18 YEARS & UNDER @SchoolSportAust @SchoolSportAust CHAMPIONSHIPS (PIZZEY CUP)

Championship information including SHEPPARTON, VICTORIA draws and results can be found at www.schoolsport.edu.au 29 APRIL – 7 MAY, 2017

Proudly hosted by SSA TENNIS

TENNIS School Sport

President: Mr Graeme Jennings Acting Executive Officer: Mr Mike Grant Tennis National Secretary: Mr Graeme Waight

School Sport Victoria

President: Ms Sarah Burns Vice President: Mr Tony Goodwin Chief Executive Officer: Ms Jude Maguire DET Representative: Mr Tim Fitzgerald

Local Organising Committee

School Sport Victoria: Mr Ian Landy Ms Jeanetta Rodwell Mr Raff Agostino Tennis Victoria: Mr Nick Hinneberg Tennis Australia Mr Ben Dew Shepparton Lawn Tennis Club Mr Malcolm Thiel

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Welcome from School Sport Australia

School Sport Australia President’s Welcome

On behalf of the Board of School Sport Australia, I welcome all students, teachers, team officials and parents to the 2017 School Sport Australia Pizzey Cup Tennis 18 Years and Under Championship.

Established in 1981, School Sport Australia is responsible for the development and promotion of school sport in Australia. Each year school sport representative opportunities are provided for over 6,000 students.

State and Territory school sport bodies work collaboratively and have accepted responsibility for implementing School Sport Australia programs, assisting in policy development and providing, through their individual state/territory networks, the maximum number of opportunities for students to participate in the broadest possible range of sporting activities. School sport is offered at district, regional, state and interstate level and each year, hundreds of thousands of Australian students are provided with participation opportunities.

Approved international programs and the Pacific School Games are features of the national school sport calendar. International competitions planned during 2017 include Football, Hockey, Netball and Water Polo, plus schools representing School Sport Australia will be invited to participate at International School Sport Federation competitions in Athletics and Tennis.

Interstate sporting competitions provide opportunities for students to participate in sport at the highest level. These Championships are an integral part of the School Sport Australia program, not only for their sporting benefits, but also for the immense educational, cultural and social benefits they provide for the participants.

I extend to all students my best wishes in their pursuit of selection for their State or Territory team and wish them an enjoyable and rewarding experience as they pursue their personal goals in this particular sporting endeavour.

Representing a State or Territory is an achievement of which you can feel very proud. I hope that all competitors, team officials, organisers and supporters associated with this Championship derive satisfaction and fulfilment from their involvement.

In closing, I wish to acknowledge and thank School Sport Victoria, Tennis Australia, Tennis Victoria, the Championship officials and all of the officials from the competing States and Territories for their contribution in ensuring the success of the Championship.

Graeme Jennings President School Sport Australia

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Welcome from School Sport Victoria

On behalf of School Sport Victoria, I extend a very warm welcome to all students, teachers, team officials and parents to the 2017 School Sport Australia Pizzey Cup Tennis Championships.

It is Victoria’s privilege to host such a prestigious event and I am grateful to the Organising Committee for their expertise and time in the planning already undertaken to ensure SSV run a quality competition. I would also like to acknowledge the coaches, managers and officials, as well as staff from each state in their School Sport units, for their cooperation and professional attitude towards the staging of this event.

I extend my congratulations to the students who have been selected to represent their State or Territory and acknowledge that you wear your uniforms with pride. Your selection reflects dedication and commitment to the sport not only from you personally but also the support you have received from your teachers, coaches and family. I hope that the coming week of competition is rewarding for you; not only to exhibit and develop your skills and teamwork, but to enable you to continue or develop new friendships.

The aims of School Sport Australia, which SSV will foster during this event, are to ensure that students develop athletically, socially and educationally from their involvement in school sport. Remembering this, I hope that all participants will enjoy themselves and achieve the team and personal goals you have set yourselves.

I also hope that within the busy competition schedule you will have time to sample some of the many attractions that Shepparton has to offer.

I wish all participants an enjoyable and memorable week.

Jude Maguire Chief Executive Officer School Sport Victoria

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Welcome from the National Secretary

On behalf of School Sport Australia I would like to welcome all students participating in the 2017 J.C.A. Pizzey Cup and Tennis Australia Cup. Congratulations to you all on representing your State/Territory at this important and prestigious tennis event.

The Pizzey Cup was inaugurated in 1963 with the trophy being donated by the then Minister of Education, Mr Jack Pizzey. From 1938 to 1963 the Bruce Cup was competed for in an under 15 years event. With the start of the Pizzey Cup, the Bruce Cup became the trophy to be competed for by primary aged school students. Both events have added considerably over the years to the long and proud history of Australian tennis with some of Australia’s finest tennis players, coaches and officials commencing their careers at these two tournaments.

It is one of the outstanding features of School Sport Australia Championships that representatives from across Australia are able to compete on a regular basis despite the vast distances involved. I am certain that the great traditions of school sport will be maintained throughout this event.

I acknowledge the continuing support by Tennis Australia of this event. The support of Tennis Australia is instrumental to the success of this event. This year gold Australian Ranking points will be awarded for all Tennis Australia Cup matches.

To the School Sport Victoria team lead by Ian Landy goes my appreciation for their effort and skill in organising this event.

To the Shepparton Tennis Club thank you for hosting this year’s event. I’m sure everyone involved will enjoy your warm hospitality, great facilities and fabulous grass courts.

To the team managers go my sincere thanks for their continued support, loyalty and friendship. Their contribution is considerable in making this School Sport Australia activity the successful and enjoyable learning experience for students it has been for many years.

I trust that all matches will be played in the true spirit of sportsmanship, and as the competition progresses, new and valuable friendships will be made.

I know that your time in Shepparton will be rewarding, and you will return home with fond memories of your participation in the 2017 J.C.A. Pizzey Cup and Tennis Australia Cup.

Graeme Waight

National Tennis Secretary

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Welcome from Tennis Australia

On behalf of Tennis Australia, we would like to welcome you to Shepparton for the 2017 Pizzey Cup. Congratulations on being selected to represent your state/territory and we hope you enjoy the experience of participating in this great event.

Tennis Australia is once again delighted to provide support to this long running secondary school event, and would like to thank School Sport Australia and national tennis secretary Graeme Waight for their efforts in making the Pizzey Cup the fantastic event that it is. Tennis Australia and School Sport Australia have a long and proud association with the Pizzey Cup – a tournament that was first contested nationally in 1978.

The honour board of previous Pizzey Cup competitors is a who’s who of Australian tennis. Former greats such as , John Alexander and Evonne Cawley, and more recently , , Richard Fromberg, Patrick Rafter, Sam Stosur, Casey Dellacqua, James Duckworth and Jordan Thompson (to mention just a few) have all enjoyed the opportunity to represent their states. In tennis we are committed to developing young Australians in both their sporting and educational endeavours and see the Pizzey Cup as an integral part of this development. Along with this, the Pizzey Cup also provides a unique opportunity to forge new friendships and to have memorable cultural experiences. For some of you it will be your first opportunity playing state/territory representative team tennis. For others it presents an opportunity to capitalise on quality match-play opportunities as you look towards future national and international tennis success.

To all competitors, whatever your goals, we wish you all the very best in a memorable week of fun and exciting competitive tennis.

Paul Cammack Director of Participation Tennis Australia

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Welcome from Tennis Victoria

On behalf of the Tennis Victoria Board of Directors and staff, it is my pleasure to welcome all competitors and supporters to the Shepparton Lawn Tennis Club for the 54th staging of the Pizzey Cup tennis event. This national secondary school tennis championships has a rich history with many famous Australian players participating over the years.

Team tennis events like the Pizzey Cup are always a great chance for players to enjoy good camaraderie and support each other. Tennis Victoria is proud to be able to support this national showcase of some of the best junior players in the country. We hope all teams enjoy the event and I wish everyone a fantastic week of competition at this wonderful tennis facility in regional Victoria.

Kind regards,

Matthew Kennedy CEO Tennis Victoria

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Welcome from the Greater Shepparton City Council

Welcome to Greater Shepparton! We are delighted to be hosting the 2017 Pizzey Cup Championships.

We’re pleased that our community will get to see Victoria’s top young tennis players compete. Well done for devoting your time and upholding the best qualities of sportsmanship and teamwork.

I would like to thank all of the people who have put time and effort into making this event possible. We’re glad that you’ll get to experience the championships in the beautiful natural surroundings of Greater Shepparton. We’re proud of the wide range of sporting and recreational facilities available to keep our community fit and active. While you are here, please take the time to indulge at some of our multicultural restaurants and cafes. To all of the parents, thank you for supporting your children’s tennis and bringing them to Greater Shepparton to make this week possible. We truly hope that all the players and their families will have an enjoyable time. Good luck to everyone, have a great tournament, and most of all have fun!

Mayor Dinny Adem

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Championships Draw

2017 Pizzey Cup Draw – Draft as 15/12/2016 Shepparton, Victoria 29 April – 7 May 2017

Sunday 30th April Monday 1st May VIC v TAS NSW v TAS WA v ACT WA v SA QLD v SA QLD v ACT NSW BYE VIC BYE

Tuesday 2nd May Wednesday 3rd May NSW v ACT NSW v SA VIC v SA VIC v ACT QLD v TAS WA v TAS WA BYE QLD BYE

Thursday 4th May Friday 5th May NSW v QLD NSW v WA VIC v WA VIC v QLD ACT v TAS SA v TAS SA BYE ACT BYE

Saturday 6th May NSW v VIC WA v QLD SA v ACT TAS BYE

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PARTICIPATING TEAMS 18 YEARS AND UNDER

Australian Capital Territory

STUDENT Rankings School (Full name please) First Last name 1 Samuel Bisa Canberra Grammar School 2 Erik Chen Telopea Park School 3 Oliver Sheehan Canberra Grammar School 4 Aiden Battisson St Mary MacKillop College 5 Marius van Rensburg Canberra Grammar School 6 Patrick Roche Erindale College 7 Toby Clarke Alfred Deakin High School

1 Madison Sutherland Daramalan College 2 Annika Wise Lyneham High School 3 Amy Heiden Dickson College 4 Olivia Burt St Clare's College 5 Victoria D'Ambrosio Burgmann Anglican School 6 Sofia Burt Alfred Deakin High School 7 Katlin Bruce Telopea Park School 8 Deanne Milward Hawker College

Coach Christopher Webster St Mary Mackillop College Team Diana Lawrence Telopea Park School Manager

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New South Wales

STUDENT Rankings School (Full name please) First Last name 1 Scott Gardiner The Kings School 2 Trent Marlin Camden High School 3 Tom Evans Colo High School 4 Andre De Oliveira Cecil Hills High School 5 Stevie Young Sydney Boys High School 6 Corey Clarke Camden Haven High School 7 Mark Papadopoulos Newington College 8 Taiyo Harada Chatswood High School

1 Monique Burton St Catherines Waverley 2 Grace Schumacher All Saints College Bathurst 3 Angelina Subotic Dordevic Liverpool Girls High School 4 Milan Krish Meriden School 5 Mia Repac Holy Spirit College 6 Laura Wunderlich Hornsby Girls High School 7 Taylah Lawless Arndell Anglican College 8 Catherine Aulia St Catherines Waverley Coach Melissa Pulsford Norfolk Island High School Coach Richard Hart Saint Ignatius College, Riverview Manager Paul Creighton Dapto High School

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Queensland

STUDENT Rankings School (Full name please) First Last name 1 Patrick Harper St Peters Lutheran College, Indooroopilly 2 Jayden Court School Of Distance Education 3 Cade Birrell Coomera Anglican College 4 Joshua Barber Mitchelton State High School 5 Kyle Johnstone St Brendan’s College, Yeppoon Qld Academy For Maths, Science & 6 Tom Bowen Technology 7 Lathan Treacy Iona College, Wynnum West 8 Tom Braithwaite The Cathedral School, Townsville

1 Naomi Mckenzie Kelvin Grove State College 2 Megan Smith Kelvin Grove State College 3 Danielle Morris St Aiden’s Anglican Girls’ School, Corinda 4 Ruby Fraser St Aiden’s Anglican Girls’ School, Corinda 5 Olivia Massingham The Cathedral College, Rockhampton 6 Kiera Meier-Elliott St Aiden’s Anglican Girls’ School, Corinda 7 Grace Thomas Sunshine Coast Grammar School 8 Niamh Macfarlane St Margaret’s Anglican Girls’ School, Ascot Coach Manager Deirdre Musumeci Home Hill State High School Coach Manager Shaun Kanowski Allora P-10 State School

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South Australia

STUDENT Rankings School (Full name please) First Last name 1 David Abfalter St Peter's College 2 Josh Laka Westminster School 3 Dale Nixon Xavier College 4 Stefan Bianchet Mercedes College 5 Jared Waterman Marryatville High School 6 Sam Sanderson Sacred Heart College Senior School 7 Callum Gale St Peter's College 8 Benjamin Cahill Pulteney Grammar School

1 Yasmin Glazbrook St Peter's Collegiate Girls' School 2 Tiana Glazbrook St Peter's Collegiate Girls' School 3 Heidi Evans Aberfoyle Park High School 4 Natasha Russell Westminster School 5 Nicola Pavlic Marryatville High School 6 Marit Gillam Walford Anglican School for Girls 7 Jasmine Adams Woodcroft College Inc 8 Tully Richter Nazareth Cath Coll Flinders Sec Camp Tour Sally Cowgill Craigmore High School Manager Coach Colin Ebelthite Tennis SA Team Libbie Kalatzis Gawler and Districts College B-12 Manager

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Tasmania

STUDENT Rankings School (Full name please) First Last name 1 Ben Barnett Launceston Church Grammar School 2 Ben Cawston The Friends' School 3 Remy Lynch The Hutchins School 4 Henry Ostler The Friends' School 5 Oscar Targett The Friends' School 6 Patrick Egerrup-Root Hobart College 7 Jakob Haas St Virgil's College 8 Ronan Naidoo Riverside High School

1 Eliane Fader The Friends' School 2 Olivia Maskell Fahan School 3 Charlotte Ingram Fahan School 4 Georgina Fish St Michael's Collegiate 5 Claudia Barnes St Mary's College 6 Arnaka Bourn Marist Regional College 7 Chelsea Leqqett St Patrick's College 8 Tully Bourn Burnie High School Coach James Bolzonello Tennis Tasmania Team Kerrie Elmer Tenni s Tasmania Manager

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Victoria

STUDENT Rankings School (Full name please) First Last name 1 Jasmin Starr Box Hill Senior Secondary College 2 Gabrielle Ioannou Maribyrnong College 3 Steffi McDonald St. Brigid’s College Horsham 4 Olivia Quigley Goulburn Valley Grammar Shepparton 5 Katelyn Kissack Maribyrnong College 6 Jemma Carbis Santa Maria College Northcote 7 Elise Morrison Swan Hill College 8 Sam Ritchie Brighton Secondary College

1 Jack Clements Wonthaggi Secondary College 2 David Bulbulian Newhaven College 3 Matt Woerndle Penleigh & Essendon Grammar School 4 Tim Karpinski Box Hill Senior High School 5 Connor Hipwell Brighton Grammar School 6 Cooper White Ivanhoe Grammar School 7 Jonathan Zarb St. Joseph’s College Geelong 8 Josh McPhee St. Ignatius College Geelong Tour Linda Huynh Lowana College Manager Girls Coach Sally Kirstine Kurnai College University Campus Manager Boys Coach Cobram Secondary College Bryan McKenna Manager

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Western Australia

STUDENT Rankings School (Full name please) First Last name 1 Nadia Rajan Perth Montessori School 2 Alexandra Weir Methodist Ladies' College 3 Luna Jokanovic Applecross Senior High School 4 Tara Gilich Applecross Senior High School 5 Hayley Burton Applecross Senior High School 6 Ruby Culley St Hilda's Anglican School for Girls 7 Georgia Tovich Presbyterian Ladies College 8 Lukundo Simbile Churchlands Senior High School

1 Tristan Schoolkate Churchlands Senior High School 2 William Hann Hale School 3 Connor Enslin Scotch College 4 Gen Naraya Aranmore Catholic College 5 Matthew De Groot Serpentine-Jarrahdale Grammar School 6 Nikola Dotlic John Forrest Secondary College 7 Tyler Mizuhata Applecross Senior High School 8 Joshua Martelli Trinity College Tour Leader Andrea Rundle Katanning SHS Boys Simon Cockburn Busselton SHS Coach/Manager Girls Alison Kirk Geographe Primary School Coach/Manager

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Program of Events DAY DATE ACTIVITY 1 Saturday 29 April Teams arrive; Practice Session, Opening Ceremony 5:00pm , Pre-event meeting 6:00pm 2 Sunday 30 April Day 1 competition, Excursion 3 Monday 1 May Day 2 competition, Excursion 4 Tuesday 2 May Day 3 competition, Excursion 5 Wednesday 3 Day 4 competition, Excursion May 6 Thursday 4 May Day 5 competition, Excursion 7 Friday 5 May Day 6 competition, Excursion, Post Event meeting 8 Saturday 6 May Day 7 competition, Excursion, Presentation Dinner 6pm for 6:30pm start 9 Sunday 7 May Teams Depart

COMPETING TEAMS

BOYS ACT NSW QLD SA TAS VIC WA GIRLS ACT NSW QLD SA TAS VIC WA

Championship Presentation Dinner

Saturday 6 May 6:30pm to 10pm The Woolshed@Emerald Bank, 7719 Goulburn Valley Hwy, Kialla VIC

Educational Excursion Wellbeing - The foundation for success on and off court

Presented by Ben Robertson, National Performance Wellbeing Manager at Tennis Australia and Natalie Martin, Tennis Australia Education Manager.

Schedule Sunday 30 April NSW 10.00am – 11.00am Monday 1 May VIC 10.00am – 11.00am Tuesday 2 May WA 10.00am – 11.00am Wednesday 3 May QLD 10.00am – 11.00am Thursday 4 May SA 10.00am – 11.00am Friday 5 May ACT 10.00am – 11.00am Saturday 6 May TAS 10.00am – 11.00am

All Education Program Sessions are compulsory for all team members and team officials. They will be held in the Shepparton Lawn Tennis Club House.

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Rules and Guidelines

A. JACK PIZZEY CUP COMPETITION

The Jack Pizzey Cup will be conducted annually on an interstate basis. If possible, the Event will start in the first week of May.

1. ELIGIBILITY

(a) All representative players’ ages must be in conjunction with Tennis Australia age eligibility rules (currently under 19 years of age at the end of the month the tournament finishes).

(b) The Checking Sheet, including My Tennis Id, shall certify that the player is a bona fide student at the school, and that he/she is a worthy representative of the school.

(c) Students who are selected to play in the SSA Championships will not be allowed to compete in any tournament played at the same time as the Championships.

(d) It is essential that all the prescribed School Sport Australia Documentation is presented at the Pre Event Meeting (ie in relation to Bona Fides, and Declaration of Age).

2. FORMAT

(a) The competition will be played on a Round Robin basis.

(b) Teams will comprise of eight (8) boys and eight (8) girls. Any state not able to field a team of eight (8) boys and eight (8) girls, must obtain permission from School Sport Australia prior to the commencement of the tournament.

(c) A tie will comprise of six (6) singles and three (3) doubles for both girls and boys - doubles matches to be played first, followed by singles. The doubles matches will be 2 boys, 2 girls and 2 mixed.

(d) The order of play for boys and girls shall be 1 to 6 in singles, except at the discretion of the Tournament Director.

(e) Singles matches shall be the best of three sets which will comprise a rubber. Sets to be decided by a 12 point tie-break at 6 games all.

(f) Doubles matches, first to eight games with a 7-point tie-break at 8 all. This will comprise a rubber.

(g) Ties will be decided first on rubbers, and in the event of a tie, the result will be on sets, and finally if still not decided, on games.

(h) Unless there are exceptional circumstances, all players selected must play in each Pizzey Cup round.

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i) Where possible the six (6) boys’ singles play first on Day 1 in the Pizzey Cup and then are drawn first to play in the Tennis Australia Cup. This is to alternate on each day i.e. the six (6) girls’ singles playing first on Day 2.

3. PROGRAM

(a) Managers may make substitutions or changes to the original nominations at the Pre Event Meeting.

(b) The Draw The Draw is to be made by the National Secretary from the previous year’s results.

(c) Team Composition and Grading (i) Each State will comprise of eight (8) boys and eight (8) girls. Six (6) boys and six (6) girls will play singles in each Tie and may play in any or all of the Ties provided they play in their graded team positions and play a minimum of two (2) singles matches during the championships.

(ii) If for example, the No. 3 player is replaced by the 1st reserve No. 7 - all players Nos. 4, 5 and 6 would move up a place, while No. 7 would assume the No. 6 singles grading.

(iii) Each state/territory will be required to submit the names of all players in seeded order for printing in the program. The seedings for the Pizzey Cup singles matches will be confirmed at the Pre Event meeting of the Championships.

(iv) a) Players must play a minimum of two Pizzey Cup singles matches. b) Two (2) boys doubles, two (2) girls doubles and two (2) mixed doubles to be played in each match. Team order to be listed before the commencement of each Tie.

(v) In the event of forfeit in doubles due to illness or injury, or subsequent illness/injury after the doubles match (subject to medical certification), that player may be substituted in the singles. A lower rested player can replace the injured player from a doubles match only into the injured player’s singles position. If there is no lower ranked player the team then forfeits the singles match. Amended September, 2016

(vi) Teams playing out of order, forfeit the rubber involving the players who played out of order.

(d) 1) Point Scoring System i) The competition shall consist of a series of Ties, each being a separate entity. Each state/territory shall play the other only once. ii) The winner of each Tie is the team winning the most number of matches (rubbers). iii) Should the total number of matches (rubbers) in a Tie be equal, the results will then be decided on sets. iv) Should the total number of sets be equal, the results will then be decided on games. v) Should games be equal, then a draw shall be declared.

2) Winner of the Pizzey Cup The winner of the Pizzey Cup will be the team with the most Ties. If Ties are equal, the team with the most number of matches (rubbers) will be the winner. If matches (rubbers) are equal, the team with the most number of sets will be the winner. If sets are equal the team with the most number of games will be the winner. Should these be equal, then joint winners will be declared.

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Results for the Pizzey Cup should be displayed under the following headings:

Win; Rubbers; Sets; Games; Position.

3) Match Balls The number of balls allocated per match shall be at the discretion of the tournament director. A minimum of two (2) balls per rubber shall be used. New balls are to be allocated for the third set of a rubber if requested.

(e) Postponement of Play If matches are postponed due to rain etc, those matches will be completed before the next round of matches are commenced.

(f) Pre-match Ceremony At the commencement of each fixture teams should have a mini opening ceremony where team members are introduced by the captains and state badges are swapped. Teams should also shake hands at the conclusion of each fixture.

4. OFFICIALS (a) Referee The host State shall nominate the referee who will have complete control from the beginning of play and who is qualified to operate within the code of Tennis Australia rules, with associated penalties.

(b) Tournament Committee The host State shall appoint a Tournament Committee for the conduct of all matches.

(c) Umpires During Pizzey Cup matches there will be no adjudicators or ball persons unless requested by a player/s. Such requests must be made to the referee.

(d) Sports Trainer A Level 2 Sports Trainer, where possible, will be available for the duration of play each and every day.

5. RULES Except for matters contained in these rules, Rules of Play shall be as laid down by Tennis Australia. Tennis Etiquette and Rules for Non-umpired matches is to be included in the published program.

6. RANKING OF PLAYERS At the commencement of the interstate series, the players for each state will be ranked, and this ranking shall be maintained throughout the series, replacements shall occupy the number six position, with the other players moving up correspondingly. Opposing managers are required to verify team order before play commences

The addition of singles rankings is to be used to rank doubles pairs. If a tie occurs then the pair with the highest ranked player becomes the higher ranked pair. In mixed doubles, if pairs are equal on points, the highest ranked boy player must play in the higher position.

7. CONTINUITY OF PLAY Team Managers will not be allowed on the court during the progress of a match which will be continuous except in extenuating circumstances (eg. injury, abusive language, court disputes) and only in the company of the opposing team manager where the referee is unavailable at short notice. A Team Manager may be allowed on court during the 5 minute break between the second and third sets to speak to the respective state player.

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8. DISPUTES Clarifications regarding the rules of the Pizzey Cup are the responsibility of the National Secretary or his/her nominee.

9. AUSTRALIAN MERIT TEAM At the conclusion of the event, 10 Boys and 10 Girls will be selected for the Australian Merit team using the ‘Sudlow’ points system, copy attached. The team will be announced in alphabetical order and will receive a Medallion.

10. STATE/TERRITORY UNIFORMS During the Pizzey Cup and Individual Championship matches, players must wear the designated state/territory uniform.

11. VENUES a) Where possible a minimum of 18 courts should be available for the full day b) Where possible, one venue should be used and no more than two venues. c) Where possible boys and girls teams are not to be separated. d) When split venues are used, where possible court surfaces must be compatible.

B. TENNIS AUSTRALIA CUP SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIPS

1. DIVISIONS There will be separate competitions for Boys and Girls.

2. DATE AND VENUE The event will be held concurrently with the School Sport Australia Pizzey Cup Competition.

3. ELIGIBILITY 3.1 Players eligible for this competition must be members of their respective State/Territory Pizzey Cup Team. 3.2 The draw shall be a regulation 64 draw in each of the Boys and the Girls competitions. 3.3 Seedings and draw for the Singles Championship to be done by the Tournament Director and approved by the referee, prior to publication. 3.4 Seedings for this event shall be done in accordance with the Tennis Australia rankings.

4. RULES OF PLAY 4.1 The top sixteen (16) "seedings" in both the boys and the girls competitions to be the responsibility of the National Tennis Secretary and are to be declared prior to the Championships. 4.2 The draw is to be done as per Tennis Australia rules, with the following exception, that in the Round of 64 no players from the same state are to be drawn against each other (invoke the optimal state separation of seeded athletes). 4.3 REMOVED 4.4 All matches will be the best of three tie breaker sets. Sets to be decided with a 7-point tiebreaker at 6 games all. 4.5 The Tournament Committee shall have sole control of the conduct of the competition.

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5. KEVIN HORRIGAN CONSOLATION PLATE A full feed in draw will be used in this event. All matches shall be the best of two 4 game sets with a 7 point tiebreaker at 4 all and a match tie-break (first to 10 points with a margin of two) in lieu of a third set. A structured timetable is to be included in the program for the Consolation Plate matches. Amended September, 2016

6. AWARDS Winners of the Boys and Girls Consolation Event shall receive the Kevin Horrigan Trophy. Winners of the Tennis Australia Boys and Girls Singles Championship will each receive the Tennis Australia Cup.

7. AUSTRALIAN RANKING POINTS Please refer to Tennis Australia website (www.tennis.com.au)

SCHOOL SPORT AUSTRALIA LIFE MEMBERS

NAME STATE Alan Cook QLD Alan Basford NSW Bob Campbell QLD Bruce Podmore ACT Ray Linabury NSW Kevin Horrigan QLD Peter Dodd SA Norm Gratte WA John Ferguson NSW

SCHOOL SPORT AUSTRALIA SERVICE AWARD RECIPIENTS

NAME STATE YEAR Ron Dennison VIC 2001 John Stark ACT 2003 Margaret Roberts ACT 2004 Sally Kirstine VIC 2013 Bryan McKenna VIC 2014 Andrea Rundle WA 2015

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TENNIS AUSTRALIA TENNIS ETIQUETTE & RULES FOR NON-UMPIRED MATCHES

1. Rules for Non-Umpired Matches a) Each player is responsible for all decisions in his/her half of the court. He/she should be completely honest on all “calls” but, if in doubt, he/she should give his/her opponent the benefit of the doubt and play the ball as good. You should not play a let. b) It is your obligation to call all balls on your side, to help your opponent make calls when the opponent requests it, and to call against yourself (with the exception of a first service) any ball that you clearly see out on your opponent’s side of the net. c) Any “out”, “let”, or “fault’ call must be made immediately (ie. Made before either an opponent has hit the return or the return has gone out of play); otherwise the ball continues in play. “Calls” must be verbal and clearly audible to opponents, followed by a signal if necessary. “Lets” may be called by any of the participating players. d) On all court surfaces except clay (see (g) below) if a player calls a ball “out” and then realises that the ball was good, the point should be replayed on the first occasion (involuntary hindrance). In the case of a point winning shot, a let should be played. e) In doubles, when returning service, the partner of the receiver should generally call the service line for him/her. The receiver should generally call the centre and side service lines. f) If players cannot agree on the score, they should calmly discuss the points/games that are the areas of disagreement. If they cannot reach agreement they should replay only the points or games in question. All points or games which the players agree on stand. eg. Two players cannot agree on whether the score is 40-15 or 30-30, but agree on the winner of the first, second and fourth points. Therefore only the third point needs to be replayed. g) Players are prohibited from checking the mark of the ball on their opponent’s side of the court, unless invited by their opponent to do so. Ball mark inspections are only permitted on clay courts. On clay courts if a player incorrectly calls a ball “out” and then realises that the ball was good, the player who called “out” loses the point. h) Where a ball interrupts play, either by rolling/bouncing onto the court and/or creating a visible interruption behind the court a let should be played. i) If a player hinders his/her opponent it can be ruled involuntary or deliberate. a) When a player has created an involuntary hindrance (ball falling out of pocket, hat falling off etc), the first time a ‘let should be called and the player should be told that any such hindrance thereafter will be ruled deliberate. b) Any hindrance caused by a player that is ruled deliberate will result in the loss of a point.

2. Etiquette a) When ballpersons are not available, all balls on your side of the net are your responsibility, to pick up and, where appropriate, return directly to the server. b) The receiver should not return the first service if it is an obvious fault – let it go by or ground it. c) Do not enlist the aid of spectators, including parents, coaches etc, in making calls, or attempting to determine other on-court matters.

SSA Tennis (Jack Pizzey Cup) Championships 2017 - Page 23 d) To avoid controversy over the score, the server should announce the game score before starting a game and the point score prior to serving for each point. e) Wait until a point is over before walking behind a court where a match is in progress. f) To retrieve a ball from another court or to return a ball to another court, wait until the players have completed a point. g) Do not stall, sulk, complain nor practice gamesmanship.

Honour Team Point Scoring System “Sudlow Version”

Points Allocation for Tennis Australia Singles and Kevin Horrigan Plate Points are only allocated when a player is eliminated from the tournament and depend on which stage of the tournament this elimination occurs. A player that loses in the round of 64 and 32 of the Tennis Australia Singles do not receive any points at that stage as they then feed directly into the Kevin Horrigan Plate. It is only on playing their last match in the individual events that they receive points. Players receive points based on the following table;

Point of exit from tournament. Points allocated on exit

Winner in final of main draw 100 Loser in final of main draw 60 Loser in semi final of main draw 45 Loser in quarter final of main draw 30 Winner in final of Consolation 30 Loser in final of Consolation 25 Loser in semi-final of Consolation 20 Loser in quarterfinal of Consolation 15 Loser in round 3 of Consolation 12 Loser in round 3 qualifier of Consolation 6 Loser in round 2 of Consolation 2 Loser in round 1 of Consolation 0

Points Allocation for Pizzey Cup Teams Event The allocation of points is dependant on the final placing of teams in the tournament and the playing position for each match won . The rational for this is that winning a match against the top team in the tournament (ie. What are likely to be the best players) should be worth much more than winning a match against the team that finishes last. It also removes the pressure managers may have to always play their best players even against weaker opposition (ie. Not many points are sacrificed if a player rests against the weaker teams)

Teams Final Place Points Playing Position Points First 7 1 6 Second 6 2 5 Third 5 3 4 Fourth 4 4 3 Fifth 3 5 2 Sixth 2 6 1 Seventh 1

Points are only given for winning a singles match (No points for any matches lost!) and points are worked out by multiplying the points for the playing position by the finishing position of the team played. Eg. 1) The number two player for the Fourth placed team wins his/her match against the second placed team. This results in 5 points (for playing at no. 2) x 6 points (for opposition team’s final place) = 30 points.

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2) The number Five player for the Fourth placed team wins his/her match against the second placed team. This results in 2 points (for playing at no. 5) x 6 points (for opposition team’s final place) = 12 points.

An Excel sheet has been created to make these calculations as simple as possible but due to the reliance on the final placing of the teams it is not possible to have any relevant running totals. The data can be entered during the event however until final team places are known.

SSA PIZZEY CUP HISTORY

The Jack Pizzey Cup was inaugurated in 1963 with the then Queensland Minister for Education, the Rt. Hon. Jack Charles Allan Pizzey donating the trophy. Jack Pizzey was a secondary school teacher and became on 17th January 1968 until his sudden and untimely death on 31st July of that year. The Jack Pizzey Cup became the national schools tennis championships for secondary schools and superseded the Bruce Cup, which had been inaugurated in 1938. The Bruce Cup then became the trophy for the national primary schools championships. The competition was intended to include all States of Australia, but until 1978 the Jack Pizzey Cup was only conducted between and Queensland. Mr Alan Cook, Life Member of the QSSA, was instrumental in the foundation of the Pizzey Cup. In those early years it was his foresight, direction and perseverance that kept the Pizzey Cup an active competition. During this time many leading Australian players including Wendy Turnbull, Evonne Cawley, John Alexander, , Mark Edmondson and competed in this event. In 1978 the Pizzey Cup was played in in conjunction with the Federation Cup, and for the first time it was contested on an Australia wide basis. This was made possible with sponsorship by Bancroft, which was then a subsidiary company of Colgate-Palmolive Australia, and the drive and determination of Alan Basford. The format of the competition changed slightly to include not only the team event, but also an individual singles. The inaugural Australian Secondary Schools Singles Championships (then known as the Bancroft Cup) was won by (NSW) and Elizabeth Little (VIC). In 1980 Colgate-Palmolive took complete responsibility for the event and the singles Championships became known as the Colgate Cup. 1994 saw the entry of McDonald’s Tennis Australia and Tennis Australia as sponsors of the event and the singles event was then known as the McDonald’s Cup. The plate event of the individual event was named in honour of the late Kevin Horrigan, a great stalwart of schools tennis. 1997 saw Tennis Australia stand alone as sponsors of the championship singles event. Since 1978 most of Australia’s top players have competed in the Pizzey Cup, including Wally Masur, Ann and Liz Minter, Jenny Byrne, Simon Youl, Mark Woodforde, John Frawley, Richard Fromberg, Patrick Rafter, Sam Stosur and Casey Dellacqua to mention just a few.

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WINNER JACK PIZZEY CUP 1963-1977

1963 New South Wales 1964 New South Wales 1965 New South Wales 1966 New South Wales 1967 New South Wales 1968 New South Wales 1969 New South Wales 1970 New South Wales 1971 New South Wales 1972 New South Wales 1973 New South Wales 1974 New South Wales 1975 New South Wales 1976 New South Wales 1977 Queensland

WINNERS - JACK PIZZEY CUP 1978-Present YEAR WINNER RUNNER UP 1978 1978 New South Wales Victoria 1979 1979 New South Wales Queensland 1980 1980 New South Wales South Australia 1981 1981 New South Wales Queensland 1982 1982 Queensland New South Wales 1983 1983 New South Wales Queensland 1984 1984 Queensland New South Wales 1985 1985 New South Wales Queensland 1986 1986 South Australia New South Wales 1987 1987 New South Wales Victoria 1988 1988 Victoria New South Wales 1989 1989 New South Wales Victoria 1990 1990 Western Australia Queensland 1991 1991 New South Wales Victoria 1992 1992 New South Wales Victoria 1993 1993 New South Wales Victoria 1994 1994 New South Wales Queensland 1995 1995 New South Wales Queensland 1996 1996 New South Wales Victoria 1997 1997 Western Australia Queensland 1998 1998 Queensland New South Wales 1999 1999 New South Wales Queensland 2000 2000 New South Wales Victoria 2001 2001 New South Wales Queensland 2002 2002 Victoria New South Wales 2003 2003 New South Wales Western Australia 2004 2004 New South Wales Queensland 2005 2005 Queensland Victoria 2006 2006 Queensland New South Wales 2007 2007 New South Wales Victoria 2008 2008 Victoria New South Wales 2009 2009 New South Wales Victoria 2010 2010 New South Wales Victora 2011 2011 New South Wales Victoria 2012 2012 New South Wales Queensland 2013 2013 New South Wales Victoria 2014 2014 New South Wales Victoria 2015 2015 New South Wales Victoria 2016 2016 New South Wales Victoria

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WINNERS of the TENNIS AUSTRALIA CUP BANCROFT CUP 1978-1980 COLGATE CUP 1981-1993 MCDONALD’S CUP 1994-1996 TENNIS AUSTRALIA CUP 1997-Present

YEAR GIRLS SINGLES RUNNER UP BOYS SINGLES RUNNER UP 1978 Elizabeth Little Vic Kerrie Byrne Tas Peter Doohan NSW Brian Williams NSW 1979 Karen Little Qld Glenys Wilson Vic Brian Williams NSW Wally Masur ACT 1980 Maree Denman Tas Sharon Hodgkin Vic David Graham NSW Warren Foote SA 1981 Jenny Byrne WA Joanne Brew Vic Kelvin McClean Vic Peter Carter SA 1982 Lea Paserfield NSW Natalie Leipus SA Christian Schatz Qld Ben Eden Qld 1983 Vicki White NSW Rosemary Eden Qld Paul Mick Vic Ross Campbell NSW 1984 Natalie Cutcliffe NSW Tracey Moyle NSW Richard Fromberg Tas Sean Monrison Qld 1986 Natalie Cutcliffe NSW Samantha Ewart NSW Adam Anderson NSW Paul Elliot SA 1987 Kirrily Sharpe NSW Michelle Phillips WA Michael Brown NSW Andrew Florent Vic 1988 Marian Purcell Vic Robyn Mawdsley Vic Brett Richardson Tas Grant Callaghan Vic 1989 Shareen Bottrell Vic Nicole Kenneally Qld Jamie Holmes NSW Brett Zeusschner Vic 1990 Stephanie Martin WA Donna Blackwall WA Troy Bugden Qld Laurie Papalardo NSW 1991 Melissa Beadman Qld Esther Knox NSW Clinton Snell Qld Simon Maddon Vic 1992 Trudy Musgrave NSW Natalie Frawley Qld Tim Bienkiron SA Blake Brinklow WA 1993 Angela Lawrence NSW Susan Bekir NSW Greg Evans NSW Lee Pearson Vic 1994 Jodie Richardson ACT Sarah Stanley WA Paul Hanley Qld Ben Coates NSW 1995 Tara Reid NSW Andrea Ho Qld Mark Way Qld Cameron Kay Qld 1996 Renee Reid NSW Tara Reid NSW Jon Barrett NSW Nathan Healy NSW 1997 Angel Szymanowski Qld Marinet Morgan Qld Tate Roberts WA Sam Swan Tas 1998 Championship cancelled due to wet weather 1999 Anna Cowan VIC Melissa Anderson NSW Ben Stapp NSW Ryan Newis NSW 2000 Bianca Acquistapace Vic Linda Fallon QLD Mark Henderson Vic Brett Hunter NSW 2001 Linda Fallon Qld Nicole Schneider ACT Brett Hunter NSW Alex Petropoulos Vic 2002 Lara Picone NSW Krystal Ozols Qld Travis Sandlant Vic David Jeflea NSW 2003 Melissa Koning Vic Lia Tipper WA Aidan Fitzgerald Vic Ryan Andrews NSW 2004 Maria Sorbello Qld Stephanie Bengson Lachlan Reid QLD Yan Levinski Vic NSW 2005 Maria Sorbello Qld Alison Bai ACT Yan Levinski Vic Edward Bouchier Tas 2006 Maria Sorbello Qld Hayley Erickson NSW James Duckworth NSW Cameron Stanford NSW 2007 Elizabeth Searl NSW Megan Campbell NSW Jackson Smith Vic Philip Kloc Vic 2008 Cassie Gramlick Qld Rhian Ramsay NSW Hugh Clarke Qld Jackson Smith Vic 2009 Mona Baie Qld Alyssa Hibberd Tas Alex Silcock NSW Gavin Levy NSW 2010 Kelsey Williams Vic Ashley Keir ACT Alex Silcock NSW Jordan Thompson NSW 2011 Laura Kent NSW Danielle Wagland NSW Joel Braund Qld Cameron Smith NSW 2012 Danielle Wagland NSW Angie Svinos NSW Andrew Riminton NSW Jordan Smith NSW 2013 Angie Svinos NSW Jaide Collins Vic Aleksander Vukic NSW Nathan Doney NSW 2014 Anja Dokic WA Megan Kauffman WA Kevin Shu NSW Pierce Dolan NSW 2015 Kaitlin Staines NSW Catherine Kruegar Tas Mayez Elrick NSW Eric Holt-Crossman Vic 2016 Linda Huang NSW Lisa Mays NSW Daniel Groom Tas Georgije Babic NSW

KEVIN HORRIGAN PLATE Year GIRLS SINGLES RUNNER UP BOYS SINGLES RUNNER UP 2008 Natalie Gennissen Vic Genevieve Lorbergs Vic Michael Power NSW Scott Wagland NSW 2009 Sophie Vickers Vic Christell Van Tonder WA Daniel Alameh WA James Fermanis NSW 2011 Katrina Kelly Qld Tayla Stenta Vic Andrew Poustie Vic Robert Stirling Qld 2012 Jemiah Waugh Qld Christy Scott Qld Nathan Boniel NSW Madison Simmons Qld 2013 Brooke Milner SA Rebecca Stewart NSW Matthew George NSW Sam Longhurst SA 2014 Kira Yap Qld Giulitte Lugara Vic Jamie Fraser NSW Blake Ellis Qld 2015 Elly Hartnett Vic Zara Brankovic NSW Georgije Babic NSW Daniel Groom Tas 2016 Jasmin Starr Lara Walker Qld David Abfalter SA Jayden Court Qld

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Codes of Behaviour

Players’ Code of Behaviour . Be a good sport. . Play for enjoyment. . Strive for personal excellence . Work hard for your team as well as yourself. . Treat all team mates and opponents as you enjoy being treated yourself. . Play by the rules. . Cooperate with team and game officials. . Control your behaviour on and off the field. . Learn to value honest effort, skilled performance and improvement.

Team Managements’ Code of Behaviour . Set a good example for your players. . Encourage and create opportunities to develop individual skills. . Teach a wide range of team skills. . Ensure that the sport is appropriate for the age group and the skill development level of the players involved. . Teach your players to be friendly towards officials and opponents. . Give all interested students a chance to participate in training and in games. . Remove from the field of play any of your players whose behaviour is not acceptable. . Keep your own knowledge of coaching and the developments of the game up to date. . Support School Sport Australia’s policy of a smoke and alcohol free environment. • No tour official of the opposite gender should enter the team change rooms until all team members have completed changing. • It is most unwise for any team official to be in a situation where the official is alone with a team member without the knowledge of the team management.

Parents’ Code of Behaviour . Encourage participation by your children. . Provide a model of good sportsmanship for your child to copy. . Be courteous in your communication with players, team officials, game officials and sport administrators. . Encourage honest effort, skilled performance and team loyalty. . Make any new parents feel welcome on all occasions. . Do not interfere with the conduct of any events. . Support School Sport Australia’s policy of a smoke and alcohol free environment.

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Spectators’ Code of Behaviour . Demonstrate appropriate social behaviour. . Remember children play for enjoyment. Don’t let your behaviour detract from their enjoyment. . Let game officials conduct events without interference. . Support skilled performances and team play with generous applause. . Demonstrate respect for opposing players and their supporters. . Support School Sport Australia’s policy of a smoke and alcohol free environment.

Administrators’ and Officials’ Code of Behaviour . Ensure rules, equipment, training schedules and games are safe and match the needs and skill level of the children involved. . Ensure that equal opportunities for participation in sports are available for all children. . Involve children in planning, evaluation and decision making. . Ensure everyone involved, including parents, understand their responsibilities regarding fair play and appropriate behaviour. . Encourage a positive attitude towards children’s sport i) emphasise fun and enjoyment ii) encourage both teams iii) set a good example iv) encourage the pursuit of personal excellence . Be consistent, courteous and helpful toward all participants. . Use common sense to ensure that the ‘spirit of the game’ for children is not lost by overcalling violations. . Ensure that adequate supervision is provided by qualified and competent coaches and officials capable of developing appropriate sports behaviour and skill technique, and that these officials are given the opportunity to improve their coaching and officiating. . Remember that children play for enjoyment, downplay the importance of rewards. . Avoid allowing children’s sports programs to become primarily spectator entertainment. Focus on the needs of the participants rather than the enjoyment of the spectators. . Distribute a Code of Behaviour sheet to spectators, officials, parents, coaches, players and the media, and take other positive steps to ensure people understand their responsibilities regarding fair play in children’s sport. . Support School Sport Australia’s policy of a smoke and alcohol free environment

Media Code of Behaviour . Provide coverage of children’s sport as well as reporting adult sport. . Be aware of the difference between adult’s sports programs and children’s sports programs. . Children are not miniature professionals and adults should not place unfair expectations upon them. . Place in proper perspective the isolated incidents of unsportsmanlike behaviour rather than make such incidents the “highlight” of the event. . Focus upon children’s fair play and their honest effort. . Identify and report on the benefits of children participating in sport. . Be aware of the difference between the goals of amateur sports and those of professional sports. Make the readers, viewers and listeners aware of these differences. Make it clear that the professional is an entertainer and wage earner and this, on occasions, may be reflected in the professional athlete’s behaviour.

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School Sport Australia Student Pledge

“On behalf of all the participants at the 2016 School Sport Australia Softball Championships, together we aspire to achieve our highest level of personal performance and conduct. We promise: . To represent our teams with pride; . To co-operate with all officials; . To respect and abide by the rules that govern these Championships in the best traditions of school sport; . And, ……… above all, enjoy.”

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Medical and Services 24 HOUR EMERGENCY NUMBERS Fire, Police and Ambulance  000 Dental Emergency Service  (03) 5832 2322 Poisons Information Service  131 126

A Qualified Sports Medicine Trainer will be at the venue during competition. Ice will also be provided. Players should provide their own strapping tape and teams should provide a First-aid kit.

Please note: Please ensure that your team management understands your relevant State or Territory ambulance policy as it may apply when visiting Victoria.

HOSPITAL

Goulburn Valley Health Graham St, Shepparton Vic 3630  (03) 5832 2322

DOCTORS Princess Park Clinic 172 Welsford Street, Shepparton Vic 3630  (03) 5831 9655

SPORTS MEDICINE Fix Muscle Performance 116 Corio Street, Shepparton VIC 3630 E: [email protected]  (03) 5831 5400

SPORTS MEDICINE Core Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Clinic 39 Wyndham St, Shepparton VIC 3630  (03) 5832 7634

13SICK- AFTER HOURS HOME VISITING DOCTOR  137425 http://homedoctor.com.au/book-online

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Acknowledgements

On behalf of all participants in the School Sport Australia Pizzey Cup Tennis Championships, School Sport Victoria would like to thank and acknowledge the following for their assistance:

Department of Education and Training School Sport Australia School Sport Victoria Tennis Australia Tennis Victoria Graeme Waight - School Sport Australia Tennis National Secretary Shepparton Lawn Tennis Club Singers - Salvation Ausage-Pata and Ella Bollard – Shepparton High School Tennis Victoria Championship Officials State Team Officials Parents and Teachers of team members & the many others who have contributed to this event

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18 YEARS & UNDER TENNIS @SchoolSportAust @SchoolSportAust CHAMPIONSHIPS (PIZZEY CUP)

Championship information including SHEPPARTON, VICTORIA draws and results can be found at www.schoolsport.edu.au 29 APRIL – 7 MAY, 2017

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