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Tennis Seniors New South Wales P.O. Box 4803, North Rocks, NSW, 2151 Phone: 61 2 9624 7075 Website: www.tennisseniors.org.au/nsw Email: [email protected] Print Post Approved PP229550 / 00003 President: Mick Bruton Secretary: Robyn Castle Treasurer: Arthur Olsen Editor: Robyn Castle - Email: [email protected] Deadline for next Vetscore - February 10th, 2014 ABN 50 206 056 964 Newsletter of Tennis Seniors New South Wales. November 2013 Tournament Dates - Tennis Seniors NSW - 2013/14 Dates R/R or Tournament Contact Phone Dec 6-8 Nelson Bay “Dave Matthews” Seniors Greg Scott 0416 246 111 2014 Jan 13-17 Tennis Seniors Australia TEAMS’ carnival, HOBART Entries closed i Members! Jan 19-24 TSA Individual Championships - Go on-line to register by January 1, 2014 2013 began with the www.92computing.com.au to ENTER and PAY Australian Teams and www.itftennis.com/seniors/ipin to register for points Individual Event in Perth in Feb 7-9 Ulladulla Summer Games Val Crook 44 544 160 HJanuary with TSNSW being fortunate Feb 15-16 Newcastle Topspin Tennis Richard Nicholls 0412 189 777 in winning the Teams trophy once Feb 21-22 Southern Districts, Leumeah Craig Barrett 0410 635 811 again. In the Championships our Mar 7-9 Walcha Seniors R/Robin Betty Sweeney 6777 2120 Mar 29-30 Gosford Seniors March Tournament Hadrian Cullum 0459 485 564 players again excelled in winning Apr 12-13 Narooma Combined Age R/R Brian Carmichael 0499 736 669 many events. Apr 25 - 27 Gloucester Seniors Nat 7 Ruth Johnson 0418 763 041 We have embarked on a membership May 16-18 Picton Seniors R/Robin Nat 7 Alison Radford 4677 2072 drive, which has been hailed as a May 16-18 Ts Resort Port Macquarie R/R Te Truong 6584 0144 huge success. We have May 24-25 West Tamworth Seniors Bruce Murden 6765 5575 approximately 450 new members and June 7-9 Newcastle Mixed Teams Robyn Castle 9624 7075 we welcome them into our June 21-22 Lake Macquarie Seniors Nat 7 Keith Williams 0412 157 757 association. We are working on ways July 4-6 Cessnock Seniors Nat 7 Irene Crowley 4938 3190 July 12-13 Manning River, Taree Chris Johnson 0432 788 901 to involve them in new events, and July 26-27 Werris Creek Seniors R/Robin Gary Cohen 0427 177 025 with tournaments being scheduled in Aug 1-4 Forster Seniors R/R Nat 6 Judy Halpin 6554 9120 the metropolitan area, we invite Aug Muswellbrook Park Seniors Val Angel 0408 436 443 everyone to participate. Aug Eurobodalla R/R Scott Colbourne 4473 6180 Our many country members include a Sep 12-14 West Port Macquarie Nat 7 Jo Clarke 0427 922 075 huge number from the Ballina area, Sep 20-21 Gunnedah Seniors Duncan McGregor 0439 722 005 thanks to recruiting by Lyn Wayte, Oct 2-5 State Championships ITF #2 Secretary 9624 7075 Port Macquarie, thanks to Jo Clarke Eastwood Thornleigh District Courts, Pennant Hills Oct 11-12 Kiama Inaugural Seniors R/R Dave Graham 0413 546 339 and Tooraweena, thanks to the Oct 13-16 Merimbula Nat 6 John Rheinberger 0438 928 516 Dubbo boys, Glenn and Wayne. Oct 19-20 Dubbo Paramount Seniors Glenn Armstrong 0428 536 336 There is also a happy bunch from Nov 1-2 Raworth, Hunter Tennis Resort Linda Bullent 0447 800 206 Eglinton, near Bathurst who have Nov 15-16 Bathurst Carillon City Senior TEAMS Andrew Mitton 0419 499 467 recently joined. Dec 5-7 Nelson Bay Seniors’ R/Robin Greg Scott 4981 4090 Fine weather , the first time in years, assured that the State NOTE: Our Social Tennis Day and AGM at Marrickville will start at the championships were a huge success, revised time of 12noon! Tennis for everybody, NEW members with 250 entries. Thanks also to especially welcome. Play on REAL grass! Join in the Xmas festivities Steve Longworth this year as the after the meeting! Location: Marrickville Park, Cnr Fraser Street and Tournament Manager, which gave Livingstone Road, Marrickville our committee a break from the stresses of past years, and play in all events was exceptional. Tennis Welcome to the many new players for COME TO MARRICKVILLE! NSW have again been very the teams in Hobart, we hope the week It’s an opportunity for social tennis, not just supportive of Tennis Seniors and our is a great experience. Best wishes to all thanks go to Jackson Hills for an for those going to Hobart, but for everyone! our state players in the Individuals as This will be followed by our Annual General excellent working relationship. well. Our representatives in both Seniors Meeting, at 5pm, where we will vote on our I wish all our members a safe and happy NEW constitution. A copy is on our website, and Super Seniors performed Christmas and and hard copies will be available on the day. admirably overseas in both Teams hope to see Please come along , and enjoy Xmas drinks and Individual Events, and once everyone on the again showed that they can match it court in 2014. and nibblies after the meeting, so why not with players of any country in the come to our last get-together of the year? world, especially Doug Corbett who Yours in tennis, The day has been extended – so come as proved he is the best 85+ man in the Mick Bruton, early as 12 noon, to enjoy a game, on their world with wins in both Singles and President beautiful real grass courts. Synthetic grass is Doubles. there as well. Results - Tennis Seniors NSW State Championships, 2013 Event Winners Finalists Results 35MS Greg Evans Scott Utley (WA) 6/4 6/3 40MS Michael Evans Igor Jovanovic 6/2 1/6 7/6 (2) 45MS Chris O’Mara (QLD) Chris Gillis 6/4 6/3 50MS Neil Smith Simon Arms (VIC) 6/3 6/1 55MS Wayne Pascoe Frank Sebaratnam 6/0 6/1 60MS Geoff Walsh Justin Wood 6/3 6/3 65MS Lee Taylor (QLD) John Cameron 6/0 6/1 70MS Dennis Bindon Alan Walsh 7/5 6.3 75MS Peter Froelich (QLD) Barrie Arnold 4 wins / 3 wins 35/40WS Karen Pearce (QLD) Stephanie Asprey 6/1 4/1 ret. 50WS Brenda Foster Narelle Raftery (ACT) 3 wins / 2 wins 55/60WS Ros Balodis (ACT) Helen Worland 6/0 6/1 60/65WS Margaret Harris (VIC) Bev Eddington 3wins / 2 wins 35MD G Evans M Evans B Hanson J Woodward 4/24 3/22 40MD S Arms B Ferguson (VIC) R Kilborn N Smith 6/4 45MD C O’Mara G Shouteten (QLD) A Kew M Vickery 6/2 50MD G Armstrong C Edwards B Middleton M Pearson (VIC) 6/3 55MD J Coulson C Holgate (ACT) N Birks M Heath 6/2 60MD G Scott G Walsh D Murray G Winston 6/5 65MD L Taylor (QLD) H Rees (VIC) J McCullah M Pyne 7/6 70MD D Bindon A Walsh M Bruton D Biddle 6/1 75MD P Froelich (QLD) T Harkin D Munday B Ware 3 wins 2 wins 40WD K Thompson Y Stanton D Cassel G Los Santos (MAS) 6/1 45WD J Golightly (VIC) N Raftery(ACT) S Bowler B Foster 6/5 50WD B Foster H Shea R Balodis (ACT) K Nealon 6/4 55/60WD R Balodis (ACT) K Nealon W Harrison (VIC) H Shea 4/24 3/19 65WD C Campling M Harris (VIC) M Gordon D Martin 5/30 4/29 35/45XD C O’Mara (QLD)N Raftery (ACT) G Shouteten K Pearce (QLD) 6/3 50XD C Arms W Harrison (VIC) R Matas F Yiannakopoulos 2/18 1/10 55XD R Balodis C Holgate (ACT) N McDonald M Bartels 3/21 2/16 60/65XD L Taylor (QLD) B Eddington R Waugh B Waugh 3/21 2/16 100CMD S Arms B Ferguson (VIC) P Macho M Pearson (VIC) 7/5 120CMD G Winston D Murray I Fisher G Scott 5/30 4/29 140CMD J Davis J Wakefield M Bruton J Whittaker 5/30 4/27 100CWD D Cassel W Harrison S Bowler M Gordon 4/27 4/26 120CWD M Bartels L Pascoe S Johnston D Martin 2/22 2/19 TOORAWEENAH & EGLINTON TENNIS CLUBS We welcome new members from the Tooraweenah Tennis Club into our Seniors Group. A very keen group of players travel from Quambone, Gilgandra, Coonabarabran, Coonamble and surrounding districts to play at Tooraweenah Tennis Complex which is comprised of 3 courts and a comfortable Clubhouse. These new members always attend the Dubbo Tournament as well as many Team Events in Western NSW. At the Bathurst Teams’ tournament we also claimed a handful of members from Eglinton, near Bathurst. We are hoping that all these new members will be able to participate in new initiatives we are planning to involve more of our members in various playing opportunities around the state. M Bruton 2 Tennis Seniors NSW State Championships Report 2013 State Championships were blessed players not needing an IPIN to enter. to work with you. with fine weather ALL weekend! Play in Singles was scheduled for 8 or We are not sure if Eastwood Thornleigh Amazing, and how good it was, with no 9 am, from Friday to Sunday and Finals District Tennis Association will agree to rescheduling of matches. They all ran to were scheduled on Monday from 9am. staging it at Pennant Hills Park again in time, and with Steve Longworth Monday afternoon saw many keen 2014, but we are all crossing our managing the draws , results and players competing in Round Robin fingers! Our sincere thanks and best schedules with such expertise, Mixed, all played in great spirit.
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