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ROLL of HONOUR Contents TENNIS NEW ZEALAND 2020 ROLL OF HONOUR Contents New Zealand Tennis Representatives at the Olympic Games 2 New Zealand Players in the final 8 at Grand Slams 2 New Zealand Players in finals at Junior Grand Slams 3 New Zealand in Davis Cup 4 New Zealand Davis Cup Statistics 10 New Zealand in Billie Jean King Cup 12 New Zealand Billie Jean King Cup Statistics 16 National Championships 18 New Zealand Indoor Championships 20 New Zealand Championships 20 BP National Championships 21 Fernleaf Butter Classic 21 Heineken Open 21 ASB Classic 22 National Teams Event for the Wilding Shield and Nunneley Casket 23 New Zealand Junior Championships 18u 24 National Junior Championships 16u 27 National Junior Championships 14u 28 National Junior Championships 12u 30 National Junior Championships 15u 31 National Junior Championships 13u 31 New Zealand Masters Championships 31 National Senior Championships 32 Secondary Schools Tennis Championships 45 National Primary/Intermediate Schools Championships 46 National Teams Event 16u 47 National Teams Event 14u 48 National Teams Event 12u 48 National teams Event 18u 48 Past Presidents and Board Chairs 49 Life Members 49 New Zealand Tennis New Zealand Players Representatives at the Olympic Games in The Final 8 at Grand Slams YEAR GAMES NAME EVENT MEDAL WIMBLEDON 1912 Games of the V A F Wilding Men’s Singles Bronze Anthony Wilding Men’s Singles Champion 1910/11/12/13 Olympiad, Stockholm (Australasian Team) (Covered Courts) Men’s Singles Runner Up 1914 1988 Games of the XXIV B J Cordwell Women’s Singles Olympiad, Seoul Men’s Doubles Champion 1907/08/10/14 K Evernden & B Derlin Men’s Doubles Men’s Doubles Runner Up 1911 K Evernden Men’s Singles Onny Parun Men’s Singles Quarter-finalist 1971/72 1996 Games of the XXVI B A Steven Men’s Singles Chris Lewis Mens Singles Runner Up 1983 Olympiad, Atlanta Marina Erakovic Women’s Doubles Semi-finalist 2011 2008 Games of the XXIX M Erakovic Women’s Singles Olympiad, Beijing Michael Venus Men’s Doubles Quarterfinals 2017 2012 Games of the XXX M Erakovic Women’s Singles Artem Sitak Men’s Doubles Quarterfinalist 2018 Olympiad, London Michael Venus Men’s Doubles Finalist 2018 2016 Games of the XXIX M Venus & M Daniell Men’s Doubles Michael Venus Mixed Doubles Semi-finalist 2018 Olympiad, Rio Artem Sitak Mixed Doubles Quarterfinalist 2019 Marcus Daniell Men’s Doubles Quarterfinals 2019 New Zealand Players Michael Venus Men’s Doubles Semi-finalist 2019 US OPEN in The Final 8 at Grand Slams Brian Fairlie Men’s Singles Quarter-finalist 1970 Onny Parun Men’s Singles Quarter-finalist 1973 AUSTRALIAN OPEN Brian Fairlie Men’s Singles Quarter-finalist 1970 Anthony Wilding Men’s Singles Champion 1906 & 1909 Marina Erakovic Women’s Doubles Quarterfinalist 2008 Men’s Doubles Champion 1906 Michael Venus Mixed Doubles Runners Up 2017 Lew Gerrard Men’s Singles Quarter-finalist 1966 Onny Parun Men’s Singles Runner Up 1973 Judy Chaloner Women’s Doubles Champion 1979 New Zealand Players Christine Newton Women’s Doubles Semi-finalist 1979 in finals at Junior Grand Slams Russell Simpson Men’s Doubles Semi-finalist 1980 Kelly Evernden Men’s Singles Quarter-finalist 1987 AUSTRALIAN OPEN Belinda Cordwell Women’s Singles Semi-finalist 1989 Brian Fairlie Boy’s Singles Champion 1967 Brett Steven Men’s Singles Quarter-finalist 1993 David Lewis Boy’s Doubles Champion 1981 Marcus Daniell Men’s Doubles Quarterfinals 2018 Steven Downs Boy’s Singles Runner Up 1993 Michael Venus Men’s Doubles Quarterfinals 2019 Marina Erakovic Girl’s Doubles Champion 2005 FRENCH OPEN Finn Reynolds Boy’s Doubles Runners Up 2017 Brian Fairlie Men’s Doubles Semi-finalist 1971 FRENCH OPEN Onny Parun Men’s Doubles Champion 1974 Steven Downs & James Greenhalgh Boy’s Doubles Champion 1993 Brett Steven Men’s Doubles Semi-finalist 1995 WIMBLEDON Marina Erakovic Women’s Doubles Quarterfinalist 2013/14 Elizabeth Terry Girl’s Singles Runner Up 1962 Michael Venus Men’s Doubles Champion 2017 Brian Fairlie Boy’s Singles Runner Up 1966 Julie Richardson Girl’s Doubles Runner Up 1985 Chris Lewis Boy’s Singles Champion 1975 Steven Downs & James Greenhalgh Boy’s Doubles Champion 1933 Marina Erakovic Girl’s Doubles Runner Up 2004/05 US OPEN Chris Lewis Boy’s Singles Runner Up 1975 Brett Steven Boy’s Doubles Runner Up 1987 Steven Downs Boy’s Singles Runner Up 1993 Marina Erakovic Girl’s Doubles Champion 2004 2 Roll of Honour Roll of Honour 3 New Zealand in Davis Cup New Zealand in Davis Cup YEAR TEAM COUNTRY PLAYED SCORE YEAR1971 O Parun, J G Simpson,TEAM A D Parun C/wealth COUNTRYCaribbean PLAYED SCORE4-1 1924 Dr P E Allison, F M B Risher, J C Peacock Czechoslovakia 1-4 O Parun, J G Simpson, A D Parun Mexico 2-3 Captain: E D B Lusk 1928 E D Andrews, J C Peacock, R R T Young Portugal 4-1 1972 O Parun, J G Simpson, A D Parun Sweden 1-4 E D Andrews, J C Peacock, R R T Young Czechoslovakia lost by default Captain: J Lockington 1934 E D Andrews, C E Malfroy, A C Stedman Czechoslovakia 1-4 1973 B E Fairlie, O Parun, J G Simpson Austria 3-2 1935 E D Andrews, C E Malfroy, A C Stedman Australia 0-3 B E Fairlie, O Parun, J G Simpson Yugoslavia 3-2 1937 E D Andrews, D C Coombe, C E Malfroy, A C China 3-2 B E Fairlie, O Parun, J G Simpson Romania 1-4 Stedman Captain: J Lockington E D Andrews, D C Coombe, C E Malfroy, A C South Africa 1-4 1974 O Parun, J G Simpson, R J Simpson Austria 1-3 Stedman Captain: J Lockington 1939 A D Brown, D C Coombe, N V Edwards, C E Great Britain 2-3 1975 B E Fairlie, O Parun, J G Simpson, R J Simpson Vietnam 5-0 Malfroy B E Fairlie, O Parun, J G Simpson India 3-1 1947 J A Barry, R S McKenzie, J E Robson Norway 3-2 B E Fairlie, O Parun, C J Lewis, J G Simpson Australia 0-4 J A Barry, R S McKenzie, J E Robson Czechoslovakia 0-5 Captain: J Robson 1954 J A Barry, M A Otway, J E Robson Hungary 2-3 1976 B E Fairlie, O Parun, C J Lewis, R J Simpson India 3-2 Manager: D C Coombe B E Fairlie, O Parun, C J Lewis, R J Simpson Australia 1-3 1957 L A Gerrard, C T Parker, J E Robson Lebanon 5-0 Captain: J Robson L A Gerrard, C T Parker, J E Robson Great Britain 0-5 1977 B E Fairlie, O Parun, C J Lewis, R J Simpson Indonesia 0-5 Manager: J Mercer B E Fairlie, O Parun, C J Lewis, R J Simpson Australia 0-4 1959 L A Gerrard, M A Otway, B E Woolf Ireland 5-0 Captain: J Robson L A Gerrard, M A Otway, B E Woolf Romania 2-3 1978 B E Fairlie, O Parun, C J Lewis, R J Simpson India 4-1 Manager: D C Coombe B E Fairlie, O Parun, C J Lewis, R J Simpson Australia 0-4 1960 L A Gerrard, M A Otway British West Indies 5-0 Captain: J Robson L A Gerrard, M A Otway Venezuela 2-3 1979 B E Fairlie, D G C Mustard, O Parun, R J Simpson Japan 3-0 Manager: D C Coombe B E Fairlie, D G C Mustard, O Parun, R J Simpson Australia 2-3 1961 I S Crookenden, L A Gerrard, M A Otway Israel 5-0 Captain: J Robson I S Crookenden, L A Gerrard, M A Otway Spain 2-3 1980 S G Harley, C J Lewis, O Parun, R J Simpson Korea 5-0 Manager: Jack Haworth C J Lewis, M J Lewis, O Parun, R J Simpson Australia 1-3 1962 R G Clarke, I S Crookenden, R N Hawkes, J B Denmark 1-4 Captain: J Robson Souter 1981 C J Lewis, M J Lewis, O Parun, R J Simpson Korea 5-0 Manager: F S Ramson C J Lewis, R J Simpson, O Parun, J M Dunphy Great Britain 1-4 1963 I S Crookenden, L A Gerrard, J E Robson Philippines 1-3 Captain: J Robson Manager: A S Burns 1982 C J Lewis, R J Simpson, O Parun, J G Simpson Spain 3-2 1964 I S Crookenden, L A Gerrard, J E Robson Mexico 1-3 Captain: J E Robson C J Lewis, R J Simpson, B P Derlin, J G Simpson Italy (Q/Final) 3-2 1965 I S Crookenden, L A Gerrard British Caribbean 4-0 C J Lewis, R J Simpson, B P Derlin, J G Simpson France (S/Final) 2-3 I S Crookenden, L A Gerrard Mexico 5-0 Captain: J Robson 1966 B E Fairlie, L A Gerrard, O Parun, K O Woolcott Great Britain 1-4 1983 C J Lewis, R J Simpson, B P Derlin, J G Simpson Denmark 5-0 Captain: L A Gerrard C J Lewis, R J Simpson, B P Derlin, J G Simpson Sweden 2-3 1967 H Broun, B E Fairlie, O Parun, K O Woolcott Mexico 1-4 Captain: J Robson Captain: S Painter 1984 C J Lewis, R J Simpson, D G C Mustard, S Guy Paraguay 2-3 1968 B E Fairlie, R N Hawkes, O Parun B E Fairlie, R N Yugoslavia 0-4 C J Lewis, R J Simpson, D G C Mustard Ecuador 1-4 Hawkes, O Parun Captain: J Simpson Captain: J R McDonald 1985 C J Lewis, R J Simpson, D G C Mustard, D Lewis Chinese Taipei 4-1 1969 B E Fairlie, R N Hawkes, O Parun, J G Simpson West Germany 1-4 Captain: S Painter C J Lewis, R J Simpson, K G Evernden, S Guy hina 5-0 1970 B E Fairlie, O Parun, J G Simpson Mexico 3-2 B E Fairlie, O Parun, J G Simpson Canada 2-3 Captain: E White 4 Roll of Honour Roll of Honour 5 New Zealand in Davis Cup New Zealand in Davis Cup YEAR TEAM COUNTRY PLAYED SCORE YEAR TEAM COUNTRY PLAYED SCORE C J Lewis, R J Simpson, K G Evernden, B P Derlin South Korea 4-0 B Steven, M Nielsen, A Hunt, J Greenhalgh Spain 0-5 Captain: J Simpson Captain: J Simpson 1986 C J Lewis, R J Simpson, K G Evernden, B P Derlin Australia 1-4 2000 M Nielsen, A Hunt, J Greenhalgh, J Shortall Thailand 4-1 S W Guy, B P Derlin, K G Evernden Spain 0-5 2000 M Nielsen, A Hunt, J Greenhalgh, M Thompson Uzbekistan 1-4 Captain: J Simpson Captain: J Simpson 1987 S W Guy, B P Derlin, K G Evernden Chinese Taipei 5-0 2001 M Nielsen, J Greenhalgh, L Radovanovich, A Korea 3-2 Hunt S W Guy, B P Derlin, K G Evernden Thailand 4-1 M Nielsen, J Greenhalgh, D Willman, A Hunt Uzbekistan 2-3 S W Guy, B P Derlin, K G Evernden, R J Simpson China 4-1 Captain: G Wilson Captain: J Simpson 2002 M Nielsen, D Willman, A Hunt, S Rea Indonesia 3-2 1988 B P Derlin, K G Evernden, D Lewis Sweden 5-0 M Nielsen, D Willman, A Hunt, J Shortall
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