under-
18 juniors. So come down and watch what is sure to be some fantastic tennis!
There will also be a gourmet sausage sizzle on offer for all 100 Club Members after the Cardio
Session, and the Cafe and Bar will be open all night long!
This truly is a fantastic opportunity to get fit, network, and watch some first-class tennis. So
come on down, bring your friends and enjoy what is sure to be a great night!
To register your attendance at one of the Cardio Tennis Sessions please call Elle Mazza on
6462 8303 or email emazza@tennis.com.au
*Cardio Tennis is the NEW Tennis Australia Program. It is a fun and social, group tennis fitness program timed
to music, for people of all ages and abilities. Cardio Tennis is less about technique and more
about getting a great high-energy workout!
** National Tennis League (NTL) – For more information about the NTL click on the link below:
http://www.perthnow.com.au/sport/tennis/alicia-molik-and-matt-ebden-gear-up-fornational-tennis-league/story-e6frg273-1226171042232
Bunbury Tennis Club Centenary Celebrations
SATURDAY 26 NOVEMBER 2011
The Bunbury Tennis Club will celebrate its Centenary this
year with an event on 26 th November. The event will kick
off with an afternoon of social tennis followed by a
gathering of past and present members. There will be an
exhibition of memorabilia, a light meal and entertainment.
Past and present members are invited to celebrate 100 years of the Bunbury Tennis Club
beginning with an afternoon of tennis from 1pm followed by socializing and a light meal from
5pm
The history of the club has recently been compiled by Trisha Howe and a small book is currently in
print.
The club’s first AGM was in 1911 and the minute book for that meeting and many that follow are still
in the possession of the club. Also in the collection is a rule book from 1913.
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RECIPE OF THE
MONTH
“Tennis Cake”
Ingredients
• 3/4 lb flour
• 1/2 lb sugar
• 1/2 lb sultanas
• 2 oz chopped
almonds
• 4 eggs
• 1/2 lb butter
• 1/2 lb currants
• 2 oz candied peel
• 1/2 teaspoon baking
powder
Method
Cream butter and sugar, add
by degrees the eggs and
sifted flour and baking
powder (S.R. flour may be
substituted) adding first an
unbeaten egg, then flour and
so on.
Prepare fruit carefully and
add with almonds; crystalised
cherries or ginger may also be
added. Turn into a square
cake tin well lined. Bake in a
moderate oven for 2 1/2
hours.
Ice with white icing, outline
with chocolate or coloured
icing, border the cake with
crystalised cherries.
This recipe was kindly sent in
by Carol Roe from Manning
Tennis Club.
If you would like to contribute a
recipe to the next edition of the
E-News please email Elle Mazza
on emazza@tennis.com.au
The club commenced its activities on two courts adjacent to the Bedford Hall in central Bunbury and
soon moved to nearby Queens Gardens. It relocated to its present site at Hay Park in January 1976
where it now boasts 27 grass courts and six plexipave courts under lights.
The club hosted the South West Open Tournament from 1915 to 2001 and its courts have seen such
champions as Margaret Court, Olga Morozova and Alex Metravelli. It has also produced several
champions of its own including Tennis West Board Member Siobhan Drake-Brockman and Jaymon
Crabb.
Anyone interested in attending the celebrations should contact Trisha Howe at
k.t.howe@hotmail.com or 97214021.
Tickets are $20.00 payable by 26 October.
Drinks available for purchase at the bar.
Mail: Bunbury Tennis Club – PO Box 85, Bunbury 6231
Cheques payable to Bunbury Tennis Club or EFT to Bunbury Tennis Club:
BSB: 306 004 Acc: 004155100 (please include reference of “surname +100”)
‘dreamDAY’
The Dreamfit Foundation will host its first annual ‘dreamDAY’ on Saturday 3rd of December at
McCallum Park on the Swan River foreshore.
Celebrating ‘International Day of People with Disability’, the day will showcase some of Dreamfit’s
engineering projects and feature a range of fun-filled activities for people of all ages and abilities to
enjoy.
This year’s projects include a wheelchair-accessible hovercraft, a modified ski-boat, a land-sailing
vehicle, an access ramp for a trimaran and many others that the public can experience.
So come down and join in on the fun at this FREE event!
Date: 3rd of December
Time: 12:00pm
Place: McCallum Park, South Perth
For further details of the dreamDay community festival visit www.dreamfit.com.au
If you have a club or association that would like to be involved in the festival, contact:
events@dreamfit.com.au
Motive Travel And Motive Travel Sports & Events –
Tennis West’s New Travel Partners
Motive Travel and Motive Travel Sports & Events look
forward to working with Tennis West and its members!
WANTING TO GO TO THE AUSTRALIAN OPEN?
……Motive Travel have a host of packages available!
For more information contact Motive Travel on:
T: 08) 9322 2666 www.motivetravel.com.au
Mezzanine Level, BGC Centre, 28 The Esplanade, Perth
E: motive@motivetravel.com.au
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EVENT WRAP-UPS
National Tennis League: Molik Playing for 2
Alicia Molik (pictured right) was playing for 2 as she
debuted for the Greenwich Giants (UWA/Reabold) on
centre court for the National Tennis League-Perth on
Wednesday evening.
The mum-to-be was radiating as she strutted on court
sporting a 7 month baby bump as she faced off against
another ‘baby’ of the game, seventeen year old Caitlin
Cridland from Ian Hutchison Real Estate (Hensman
Park/Midland).
The former No. 8 in the world displayed a ‘modified’ playing
style, limiting her court coverage and hyper-extensive
stretching to compensate for the new addition.
Cridland took advantage of Molik’s ‘unfamiliar’ game and cruised past the former great easily,
(4-1) (4-2).
“Perth tennis fans were really treated to something special this evening.” Tennis West
President Dean Williams said.
“What a fantastic reflection on one of Australia’s tennis greats to get involved in the NTL-Perth,
not to mention the phenomenal experience Caitlin was exposed to.”
“It really shows how much Alicia loves the sport and I congratulate her for coming out and
getting involved against one of our aspiring WA juniors”.
“Incredible commitment from the former number 8 in the world. A great day for Alicia and our
great game”. Williams said after Molik’s match.
When asked how she felt after the match Molik had this to say “I’ve been really lucky as I still feel
great. I always love coming out and playing with the other girls, so feel lucky to be a part of it. I
love the idea of a National Tennis League and the playing format suits me.”
It was however their opponents day, with Ian Hutchison’s Real Estate side taking out 5 of the 6
rubbers played on the evening.
Gordon Davies Real Estate v Cooling Towers WA
The other Women’s match for the evening saw Gordon Davies Real Estate (Dalkeith) obtain a
clean sweep of rubbers against Cooling Towers WA (Blue Gum Park). The onslaught begun
with Jessica Moore leading the charge against her inexperienced opponent Ivana Vojnovich.
The Williams star came thrashing out of the blocks on a vicious rampage, disposing of
Vojnovich (4-1) (4-0).
In the Men’s field the 130 strong crowd were treated to an extensive array of top tiered tennis,
with the gentleman of the game really stepping up their charge to the finals in Round 4 of the
inaugural event.
Ian Hutchison Real Estate v Macstiobhard
In a sensational display on centre court, Miles Armstrong from Ian Hutchison Real Estate
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(Hensman Park) edged out Macstobhard’s (Blue Gum Park) Zach Itzstein in a tie-break.
The level of play was exceptional with 2 serving powerhouses going head to head. After
Armstrong took the first set (4-2) Itzstein appeared to ‘acclimatise’ to Armstrong’s fierce serve in
the 2 nd , launching a number of blistering passing shots deep into the court to level the scores(2-
4) in the second.
It was however Armstrong who managed to overpower a very gallant Itzstein, closing it down
in a tie-break (7-3).
Ian Hutchison Real Estate went on to win the tie, 4 rubbers to 2.
Gordon Davies Real Estate v Greenwich Giants
Undefeated Gordon Davies Real Estate (Peppermint Grove) had a shaky start to their round 4
campaign, with Brenton Bacon dropping the 1 st rubber against an unforgettable display from
Andrew Roberts of the Greenwich Giants (2-4) (3-4).
Roberts (who has been absent for the past 2 weeks of play) dominated the court with his
electrifying forehand and extensive court coverage.
Despite the ideal start for the Giants, this was the first and last match they would claim for the
evening. Gordon Davies Real Estate steamrolling through the field undefeated.
Tennis Only v ERM Power
In the most anticipated match of the round, Tennis Only (Sorrento) took on ERM Power
(Wembley Downs). ERM Power’s Charles Williams performing a gallant comeback after losing
the first set to love, as he upset Hayden Gibson in a tie-break, taking the match (0-4) (4-2) (7-5).
After the first 4 singles matches were played the scores were levelled at 2 rubbers a piece.
Both teams went on to win a doubles match each before a count back was performed. Tennis
Only were determined victorious at the end of the night, winning 3-8-42 to 3-4-31.
The final 2 rounds are sure to be ecstatic tennis with 5 out of the 6 men’s teams still eligible to
make the finals with the Women’s championship still up for grabs.
The finalists of both the Men’s and Women’s ties will then head to the 2012 Australian Open to
play off against South Australia and Victoria in the NTL Finals.
Jim Davies Elected to the Tennis Australia Board
Tennis West Board Member Jim Davies was elected to the Tennis
Australia Board in late October. Jim has been an integral part of the
Tennis West Board and has been involved at many different levels of
the game including:
• An active midweek pennant player;
• President of Dalkeith Tennis Club;
• Tennis West Board Member;
• Assisted Tennis Australia with the successful appointment of the new Tennis Australia
Marketing Director, Brigette McGuire;
• An active participant in Member Association strategic forums.
“We are delighted to have Jim Davies elected for the Tennis Australia Board. He has brought a
lot to the Tennis West Board and we look forward to him continuing to contribute a great deal
to tennis in Western Australia”. Dean Williams, Tennis West President.
Jim will remain on the Tennis West Board for the next 12 months.
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Women in Tennis Foundation Cup & D’Arcy Slater
Cup
The 2011 Women in Tennis Foundation Cup was this year held at the Busselton Tennis Club
from the 6-8 October. 13 teams from 8 different country zones all made the trip to Busselton to
take part in the highly anticipated tournament.
Despite a few scattered showers the tournament was a huge success, with the girls
participating in plenty of tennis and receiving lots of opportunity to earn points for their team.
“South West A” were the eventual winners of the tournament, edging out their closest
competitors, “Great Southern A” by 20 points.
A huge thank you must go to the Busselton Tennis Club who were the perfect host venue for
the tournament – the courts were in fantastic condition, and the club and its members made for
a welcoming and enjoyable home-away-from-home for the girls and their families.
The 4 semi-finalists from the event have been invited to take part in the 2012 Interstate
Foundation Cup which will take place in Sydney in January. The following girls will be
representing WA:
1. Hayley McApline (Moore Districts)
2. Madeline Muller-Hughes (South West)
3. Rachelle Maestre (Midwest)
4. Sophie Tuckett (Great Southern)
The 2011 D’Arcy Slater Cup took place immediately following the Women in Tennis
Foundation Cup from October 9-11. Bunbury Tennis Club made their debut in hosting this
tournament, and did a fantastic job of doing so! Thanks to the tireless hours of the committee
and numerous volunteers, the tennis courts were in picture-perfect condition, and the ladies in
the kitchen did a fantastic job of feeding over 80 hungry boys each day!
South West A again took the honours in the teams event, edging out 15 other teams to claim
the D’Arcy Slater Cup. Central Districts A put in a valiant effort to claim the Runner-up title.
The 4 semi-finalists from this event will also make the trip to Sydney in January to participate in
the Interstate Foundation Cup. The following boys will be representing WA:
1. Thomas Vellios (South West A)
2. Colten Way (South Coast)
3. Kevin Banwell (South West A)
4. Paul Sutherland (Midwest A)
Full results and final placings of the Foundation Cup and D’Arcy Slater Cup can be found in the
‘Tournament Results’ section of this newsletter
Champion Team “South West A” with Runners-up
“Great Southern A” and Women in Tennis
Committee Member Deanne Maloney
Champion Team “South West A” with Runners-up
“Central Districts A”
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2011 Cliffs Esperance International
Western Australia’s Casey Dellacqua and Queensland’s Ben
Mitchell were crowned the 2011 Cliffs Esperance Tennis
International Champions.
Following a slight rain delay, the number one seed, Ben
Mitchell (QLD) took on the number 2 seed Matt Reid (NSW)
on court one. Coming into the match, Mitchell was the
frontrunner after knocking out local favourite, Brydan Klein
in the Semi-Finals the previous day.
He had a solid build up to the tournament winning his first
three matches in straight sets. He opened his finals bound campaign with a win over China’s
Peng Gao 6-1 6-3, before beating Scott Puodziunas 6-4 6-1. Mitchell then edged out the
number 6 seed Jose Statham 7-6 7-6 before knocking out WA’s Brydan Klein in 3 sets 6-2 4-6 6-
2 to advance to the final.
Reid had come off 3 consecutive 3-set marathon battles to pave his way to the final. He initially
took an easy win over Calum Puttergill in the opening round, before surviving a 3 set thriller
against Gavin Van Peperzeel 6-4 6-7 6-3. Matt was then forced to play 2 more consecutive 3
set epics, knocking Japan’s Kento Takeuchi out 6-4 2-6 6-2 before conquering Issac Frost 4-6
6-4 7-5.
Much to Mitchell’s delight, this is where the 3 set matches ceased. The Queenslander simply
outclassed Reid, smashing forehands deep into the court grazing the baseline time and time
again, taking the first set 6-1. In the second set, Reid seemed to settle and was much more
competitive, scrambling across the court to return Mitchell’s colossal serve.
The Sydney-sider soon however began to fade and Mitchell was able to capitalise and attack.
Claiming the championship in straight sets 6-1 6-4.
“I was really stoked to have a win in Esperance.” Mitchell said.
Matt Reid and Ben Mitchell with Esperance
Tennis Club President David Campbell.
I’ve been playing some good tennis and have reached a few finals, so to have a win here was a
great result for me. It’s strange to come into the court as the number one seed. It’s great for a
bit of confidence, but can also create more pressure as you start to build expectations.”
Next up was the Women’s Final. [2] Olivia Rogowska (VIC) vs. [3] Casey Dellacqua (WA). And
whilst the pair took out the doubles Final together the day before, the rivalry was fierce for the
Singles final!
Olivia had a smooth lead up to the finals, winning in straight sets the whole way through. In the
first round, she pushed past Kai-Lin Zhang 6-3 6-2, before outing New South Wales Monique
Adamczak 6-1 6-3. She managed to claim victory against Turkish star Pemra Ozgen before
cruising past USA’s Lina Litvak in the Semi’s 6-0 6-1.
Dellacqua cruised through the first round matches beating China’s Hao Ten Cheng 6-3 6-1 in
the opening round, Emelyn Starr 6-3 6-2 before knocking off China’s Yi-Fan Xu in the
quarterfinals 6-4 6-2. Dellacqua then came from a set down to knock out Sacha Jones the
number one seed and resilient opponent 2-6 6-4 6-2.
Despite Rogowska sailing through to the finals in straight sets, the final was another story.
Dellacqua took control from the opening point and didn’t allow Rogowska into the game
throughout the entire match. Dellacqua closed the number 2 seed down in straight sets 6-2 6-1.
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QUOTE OF THE
MONTH
“We cannot always
build the future for our
youth, but we can
build our youth for the
future”
- Franklin D. Roosevelt
“Today was probably the best match I’ve played all week. Liv’s always a really tough competitor
so I was lucky to get the goods today.” Dellacqua said after her match.
“It’s been great to play in front of a really supportive crowd. My Uncle and Aunty live down here
and my Dad and his Girlfriend drove down to watch me play, so it’s really special to have that in
my home state.”
The Cliffs Esperance Tennis International is part of the 2011–2012 Australian Pro Tour, a
series of professional tennis events that bridge junior events and the ATP/WTA Tour, providing
an opportunity for players to earn their first world ranking points.
Gold Fields St Ives Tennis International
WA strengths (1) Casey Dellacqua and (4) Brydan
Klein took out the Women’s and Men’s titles
respectively at the 2011 Gold Fields St Ives Tennis
International to give the Pro Tour a Western waveoff
before the players departed WA for Port Pirie in Souh
Australia.
In the Men’s Final, (4) Brydan Klein (Rockingham)
fought back from 3-5 down in the first set to defeat
Queensland’s (1) Ben Mitchell 7-5, 6-3. Klein
dominated the match, not allowing Mitchell to enter,
let alone control the match. The fiery crowd favourite
rose to the occasion and displayed an animated
performance, securing the match in straight sets.
“I was wrapped to have a win at Kalgoorlie. I haven’t been well and wasn’t 100% as to whether I
would play or not. Ben played well and he’s a fierce competitor so I’m very pleased with the way
I played.” Brydan Klein said after his match.
Casey Dellacqua came into the tournament as the number one seed, the first time she has held
the top seed in the Pro Tour this year. Dellacqua cruised past fellow hitting partner Olivia
Rogowska in the Cliffs Esperance Tennis International Final one week prior, the WA starlet was
hungry to claim the 4 th title in as many matches.
Dellacqua was forced to conquer fellow West Australian and friend, Bojana Bobusic 6-2, 6-0 in
the Semi-Finals before disposing of Sydney’s Monique
Adamczak 6-2 , 6-2 in the final.
“I felt like I’ve been playing really well the past few
weeks. The more hitting I do, the easier I sink into my
shot so I’m looking forward to having a go at winning
my 5 th title in a row” Dellacqua said after the game.
It’s great to have a tournament in your home State, the
crowds are always great and I get to have some
downtime with my family and friends”.
Ben Mitchell and Brydan Klein with Goldfields Tennis
Club President, Shane Power
Casey Dellacqua and Monique Adamczak with
Tennis West Tournament Director Jan Budden
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2012 Australian Grand Slam Coaches Conference
SAVE THE DATE! 12-14 January 2012.
When and where?
The conference will be held from 12 -14 January 2012
at Hisense Arena, Melbourne Park.
Conference sessions and official functions for the
conference will be held on court - Hisense Arena,
Eastern Concourse – Hisense Arena, Western Lounge – Hisense Arena, Court 21 (Melbourne
Park outdoor court) and AAMI Park as required.
Theme
The theme for the 2012 event is “Building a bigger, better base”
Delegate communication and registrations
The conference brochure will be forwarded to Tennis Australia coach members in a mail out the
week of 19 September 2011.
Registrations will open online via www.tennis.com.au/coachesconference from Monday
19 September 2011.
Visit www.tennis.com.au/coachesconference or contact
coachesconference@tennis.com.au for more information
Centre Winter AMT in Western Australia and committed to an intense 5 week training block
before heading to the Alice Springs Event. The combination of the confidence taken from the
WA tournament along with the additional training was the catalyst for her results in the event.”
KidSport Launched
CLUB FUNDING & BUSINESS
KidSport will make it possible for Western Australian children to participate in community
sport and recreation, no matter their financial circumstances. KidSport will allow eligible youth
aged 5-18 years to apply for financial assistance to contribute towards club fees. The fees will go
directly to the registered KidSport clubs participating in the project through their participating
local government.
KidSport is being rolled out throughout Western Australia, including some regional local
governments. At this stage KidSport is only available in those local governments who have
signed up to be involved in the initiative. Not all local governments may be involved, and it
may take others several months to come on board.
Criteria
What are the eligible criteria?
• Applicant must be aged 5-18 years.
• Applicant must have a Health Care Card or Pension Concession Card.
• Applicant's primary place of residence must be in the local government area they are
applying to (exceptions may apply).
• It is preferred that applicants register with a club that is in their local government area.
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What else?
• Funding will cover the cost of fees to join the nominated sport or recreation club (this
may include other related costs as identified by the club.)
• Maximum of up to $200 per child.
• Applicants can only receive funding once per calendar year.
• Fees are only for the nominated registered season.
• No retrospective fees will be paid.
• No limitation to applications per family as long as criteria are met.
• An application can be 'validated' by a recognised referral agent (eg school teachers,
doctors, police, social workers, local area coordinators.)
For more information about KidSport, email kidsport@dsr.wa.gov.au or contact your local
government to see if they have already implemented KidSport.
Community Volunteers Grant
Applications are now open for the Department of Sport and
Recreation Community Volunteer Grants.
The Community Volunteer Grants provide funding to help recruit,
retain or up-skill new and existing volunteers within sport and active recreation clubs.
Funding is open until 1 May 2012. Grants are limited to between $1000 and $2000.
Who Can Apply?
Incorporated not for profit sport and active recreation clubs.
What can the grant be used for?
Applications must help recruit, retain or up-skill volunteers within your club. Examples may
include:
• Innovative ideas to recruit new and retain exisiting volunteers to your club.
• Provide volunteers within your club access to external learning and development
opportunities and courses (e.g. risk management, financial management for treasurer,
sponsorship seeking, first aid training, how to be an inclusive club).
• Support a volunteer coordinator/manager to establish and deliver a ‘train the trainer’
learning and development program tailored to the needs of the volunteers within that
organisation.
If you would like an application form or further information, please visit
www.clubonline.dsr.wa.gov.au/community-volunteer-project
or contact Ben Hlaing at the DSR on 9492 9719 or email ben.hlaing@dsr.wa.gov.au .
Smarter than Smoking Scholarships
The Department of Sport and Recreation (DSR), in partnership with
Healthway, has provided a scholarship scheme for talented regional
athletes called the Smarter than Smoking (STS) Country
Sport Scholarship Program since 1995.
The key aim of the STS program is to increase opportunities for young sub elite regional
athletes to access sport participation and talent development pathways. The program
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objectives are to increase country representation in State and National teams and to develop
elite athletes within a regional setting.
We are pleased to advise the following junior tennis players have been successful in attaining a
STS Scholarship:
1. Sam Galati (South West)
2. Corey Bavin (South West)
3. Matthew Haynes (Wheatbelt)
Second Hand Computers for sale
Tennis West has 4 second-hand computers for sale loaded with Windows XP
Pro operating system as well as Internet Explorer. They come with a monitor,
keyboard and mouse.
Two of the computers have 160GB hard drives, 1GB ram, DVD Burner drives
and are selling for $440.00 (incl GST).
Two of the computers have 40GB hard drives, 1GB ram, DVD Player drives and are selling for
$330.00 (incl GST).
First come, first served and machines are sold as is.
Contact Vanessa Brown at Tennis West on 6462-8311 or vbrown@tennis.com.au to purchase.
Synthetic Grass Courts For Sale
Four (4) synthetic grass courts for sale from the Mt Lawley Tennis
Centre.
Macro-curl, 12 years old and still in good condition.
Seeking $1000 ono. Please ring Les on 0417906451
Working with Children Check (WWC) Changes
On 1 July 2011, some new regulations regarding the Working with
Children (WWC) Legislation, applicable to the sport and recreation
industry, came into effect.
These changes include:
• Fees for paid employees and self employed people have
increased from $50 to $51.50. The fees for volunteers and students on unpaid
placement remain at $10.
• In situations where a person with two ‘jobs’ is employed in both paid and volunteer
child related work, the fee for paid work will be required. If a volunteer obtains paid
work during the three years that the WWC Card is valid, that person will not need to
apply for a new check until the card expires, unless there is a new offence of concern. A
current WWC Card remains transferable between paid and unpaid work.
• An exemption for students on unpaid placement who are under the age of 18 years
has been introduced.
It is important that you are implementing and complying with the WWC Legislation, which
includes keeping adequate records.
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For more detailed information visit www.dsr.wa.gov.au or www.checkwwc.wa.gov.au
If you would like further information or would like to attend an information session about how
to implement, and comply with, the WWC Legislation, please contact Helen Cunningham at the
WA Sports Federation on 9387 8100 or info@wasportsfed.asn.au
Changes to Liquor Licensing
Following from the issues raised at the April Council meeting in relation to licensing, please find
attached to this newsletter a brief summary of the changes coming into place in the liquor
licensing environment. This information is listed straight from the Department of Racing,
Gaming and Liquor website: www.rgl.wa.gov.au
If you need to know more or want clarification on the information please visit the above
website or contact the department. Please forward this information to all relevant people at
your club.
Club Health Check Incentives
Tennis Australia, in collaboration with The University of SA (CERM ©) have developed a series of
performance benchmarks to assist Australian tennis facility operators to annually benchmark
the performance of their tennis facility.
Why benchmark?
The indicators will become a critical tool for facility operators, Member Associations (MAs),
Government and Tennis Australia in determining where best to allocate resources and
assistance.
We also intend to develop a survey to benchmark the quality of services provided by tennis
facilities within Australia.
What are the benefits?
Affiliate and club benefits include:
• Benchmarking becomes part of the business and action planning process, which will
help improve management
• Invites research and recognition if a facility is below or above industry standards
• Provides the club with leverage for stakeholder assistance; for example, local
government grants
As an added incentive, the first 150 clubs who complete their Club Health Check by December
31, will receive a box of Wilson T1130 AO 4Balls. They will be distributed direct to the club by
early February.
For more information, or to complete the Club Health check visit the following website:
http://www.tennis.com.au/clubs/management/club-health-check
Sports First Aid Course
The Sports First Aid Course teaches the skills and knowledge required to provide first aid
response, life support, management of casualties, until the arrival of medical or other
assistance.
This one-day course has a sporting focus and is ideal for athletes, coaches, teachers and parents
who wish to make sport safer. The Sports First Aid Course is equivalent to an Apply or Senior
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First Aid and aligned to the National Competency Apply First Aid HLTFA301B.
Topics include:
• Basic Life Support (CPR)
• Crisis Management
• Common Sporting Injuries
• Environmental Injuries
• Transport of the Injured Athlete
$150 per person (including GST). This includes the Emergency First Aid text book, a triangular
bandage, and Sports Medicine Australia’s injury resources.
On successful completion of the course participants receive a 3year national certification
(incorporates CPR – HLTCPR201A and provide Basic Emergency Life Support – HLTFA201A).
For more information, or to register for the next course, visit the following Sports Medicine WA
website: http://sma.org.au/sma-branches-new/wa/
Christmas Shoe Box Appeal
Donations of old tennis balls are requested for the Christmas Shoe Box Appeal, which will
send shoe boxes of toys to disadvantaged children in Australia and
Overseas.
If your club has any old tennis balls you would like to donate, please
drop them off to the State Tennis Centre, Burswood.
Any donations would be greatly appreciated.
IYV+10 Grants Program
The United Nations designated 2001 as the International Year of
Volunteering. The year 2011 will mark the tenth anniversary of the
International Year of Volunteering (known as IYV+10). As part of the
celebrations and promotion that will occur throughout this milestone
year, Volunteering WA will be offering funding of up to $1000 to community organisations.
The aim of the IYV+10 Grants Program is to support both metropolitan and regional
communities to celebrate this special year as a whole of community event.
Applications that reflect partnerships between local organisations to run an event or display
will receive priority.
Funding may be used for administration, publicity, transport, hire of equipment and/or venue,
entertainment (e.g. hiring a band), food, or non-alcoholic beverages.
IYV+10 grants will be allocated on the basis of:
• The grant being used during 2011
• Preference for activities involving partnerships between local volunteer organisations
• Confirmation that the conditions of funding will be met
For more information, and to download an application form, visit the following website:
http://volunteeringwa.org.au
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Apply now for a Local Sporting Champions Grant
Do you know a Local Sporting Champion?
Are you, or do you know, a dedicated
young athlete, coach or official
participating in a state or national
sporting championships? Are you
aged 12-18 years old travelling
further than 250km return for a
state or national championships?
If yes, then you or your team could be
eligible for a Local Sporting Champions grant to help meet costs such as uniforms, travel,
accommodation and equipment.
Grants of $500 per individual and $3,000 per team are available for young people
participating in a nominated National Sporting Organisation-endorsed state or national
sporting championships or a School Sport Australia national championship.
This program is an Australian Government initiative managed by the Australian Sports
Commission and supports 7,000 young people each year.
The grants are designed to help athletes, coaches and officials achieve their sporting goals and
are distributed across all 150 federal electorates of the national parliament.
Applications are open, so apply now!
Applications must be submitted prior to the commencement of the nominated championships.
For further information, including application forms and eligibility criteria, go to:
http://www.ausport.gov.au/champions
SunSmart Club Funding – NOW $250
From January 1, 2011, SunSmart Club Connect Funding now offers both metro and country
tennis clubs $250 in funding to increase club membership by conducting a club activity or
event such as:
- Club Tournament
- Corporate Tennis Day / Come and Try Day
- Any other club membership initiatives
The Sun Smart message must be presented throughout the event through the use of signage,
participants wearing hats and using sunscreen.
If you would like further information on the Sun Smart Club Connect Clinics, please call Paul
Oldfield at Tennis West on 6462 8318 / poldfield@tennis.com.au
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Youth Activities Grants
Funding of up to $5 000 each is offered for community organisations to develop projects that
encourage young people to get involved in innovative and challenging community projects
and activities. Projects must benefit young people between 12-25 years.
Applications may be submitted at any time.
The project should address one or more of the following priorities:
• Improving mental and emotional well being
• Increasing drug and alcohol awareness
• Changing community perceptions about young people
Please contact the Grants and Contracts Officer for more information by telephoning (08) 6217
8400 or email grants@communities.wa.gov.au
COMPETITIONS CHATTER
Compulsory Online Entry – My Tennis ID Number
Required
2012 will see major changes in OJT and AMT Events across Australia with
the implementation of qualifying singles events for all Australian Ranking
Tournaments starting off with Applecross Junior Open
It is compulsory AS OF NOW to enter tournaments only through online
entry.
You will be asked to input your my Tennis ID Number. This is the only number you can use
To obtain your number please contact Tennis West on 6462 8300.
Blockbuster Washout
BLOCKBUSTER WASH OUT
The Brikmakers State Tennis League kicked off on Saturday 22 October with 8 Men’s teams
and 6 Women’s teams flocking to the State Tennis Centre to launch the opening round of the
season.
Australia’s number 2 and the World’s number 80, Matt Ebden, made a starring appearance
taking on last year’s Premiers Hensman Park and matching up against their number one, Miles
Armstrong. Ebden took an early lead and dictated play from the first to last ball. He managed
to shut down Armstrong’s rocket serve and take first set 6-1. Ebden came out firing in the
second set to take a 4-0 lead before play was suspended due to rain.
In the women’s, Williams local Jessica Moore debuted for City Beach, knocking out Caitlin
Cridland in straight sets.
Despite the standard of play and the electric atmosphere at the State Tennis Centre,
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unfortunately there was no stopping the rain. The rain crept in just after 3.30pm and play was
postponed, before the call was made at 5pm to cancel play for the day.
In the Juniors Blockbuster the following day, the level of play was remarkable. The stars of
tomorrow really stood up and put on a stellar display of competitive tennis in front of a healthy
crowd. Hensman Park’s young gun Rhys Johnson, starred in both the Seniors and Juniors
Blockbusters. The 16 year old disposing of Wembley Downs Craig Campbell in the seniors
before beating Dalkeith’s Linus Goh in straight sets 7-5, 6-4 in the juniors on Sunday. A total of
5 girl’s teams and 9 boy’s team make up the Junior State League competition, with Bunbury
Tennis Club joining the boy’s competition for the first time this year.
Thank you to all who attended, the coordinators, supporters and players. Good luck to all teams
participating in the nation’s biggest and most prestige pennants competition, the Brikmakers
Tennis League.
Tennis Seniors Events at Mt Lawley 27-30 December
The Mt Lawley Tennis Club will be conducting Tennis
Seniors events as part of their 2011 SNAP State
Grasscourt Championships to be held 27-30
December. They will provide a great opportunity for
players participating in the Australian team and individual Championships in January to get
some valuable match practise. The events being held are;
Men’s and Ladies 35 and Over Singles & Doubles
Men’s and Ladies 55 and Over Singles & Doubles
It is expected that the singles will be knockout and the doubles round robin. If sufficient entries
are received the round robins events will be graded in line with Tennis Seniors WA ratings and if
possible played over the last 2 days of the tournament, say groups of 6 with a maximum of 5
matches.
Australian Ranking points open events and Optus Junior Tour events also form part of this
tournament.
Entry is via the internet at www.tennis.com.au/wa >WA Tournaments then scroll down until
the State Grasscourt details come up. All entry information is available on the web however if
you need any assistance please contact Wayne Firns on 0410564785.
Redkite Tournaments
Make a difference this tennis and holiday season and hold a Redkite Tennis Tournament to
support children and young people and their families through the cancer journey.
Your Redkite Tennis Tournament could be as simple as charging an entry fee to a standard
tournament or get creative and hold mini tournaments for all ages, competitions such as fastest
serve, you could even include a raffle or sell strawberries & cream Wimbledon style!
Redkite will send you everything you need to make sure your day is a huge success including
posters, balloons, and the Redkite Tennis Tournament Fundraising guide which includes lots of
ideas and a step by step guide to hosting your tournament.
To register your Redkite Tennis Tournament at your club, please call Deborah Hill on 08 9384
7966 or email dhill@redkite.org.au
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Redkite is a charity that provides support for the whole family through
the entire cancer journey; from the moment of diagnosis, during
treatment, and when families return home from hospital.
Your Redkite Tennis Tournament could make a huge difference to the
lives of children and young people with cancer.
Come and Get it!
Wembley Downs Tennis Club offering food during Pennant Season
Wembley Downs Tennis Club would like to let visiting players and other visitors know there will
be fresh food available on Saturdays during pennant season. So now you don’t have to worry
about getting lunch before you get to the Club!
Food & soft drinks available from 12.30pm onwards every Saturday during the pennant season!
Bojana Bobusic wins first Pro Tour
South Perth’s Bojana Bobusic (pictured in Orange) was
victorious in collecting her first Pro Tour title at the City
of Mount Gambier Blue Lake International.
Bobusic, the No. 8 seed had to knock off a number of top
seeds before claiming her first Pro Tour title by defeating
Korean Sung-Hee Han 6-3 6-2.
After her narrow loss to Olivia Rogowska in Port Pirie
last month, Bobusic capitalised on her top form to take the title effortlessly yesterday. Bobusic
did not lose a set on her run to the final.
The first round saw her whistle past Ashley Keir (ACT) 6-2 6-1. She went on to beat Karolina
Wlodarczak (Vic) 6-4 6-3 before knocking out New Zealander and No. 3 seed Sacha Jones 6-4
7-5. The semi then saw her defeat, for a second week in a row, No. 2 seed Isabella Holland (Qld)
6-2 6-3.
Though the win hasn’t sunk in for Bobusic, she was thrilled to have won her first Pro Tour title. “I
played well and I’m really happy to get the win,” Bojana Bobusic said.
“It hasn’t really sunk in yet, but coming off last week and not being able to get the win and
having made a couple of other finals this year, I’m just really excited and happy I could come
away with it today.”
Tyra Calderwood (NSW) and Stephanie Bengson (NSW) took out the women’s doubles title
after No. 2 seeds Sally Peers (Vic) and Isabella Holland (Qld) withdrew due to injury.
The City of Mount Gambier Blue Lake International is a part of the 2011 – 2012 Australian
Pro Tour, a series of professional tennis events that bridge junior events and the ATP/WTA Tour,
providing an opportunity for players to earn their first world ranking points.
For more information on the tournaments, the 2011 – 2012 Australian Pro Tour, Tennis Australia
or the players, visit www.tennis.com.au. For more information on the ITF Pro circuit visit
www.itftennis.com
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Tournament Results:
WA OPEN SUPER AMT
• Mens Championship Singles - Brydan Klein (1) defeated Gavin Van Peperzeel (6) 6-2 6-4
• Mens Consolation – David Singles (5) 7-6 (1) Ret Josh Boots
• Womens Championship Singles – Monique Adamczak (4) defeated Tang Hao Chen 6-4 7-6 (5)
• Womens Consolation – Kayleigh Nicholas (4) defeated Sophie Allen Fisher 6-2 6-4
• Mens Championships Doubles – Scott Puodziunas & Gavin Van Peperzeel (2) defeated Yilan
Wang & Noam Hitchaki 6-1 6-4
• Womens Championship Doubles - Monique Adamczak & Sandra Zaniewska (2) defeated Bojana
Bobusic & Melanie South (1) 6-3 4-6 10-8
CLIFFS ESPERANCE PRO TOUR
• Mens Singles– Benjamin Mitchell AUS (1) defeated Matt Reid AUS (2) 6-1 6-4
• Mens Doubles - Brydan Klein AUS & Jose Statham NZ (1) defeated Wan & Peng Gao CHN 7-5 6-3
• Womens Singles - Casey Dellacqua AUS(3) defeated Olivia Rogowska AUS(2) 6-2 6-1
• Womens Doubles - Casey Dellacqua & Olivia Rogowska AUS(1) defeated Monique Adamzcak
(Aus) & Sandra Zaniewska POL (3) 6-3 6-2
GOLD FIELDS ST IVES PRO TOUR
• Mens Singles – Brydan Klein AUS(4) defeated Ben Mitchell AUS (1) 7-5 6-3
• Mens Double – Michael Look AUS & Nicolas Meister USA defeated Brydan Klein AUS & Jose
Statham NZ (1) 2-6 7-6( 6) 10-5
• Womens Singles - Casey Dellacqua AUS (1) defeated Monique Adamzcak AUS 6-2 6-2
WA STATE JUNIOR HARDCOURTS
• Boys 10 Singles – William Hann (2) defeated Connor Enslin (1) 8-3
• Girls 10 Singles – Jessie Voitkevich (1) defeated Lexie Weir (2) 9-7
• Boys 12 Singles – Lachlan Cavsey (1) defeated Ollie Henderson (14) 6-0 6-2
• Boys 12 Consolation – Tristan Gelati (4) defeated Thomas Hann (10) 7-6 6-3
• Boys 12 Doubles - Trent Potter & Colten Way (3) defeated Ben Camer-Pesci & Alex Lugovsky(4) 6-
1 6-1
• Girls 12 Singles – Madelaine Muller-Hughes (1) defeated Millie Evans 6-3 6-4
• Girls 12 Consolation – Nadia Rajan defeated Jasmine Carswell 6-7 6-2 10-6
• Girls 12 Doubles Tsige Lacey & Madelaine Muller-Hughes (1) defeated Julia Rakovecic &Tatum
Wolmarins (4) 7-5 6-1
• Boys 14 Singles – Tyler Tranqille (1) defeated Michael Offerman (2) 6-1 5-7 6-0
• Boys 14 Consolation – Dino Bisignano (10) defeated Neil Mabee ( 16) 3-6 -3 10-7
• Boys 14 Doubles – Rafe Bonini & Pierre Enjolras (2) defeated Marcus Bouckaert & Michael
Offerman (1) 6-1 6-1
• Girls 14 Singles - Amelia Jones (1) defeated Annabelle Lim (2) 6-3 6-3
• Girls 14 Consolation - Chelsea Church (3) defeated Leah Crabb (8) 6-1 6-2
• Girls 14 Doubles – Amelia Jones & Annabelle Lim (1) defeated Chelsea Church & Mervegul
Nuhana (2) 6-2 6-2
• Boys 16 Singles - James Mitchell (4) defeated Jack Dowland (3) 4-6 6-4 6-1
• Boys 16 Consolation – Hendrik Enslin ( defeated Neil Mabee 6-3 2-6 10-8
• Boys 16 Doubles – Jack Dowland & Luke Keddie(1) def. Samuel Galati & Matt Haynes(2) 6-3 6-1
• Boys 18 Singles – Callum Henderson defeated Louis Asser(1) 6-4 6-3
• Girls 18 Singles – RR winner Aura Becerra-Cerinza
WA JUNIOR OPEN
• Boys 10 Singles - Benjamin Dachs defeated William Hann 9-8
• Boys 10 Consolation - Rupert Kang defeated Ethan Foo 8-5
• Girls 10 Singles - RR Winner Georgia Tovich
• Boys 12 Singles - Daniel Groundwater (5) defeated Lachlan Casey (1) 6-2 6-4
• Boys 12 Consolation - Christian Harding (13) defeated Sam Alexander 6-1 6-1
• Boys 12 Doubles - Rigby Dowland & Ben Webster (1) defeated Nathanael Consolvo & Daniel
Groundwater (2) 6-1 7-6 (2)
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• Girls 12 Singles - Erika Bollweg (1) defeated Olivia Rimmer (2) 6-2 3-6 6-2
• Girls 12 Consolation – Chesca Hanlin(9) defeated Madigan Alcorn –West 6-2 7-5
• Girls 12 Doubles - Madelaine Muller –Hughes & Olivia Rimmer (2) defeated Erika Bollweg& Tsige
Lacey 4-6 7-6 10-7
• Boys 14 Singles – Scott Jones (2) defeated Luke Keddie (1) 6-4 6-4
• Boys 14 Consolation - Pierre Enjolras (13) defeated Ben Bannen (9) 6-2 6-2
• Boys 14 Doubles - Scott Jones & Luke Keddie (1) defeated Connor McAlpine & Tyler Tranquille
(2) 6-4 3-6 10-7
• Girls 14 Singles - Megan Kauffman (2) defeated Imogen Howes (1) 7-5 6-2
• Girls 14 Consolation - Georgie Jones defeated Tasha How Tow(6) 6-2 6-4
• Girls 14 Doubles - Imogen Howes & Megan Kauffman (1) defeated Amelia Jones & Charleen
Tiwari (2) 6-4 7-6(6)
• Boys 16 Singles - Jack Lyttle (2) defeated Ryan Godwin (1) 4-6 6-4 6-2
• Boys 16 Consolation - Rei Masuda defeated Anthony De Lima 6-3 6-3
• Boys 16 Doubles – Ryan Godwin & Linus Goh (1) defeated Jack Lyttle & James Mitchell (2) 6-0 6-4
• Girls 16 Singles – Aura Becerra-Cerinza (2) defeated Jodie Thatcher 6-2 3-6 6-4
• Girls 16 Consolation - Tara Dunhill
• Boys 18 Singles - Louis Asser (1) defeated Alex Jones (4) 6-3 7-5
• Boys 18 Consolation - Nathan Ridout defeated Kevin Kusel 6-3 4-6 10-6
• Boys 18 Doubles - Louis Asser & Daniel Ibbitson RR Winners
CITY OF JOONDALUP JUNIOR HARDCOURT
• Boys 10 singles – Jarrod Capararo defeated Samuel De Andrade 8-6
• Boys 10 Doubles – Jarrod Capararo & Ethan Foo RR Winners
• Girls 10 Singles - Julia Wang RR Winner
• Boys 12 Singles - Ben Webster (1) defeated Christian Harding (9) 6-1 6-2
• Boys 12 Consolation - Jacob Palinski (8) defeated Sam Alexander 6-3 7-5
• Boys 12 Doubles - Luca Bonini & Tristan Schoolkate (4) defeated Jack Hardy & Trent Potter 6-3 6-4
• Girls 12 Singles - Olivia Rimmer (2) defeated Erika Bollweg (1) 6-4 6-4
• Girls 12 Consolation - Julia Rakocevic defeated Lexie Weir 4-6 6-1 10-8
• Girls 12 Doubles - Erika Bollweg & Yazlyn Way (1) defeated Jana & Julia Rakocevic
• Boys 14 Singles – Tyler Tranquille(1) defeated Michael Offerman (4) 6-4 5-7 6-2
• Boys 14 Consolation - Pierre Enjolras (11) defeated Marcus Bouckaert (12) 6-3 6-3
• Boys 14 Doubles - Rafe Bonini & Pierre Enjolras (4) defeated Marcus Bouckaert & Michael
Offerman (3) 6-0 6-2
• Girls 14 Singles - Maddison Inglis (2) defeated Amelia Jones (5) 6-2 6-0
• Girls 14 Consolation - Sally Partington (6) defeated Annabelle Lim 6-1 6-3
• Girls 14 Doubles – Maddison Inglis & Megan Kauffman (1) defeated Askin Arslan & Imogen
Howes (2) 6-0 6-4
• Boys 16 Singles - Jack Lyttle (2) defeated Ryan Godwin (1) 6-3 6-3
• Boys 16 Consolation - Jack Dowland defeated Matt Haynes 6-4 7-6
• Boys 16 Doubles – Ryan Godwin & Linus Goh (1) defeated Jack Dowland & Luke Keddie ( 4) 6-3 4-
6 10-8
• Girls 16 Singles – Tara Dunhill RR Winner
WOMEN IN TENNIS GIRLS FOUNDATION CUP
• Winner Singles: Hayley McAlpine (Moore Districts)
• Runner Up Singles: Madeline Muller-Hughes (South West)
• Winner Consolation: Elana Dillon (South West)
• Runner up Consolation: Shannon Marshall (Upper Great Southern)
• Winner Classic: Laura Addis (Great Southern)
• Runner Up Classic: Grace Buffham (Lower Great Southern)
• Final Placing Teams Event:
o 1 st – South West A
o 2 nd - Great Southern A
o 3 rd – Mid West A
o 4 th – Moore Districts
o 5 th – Upper Great Southern
o 6 th – Lower Great Southern A
o 7 th – Central Districts
o 8 th – South West B
o 9 th – South Coast
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o 10 th – South West C
o 11 th – Great Southern B
o 12 th – Mid West B
o 13 th Lower Great Southern
BOYS D’ARCY SLATER CUP
• Winner Singles: Thomas Vellios (South West)
• Runner Up Singles: Colten Way (South Coast)
• Winner Consolation: Mitchell Fraser (South West)
• Runner Up Consolation: Todd Kenny (Moore Districts A)
• Winner Classic: Christopher Lawrence (Central Districts B)
• Runner Up Classic: Joshua Bakranich (Mid West B)
• Final Placing Teams Event:
o 1 ST South West A
o 2 nd Central Districts A
o 3 rd South Coast
o 4 th Midwest A
o 5 th Moore Districts A
o 6 th South West B
o 7 th Lower Great Southern A
o 8 th South West C
o 9 th Great Southern A
o 10 th Upper Great Southern
o 11 th Central Districts B
o 12 th Midwest B
o 13 th Moore Districts B
o 14 th Great Southern B
o 15 th Central Districts C
o 16 th Lower Great Southern B
Upcoming Tournaments
JUNIOR GRASS COURT CHAMPIONSHIPS
15 -18 December, 2011
Silver OJT 12, 14, &16/U
JDS 10, 12, 14, &16/U
Robertson Park Tennis Centre
Fitzgerald St, North Perth
Contact: Jason Roberts jason@tenniscentral.com.au
EAST FREMANTLE JUNIOR TOURNAMENT
19-23 December, 2011
OJT 12, 14, &16/U
JDS 10, 12, 14, &16/U
East Fremantle Tennis Club
Cnr Preston Point Rd & Petra St, East Fremantle
Contact: Scott Marshall 9339 2943
SNAP WA STATE GRASSCOURTS
27 -30 December, 2011
AMT White Series
Seniors O/35 & 0/55
OJT White Series 12, 14, &16/U
JDS 10/U
Mt Lawley Tennis Club
Central Ave, Inglewood
Contact: Wayne Firns manager@mtlawleytennis.com.au
For more information regarding these events visit our website www.tennis.com.au/wa - tournaments –
upcoming events
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