NCTA YEARBOOK

2019 EDITION TABLE OF CONTENTS President’s Message...... 3 NCTA Vision...... 4 Introduction: Organized Tennis in the National Capital Region...... 5 History of Organized Tennis in the National Capital Region...... 6 Former Association Presidents...... 8 NCTA Board of Directors ...... 8 Program Coordinators...... 8 Tennis Clubs in the National Capital Region...... 9 NCTA Sponsors...... 11 OTA Regional Coordinator Report...... 12 Tennis Family Tree...... 14 OTA Activity...... 15 Capital Kids Tennis Program...... 16 Carleton Team Tennis...... 21 Tennis in School Clinics...... 22 Elementary and Middle School Tennis Tournament...... 23 OTA Road Show and Smash Cage...... 24 Green Means Go...... 24 Bloomex Cup 2019...... 25 OTA $8,000 Gus Morhart Ontario Open 2019...... 26 OTA Distinguished Service Award Recipient Mark Armstrong...... 27 Tennis in the Community...... 28 Carleton Tennis Development Centre: 2019 Summary...... 29 Rachel Cruickshank Earns Coach 2 Certification...... 31 Richmond Good Samaritan League...... 32 Tournament and Leagues 2019 Results in Ottawa Region...... 33 2019 NCTA Tournament Results ...... 34 2019 NCTA Leagues Results ...... 35 NCTA Past Champions...... 36 NCTA City Championships...... 37 NCTA Intermediate Championships...... 44 NCTA Seniors Over 35...... 49 NCTA Seniors Over 40...... 52 NCTA Seniors Over 45...... 53 NCTA Seniors Over 55...... 55 NCTA Seniors Over 65...... 57 NCTA Boys Under 18 Singles – H. S. Southam Trophy...... 57 NCTA Girls Under 18 Singles – Mrs. H. F. Wright Trophy...... 58 NCTA Sponsors...... 60

1 National Capital Tennis Association

Website: www.ncta.ca E-mail: [email protected] Address: P. O. Box 4354 Station E, Ottawa, ON, K1S 5B3

The 2019 yearbook was produced by Fei Wu, with the generous help from Phil Johnson, Zhenya Kondratovski, and Beth Everson

2 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

National Capital Tennis Association

Philip Johnson, NCTA President

Welcome all to the NCTA 2019 Yearbook. This has been a busy year and I hope you enjoy reading about what the NCTA has been doing. It’s also a very exciting time in Canadian tennis with record breaking performances from our young players on the world stage – especially our ladies where, at the time of writing, Canada claims the #5 woman in the world in singles and our own Gabriella Dabrowski at #9 in doubles. Let’s hope that their success stimulates a resurgence in interest in tennis and brings new young members to our clubs. The competitive game in Ottawa was strong this year including our City Championships and other tournaments, our inter-club leagues and our Bloomex Cup tournament (formerly Roman Cup) which is the largest junior tournament of its kind in the country. The NCTA is proud to have been able to provide financial support to 9 deserving juniors who qualified for national championships through our Junior Development Fund. This year saw the relaunch of the Capital Kids program with year one of our new Trillium grant being activated to support this flagship program. We achieved impressive participation and are well on our way to making this a self-sustaining program when the grant expires. This was supported by a very active school program where we were able to visit some 32 schools and reach 7800 kids giving then a tennis experience that we hope will encourage them to make our sport part of their future. We are also pleased to have assisted in organizing the Ottawa High School Championships, when the National Capital Secondary School Athletic Association (NCSSAA) needed to find a convenor on a short notice when there was a real danger that it would not be able to happen. A key priority for most of our member clubs is the condition of their tennis courts and other infrastructure. The City of Ottawa is responsible for re-building the courts at municipal clubs when the sub-surface deteriorates to the point where filling cracks is no longer viable. However, the City has many other demands on its limited funds and is not able to meet the expectations that Clubs have based on the current agreement with the City. The NCTA is currently working with the City Administration, the Ottawa Sports Commissioner (Counsellor Fleury) and the Ottawa Sports Council to find a realistic solution. Our non- municipal clubs are also facing challenges of their own. For example, both OTLBC and ONEC have clubhouses that require major investments. Finally, I am proud to share with you all that Mark Armstrong, a long-time contributing member of our tennis community, has been awarded the Distinguished Service Award by the Ontario Tennis Association. This is the highest honor that can be awarded to an individual. I encourage you to read the article on Mark’s support for tennis and join us all in thanking him for his work and congratulating him on this excellent achievement. 3 NCTA VISION

The NCTA is first and foremost an association of tennis clubs so our primary objective is to create a vibrant and growing portfolio of tennis clubs. We aim to partner with the OTA and the City of Ottawa to create pathways that will encourage people to join tennis clubs. This includes engaging youth (and their parents), introducing them to tennis and then guiding them towards their nearest tennis club to sustain their interest. The key challenge facing tennis clubs in Ottawa is sustainability. This includes both membership and facilities. Club membership is – at best – stable even though the population is growing and Canada is having tremendous success on the world stage. Clubs need to enhance their value proposition so that people choose to join a club rather than simply playing on a public court (perhaps as part of an on-line group). Quality facilities should be part of the proposition but for many of our clubs, that is becoming less of a reality. The NCTA aims to help clubs improve their value proposition through professional support, operating programs that benefit all member clubs and engaging stakeholders such as the City of Ottawa in a dialogue to promote the long-term sustainability of clubs. We need to develop a new and compelling value proposition for people to join a tennis club, create more demand amongst younger generations, and make tennis clubs more accessible. With this in mind, vision for 2020 includes: • Maintain all current clubs and create at least 3 new clubs of which one will be a year-round facility; • All tennis clubs in Ottawa are NCTA members through membership of the Ontario Tennis Association (and clubs in Quebec who wish to participate in NCTA programs are who are members of Tennis Quebec) and are equal partners & beneficiaries of the tennis community; • Both the Capital Kids and the Little Aces programs are maintained beyond their current three-year basis with a sustainable funding basis; • The NCTA is seen as the voice of tennis clubs in the region (for example, in any dealings on behalf of the community with the City of Ottawa and the NCC); and, • The City Championships are recognized as the largest and most prestigious tournament in the region.

4 Introduction: Organized Tennis in the National Capital Region

5 History of Organized Tennis in the National Capital Region

The game of lawn tennis was still in its infancy when it was first played on the grounds of Rideau Hall in the late 1870s. With the formation of the Ottawa Lawn Club in 1881 (now known as the Ottawa Tennis and Lawn Bowling Club), a base was laid for the development of organized tennis in the capital. The Canadian Lawn Tennis Association was founded in 1890 and in 1894 the Canadian Championships were held at the Ottawa Club, which at that time was located on Cartier Square. Ottawa players competed in a Montreal-based league from 1898 to 1902, and from 1903 to 1909 there was an inter-club league in the capital. City Championships were inaugurated in 1910. The game was played on grass until 1913, when the newly formed Rideau Lawn Tennis Club installed a number of clay Ottawa Lawn Tennis Club Members, 1894 courts. (photo credit: Public Archives of Canada) After the First World War, there was a great increase in the number of clubs and it was then that the present overall organization had its beginning. The Ottawa District Lawn Tennis Association (ODLTA) was established in the summer of 1920. By the mid-1920s, it had some 40 member clubs. In 1910, the Sir Percy Lake Trophy, emblematic of the men’s singles City Championship and the Dr. F. C. Hanna and Birks Trophies for the Men’s Doubles Championship were first awarded. In 1925, the first Wom- en’s Singles Championship was contested for the P. D. Ross Trophy and the first Mixed Doubles Champi- onship was held for the John Murphy Trophy. The following year, 1926, the Hon. Charles Murphy Trophy, emblematic of the City Women’s Doubles Championship was awarded, completing all the City Champion- ship events for which competitions are still held. Shortly after its formation, the ODLTA became affiliated with the Canadian Lawn Tennis Association and the Ontario Lawn Tennis Association until early in 1958, except for a brief period during the 1940s when it was affiliated with the Quebec association. In 1958 the ODLTA was granted “provincial” status by the national organization. Its name was changed to the National Capital Lawn Tennis Association in 1960 and the word “lawn” was dropped in 1979. The NCTA ceased to have “provincial” status in the fall of 1988. In 1991, it became an autonomous region of the Ontario Tennis Association. The ODLTA set up an inter-club league in 1922. It had three main sections designated A, B and C, until 1966, when the present four-division arrangement was adopted. In 2004, the now called Mixed League adopted a Box system to promote more competitive matches. Intermediate championships (for players under the “A” level) were established in 1934. The present Masters’ competition, originally for men 40 and over, began in 1960 when a trophy was given in memory of Jean Rinfret, a colourful player who was fatally injured in a skiing accident. The Canadian National Tennis Championships were held at the Rideau Tennis and Squash Club in 1977, at the Ottawa Tennis and Lawn Bowling Club from 1978 to 1981, and again at the Rideau from 1982 to 1984. For the past few years, the Rideau Tennis Club has hosted the Ontario Open Championships.

6 For many years the Rideau Tennis Club was the home of the Canadian Open & Closed Junior Champion- ships. In 1949, the late E. C. Condon established a separate junior tournament, emblematic of the junior city championship. From 2002 to 2004, the Canadian Under 14 National Championships were held at the Ottawa Tennis and Lawn Bowling Club.

Steve Stevens Senior Nationals, 2016 (Photo credits: Kaylea Groove)

In 2016, The Steve Stevens Senior National Outdoor Championships returned to the Nation’s Capital after 24 years. Over 470 players competed at five premier club locations in the Ottawa area: the Ottawa Tennis and Lawn Bowling Club, the Rideau Tennis Club, Tennis Centre West Ottawa, Ottawa New Edinburgh Club, and Elmdale Tennis Club. The competition was hot and heavy during the week of August 20th-26th. Players enjoyed two fabulous social events, the opening barbecue at OTLBC and the tournament banquet at the Museum of History. In 2017, the Davis Cup returned to Ottawa and was a spectacular success. This was the first time in many years that these championships had been held in Ottawa. The “main event” was the Davis Cup match between Canada and Great Britain – an historic event, happening in the year of Canada’s 150th birthday. The result of the match is in the history books and Canada lost in spectacular fashion. This event welcomed a record-breaking Davis Cup attendance (in Canada) of 21,482 people in total. Since then, Ottawa has seen the sale of the historic Rideau Tennis Club to the Ottawa Sports and Social Club (OSSC) and it to become the Rideau Sports Davis Cup at Lansdowne Place, 2017 Centre (RSC). The OTLBC has become a non-profit (Photo credits: Daniel Prinn) corporation. The residents of Old Ottawa South and the greater tennis community in Ottawa enjoy the new status and the opportunities to host tournaments and events. Since 2017, Ottawa has seen two events involving Canadian tennis legend Daniel Nestor, one at NTS/ TCWO for the four-star junior doubles event in May 2019 and “Double Up for Mental Health” in the fall of 2019, with Daniel giving doubles clinics, exhibitions, Q&A and attending the Pro Am fundraiser at the RSC.

7 Former Association Presidents

Year President Year President 2014 – present Philip Johnson 1969 Keith McAlister 2010 – 2013 Sean Sweeney 1968 Blair Dunlop 2009 – 2010 Bruce Ramsay 1966 – 1967 Forbes Munroe 2004 – 2008 Peter Sutcliffe 1964 – 1965 Jim Kent 2000 – 2003 Danielle Smith 1963 Phil MacGowan 1998 – 1999 Ann Laubstein 1961 – 1962 J. A. “Sandy” Lowdon 1994 – 1997 Andrew Verney 1960 Frank Kaszas 1990 – 1993 Fred Gormley 1958 – 1959 Dave Seymour 1988 – 1989 Fred Bossons 1957 Frank Creed 1985 – 1987 Michael Sims 1955 – 1956 Ken Martindale 1983 – 1984 V. M. “Kal” Kalra 1953 – 1954 Victor Hossack 1980 – 1982 Frank Cartwright 1948 – 1952 Earl K. Hanlon 1978 – 1979 Barry Nicoll 1942 – 1947 Fergus Lothian 1977 Henry Calderon 1939 – 1941 W. Arthur Steel 1976 Barry Darlington 1926 – 1938 John Murphy 1975 Jack Longhurst 1925 R. A. V. Nicholson 1973 – 1974 Michael Measures 1922 – 1924 John Murphy 1971 – 1972 Ron Mortby 1920 – 1922 J. Montague Bates 1970 Bill Vant

NCTA Board of Directors

Position Name Position Name President Philip Johnson Business Representative Ron Kunstadt Vice-President Gary Eikenberry Club Representative Paula Jokiel Secretary Bruce Ramsay Club Representative Beth Everson Treasurer Marinus Wins Marketing and Sponsorship Leena Ray City of Ottawa Representative Kelly Bean

Program Coordinators

Program Coordinator Leagues Coordinator Fei Wu Tournament Director Theo Baker-Kretzmar OTA Programs Director Zhenya Kondratovski

8 Tennis Clubs in the National Capital Region

Club Name & Address Status # of Courts Club Telephone Website Number Almonte Tennis Club OTA 3 plexi-pave almontetennisclub.ca 152 Wilson St., RR3, Almonte, ON, K0A 1A0 Barrhaven Tennis Club OTA 8 plexi-pave 613-825-5337 barrhaventennisclub.com Larkin Park, 76 Larkin Dr. Blackburn Hamlet Tennis Corresponding 6 plexi-pave 613-824-0002 blackburntennis.ca Club 2669 Innes Rd. Britannia Britannia Yacht Club OTA 4 plexi-pave 613-828-5167 byc.ca/tennis-at-byc 2777 Cassels St. Carleton University Tennis Corresponding 4 plexi-pave 613-526-9777 carletontenniscentre.com Centre 85 University Rd Carp Tennis Club OTA 2 plexi-pave 613-290-5640 carptennis.com Juanita Ave/Langstaff Dr. City View Tennis Club OTA 5 plexi-pave 613-225-8599 cityviewtennis.ca 58 Fieldrow St.Crestview Park Craig Henry Tennis Club OTA 8 plexi-pave 613-829-8303 craighenrytennis.com 135 Craig Henry Dr.

Crystal Beach Tennis Club Corresponding 3 plexi-pave 613-721-2231 crystalbeachtennis.org Corkstown Rd. DARA Tennis Club Corresponding 3 plexi-pave 613-230-1133 daratennis.ca Maple Drive, Central Experimental Farm Elmdale Tennis Club OTA 6 Har-tru 613-729-3644 elmdale.ca 184 Holland Ave. Elmridge Tennis Club OTA 4 plexi-pave 613-748-0490 elmridgetennis.com Elmridge Dr. Gatineau Tennis Club TQ 4 plexi-pave tennisgatineau.com Rue de Provence, Gatin- eau General Burns Tennis OTA 4 plexi-pave generalburnstennis.ca Club General Burns Park Glen Cairn Tennis Club OTA 4 plexi-pave 613-831-0755 glencairntennis.ca 84 Castlefrank Rd.

9 Club Name & Address Status # of Courts Club Telephone Website Number Glens Tennis Club Corresponding 4 plexi-pave glenstennisclub.ca Pineglen Park and Grenfell Park Hillcrest Tennis Academy OTA 4 plexi-pave aloveoftennis.org (associate) Long Park Tennis Club Corresponding 4 plexi-pave https://fhaca.wordpress. Steve MacLean Park com/programs-2/long- park-tennis-club/ Lindenlea Tennis Club Corresponding 2 plexi-pave lindenlea.ca/tennis.html 15 Rockcliffe Way Lynwood Tennis Club Corresponding 4 plexi-pave 613-820-6852 sites.google.com/site/lyn- Lynwood Park, 7 Sycamore Dr. woodparktennis Manotick Tennis Club 5572 OTA 6 plexi-pave 613-692-0533 manoticktennisclub.com Doctor Leach Dr., March Tennis Club Corresponding 8 plexi-pave 613-592-6269 marchtennisclub.com 2500 Campeau Dr.

Orléans Tennis Club OTA 4 plexi-pave 613-837-2845 orleanstennisclub.ca 1257 Joseph Drouin Ave.

Ottawa Athletic Club OTA 5 outdoor 613-523-1540 ottawaatheleticclub.com 2525 Lancaster Rd. 8 indoor Ottawa New Edinburgh OTA 7 red clay 613-746-8540 onec.ca Tennis Club 4 plexi-pave Ottawa Tennis & Lawn OTA 18 Har-tru 613-730-7207 otlbc.com Bowling Club (OTLBC) 176 Cameron Ave. Queenswood-Falling- Corresponding 3 Har-tru 613-824-8171 brook Tennis Club 10 plexi-pave Centennial Park, (3 courts) Kinsella Park (4 courts) Gard- enway Park (3 courts) Maple Ridge Park (3 courts) Perth Tay Tennis Club OTA 4 plexi-pave perthtaytennis.ca Conlon Farm, Perth Renfrew Tennis Club OTA 4 plexi-pave 613-432-4380 renfrewtennis.com Na-te-way Park, Renfrew Rideau Sports Centre OTA 4 plexi-pave indoor 613-749-6126 rideausportscentre.com 1 Donald St., Ottawa 7 Har-ture Rockcliffe Lawn Tennis OTA 4 plexi-pave 613-749-5494 rltennis.ca Club 4 Har-tru 465 Lansdowne St. N. Ryerson Tennis Club Corresponding 2 plexi-pave ryersontennisclub.com 10 Club Name & Address Status # of Courts Club Telephone Website Number Smith Falls Tennis Club OTA 3 plexi-pave Lansdowne St., Smith Falls

Sporthèque de Hull TQ 5 plexi-pave 819-777-5656 sportheque.com 72 Jean Proulx St. Gatineau indoor St. James Tennis Club OTA 5 plexi-pave 613-237-5469 stjamestennis.ca 183 Third Ave. Tennis Club West Ottawa OTA 7 Har-tru 613-828-7622 tcwo.ca (TCWO) 6 red clay indoor Britannia Park Trend Arlington Tennis Corresponding 7 Har-tru 613-828-3460 tatennis.ca Club 6 red clay indoor Trend Arlington Park Valley Stream Tennis Club Corresponding 613-596-1760 3412 Richmond Rd.

NCTA Sponsors

The NCTA wants to express appreciation to our local sponsors, Beth Everson and Kunstadt Sports, for their long-term support! Congratulations to Kunstadt Sports for opening their fourth location in Chelsea this year!

11 OTA Regional Coordinator Report An open letter from Zhenya Kondratovski This was my first year as an OTA Regional Manager for Ottawa and very soon I realized how much work is involved in this position. Both Matt McKinnon and John Wins-Purdy were extremely helpful with their time, advice, showing me the right tools and giving their support and encouragement, as well as help, when needed. Thank you for that, guys! All the OTA tennis member clubs, partners and organizations, especially the NCTA Board of Directors, City of Ottawa, coaches, club managers, players, parents and members were welcoming and supportive of the OTA initiatives and programs I was overseeing. It was very cool to see all the clubs in the area that used the OTA Smash Cage and Road Show, meet so many new people, tennis players and enthusiasts from all walks of life, and appreciate what they do to promote tennis in their local communities. It was an eventful year: Capital Kids (CK) Tennis Program was expanded, thanks to the $317,000 Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF) grant for 2019-2021, in partnership with the OTA, NCTA and the City of Ottawa. We had to find and outfit six new locations and run most of existing ones, hire a CK coordinator and additional coaching staff, undertake marketing and promotion in new areas, connect with community centers, local schools and neighborhoods and finally, deliver the program. Despite the late-arriving spring and a Pay Pal issue that made collecting and tracking registration for CK a much harder task, the program came together well in the end. I would like to thank the Capital Kids Tennis Coordinator Hao Pan for all his hard work and dedication to the program and our coaches and instructors for doing a great job running CK across the city. Close to 1985 kids participated in the CK Program since May, and we had a lot of great feedback from parents and lots of enthusiasm and interest for the indoor component and next year’s program. It is exciting to see more kids pick up tennis rackets and get the opportunity to learn the game, be more active physically and get involved locally. In 2019, the Ottawa region saw two high-profile events involving Canadian legend and tennis icon, Daniel Nestor: first, at the NTS OTA 4-Star Doubles and Mixed Doubles Junior Championships at TCWO in May, then for “Double Up for Mental Health” at RSC in September. At both events, Daniel Nestor put on clinics and made time to meet with players, coaches and parents. At RSC he also participated in exhibition play and a pro-am charity event. It is encouraging to see such events become a more regular feature the Ottawa scene. On the competitive end, the Roman Cup, one of the largest 4-star National Selection Events in Canada with over 420 competitors annually, has remained in Ottawa, currently located at the OTLBC. In 2019 the event was re-branded as the Bloomex Cup, following a three-year partnership agreement between the OTA and Bloomex, a national flower distributor. This was great news for junior development in eastern Ontario. In addition, the sanctioned NCTA City Championships /OTA September events at the OTLBC were raised to a 3.5-star level, enabling Ottawa to bring together more high performance junior players from across Canada than ever before. The September events saw record entries. What a great way to finish the summer season! It’s hard to underestimate the level of effort and support that we received from the OTLBC Executive Director and Manager Maria Pierre-Noel, Board and members to bring those events to the Ottawa tennis community. The NCTA Junior Development Fund (JDF) was unveiled and more than $4,000 in financial assistance has been allocated to the local players who earned a spot in the Rogers Canadian Indoor (six players) and Outdoor National Championships (six players), as well as $1,000 towards regional re-groupings for the junior competitors who participated regularly in the UTR circuit, run by coaches from OAC and Carleton.

12 It was great to see all the years of raising money through the annual Roman Cup Pro-Am at the RTC/ RSC achieve a level where we could provide support to players. I believe that in order to make the JDF a sustainable initiative, we need broader involvement of the tennis community in Ottawa, conversations on ways to raise more money for juniors, steps and directions, finding sponsors, getting parents involved and more coordination between the clubs, academies and the NCTA. That would allow us to have greater collective impact and help young competitive players cover their training and travel expenses. Ultimately, it would help our kids reach their potential and grow competitive and recreational tennis in Ottawa. It was another great year for Canadian tennis, with Bianca Andreescu becoming the first Canadian woman to win a Grand Slam singles title at the 2019 U.S. Open. With Felix Auger Aliassime, Denis Shapovalov and other younger players doing well internationally, the interest and popularity of the sport has definitely been growing. We hope the rising enthusiasm and buzz around tennis will translate into greater numbers of players of all ages at both the competitive and recreational ends. In closing, I would like to thank everyone for the great year to date and I look forward to working with you to grow the game in Ottawa.

Best, Zhenya Kondratovski

(Zhenya at a school tennis clinic offered to grade 4 and 5 students)

13 Tennis Family Tree

OTA Activity

Men’s Professional Tennis International Tennis Women’s Professional ATP Tour Federation Tennis WTA Tour

Tennis Canada in Toronto: Rexall Centre 1 Shoreham Drive, suite 100 Toronto, Ontario M3N 3A6 http://www.tenniscanada.com

Ontario Tennis Association 1 Shoreham Drive Suite # 200 Toronto, Ontario M3N 3A7 http://www.tennisontario.com

National Capital Tennis Association PO Box 4354 Station E Ottawa, ON K1S 5B3 www.ncta.ca

14 OTA Activity

(2019 OTA Ontario Open at the Rideau Sports Centre)

15 Capital Kids Tennis Program Coordinator: Hao Pan, Zhenya Kondratovski Coaches: Sean Fowler, Bosco Fernandez, Emilie Timmerman, Zuzanna Sowka, Jeremy Gibbens-Schneider, Aleks Gaiarsa, Chris Goldrick, Rolf Krantz, Alioune Adamou Assane Instructors: Teodore Novakovic, Sebastian Santoro-Gray, Andrea Parvan, Laura Parvan, Laura Valetta, Ren- ga Hutchison, Iryna Tkachenko, Ronan Boyd

Report from the OTA Regional Manager Capital Kids Tennis Program (CK) is a recreational community outreach tennis program for kids from 6 to 15 years old. The program is supported by the Ontario Tennis Association (OTA) and the National Capital Tennis Association (NCTA). With a three-year, $317,000 “Grow” Grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF), six new locations were added (Canterbury, Uplands, Greenboro, St. Germain, Riverain, Barrhaven); three existing locations in the east (Manor Park, Orleans, Owl Park) and three in the West (Tanglewood, Celebration, Carp) were maintained. The aim of the Capital Kids Tennis Program has always been to reach students from diverse cultural and socio-economic backgrounds and provide access to coaching and equipment in their communities. Reducing barriers to participation and ensuring that kids are learning the game’s fundamentals in a fun and positive environment from certified coaches, sets them up to be more physically active and better integrated into schools and communities. This year the Capital Kids Tennis Program faced a new set of challenges, including finding six new full- service locations as well as running the existing ones, hiring a new coordinator and coaching staff, and undertaking marketing and promotion in new areas. We connected with community centers, local schools and neighborhoods, and engaged with individuals and organizations. Several priority neighborhoods in Ottawa East were identified through the City of Ottawa Manager Kelly Bean, who provided Capital Kids Tennis with tennis courts and permits free of charge. Our program was offered to three age groups: 6-9 years, 10-12 years, and 13-15 years. Despite the late arrival of spring and a Pay Pal issue that made collecting and tracking registration for CK a much harder task, everything came together in the end. We were initially short-staffed and had to scramble to cover some locations, where classes were offered on the same day. Registration numbers were a bit slow initially at some new locations, but by engaging with community centers, getting CK posters to local schools (including translating the poster into French and receiving approval for circulation by the Ottawa Catholic School Board), website ads and canvassing neighborhoods the old-fashioned way, the word got out. Our certified and experienced team of coaches and instructors certainly made a big difference for us on the ground. They helped to build the program up through the summer months and saw many kids return. We had great support from the Canterbury CC and FB parents’ group, who helped promote the program and encourage parents to sign up their kids. Carp Tennis Club, Barrhaven TC and Orleans TC were among our busiest locations. Their continuing support of the CK Tennis Program means a lot and is deeply appreciated. I would like to thank the Capital Kids Tennis Coordinator Hao Pan for all his hard work and dedication and our coaches and instructors for doing a great job running CK across the city. In conclusion, Capital Kids Tennis Program is definitely on a growth trajectory and has the potential to expand into many urban

16 and rural communities, such as Richmond, North Gower and others. Further work remains to be done to develop those pathways, perhaps through more elementary school tournaments, intramural leagues, etc., as there is a substantial difference between a subsidized program like CK and the cost of most clubs’ camps and programming. Another potential branch of Capital Kids could be a program that includes kids with learning disabilities and special needs in partnership with Pro Set for Autism, other local advocacy groups, organizations, and individuals.

A couple of highlights: • Manor Park Council added our event to their community calendar, which helped boost registration; • We received generous support from local tennis clubs, such as Carp Tennis Club, Barrhaven Tennis Club, and Orleans Tennis Club. The program participants were able to benefit from accessing the club amenities; • We generated more program exposure thanks to Rideau-Vanier City Councillor, Mathieu Fleury, for making a promotional video about our program; • We engaged more children and youth from low-income families. A total of 1,900 kids signed up for the program from May to August 2019. Some Capital Kids participants entered the Rogers Rookie Tours this summer, and many parents inquired about fall tennis programs in the Ottawa region.

Message from Hao Pan, the Program Coordinator: As the Program Coordinator, I enjoyed working with our dedicated coaches and the OTA Regional Manager, Zhenya Kondratovski. Thanks to Zhenya’s tireless efforts and support, we were able to secure a team of hard- working, competent coaches. All staff members are certified coaches with experience working with young children and youth. One fun fact I’d like to share is that our coaches were not only from Ottawa, some were from Belgium, Niger, and Barbados. The different backgrounds helped us to be more inclusive and open- minded. After all, we all share the same passion for tennis! I look forward to working with our fantastic team next year.

17 20192019 Capital Capital Kids KidsLocations Locations

Locations

Carp Tennis Club Barrhaven Tennis Club Canterbury Park

Club de Tennis Orleans Tennis Club Manor Park Riverain Park Saint Germain Park Uplands Park Greenboro Park Owl Park Celebration Park Tanglewood Park

Locations Total Total Kids Ages Kids Ages Kids Ages / Sessions Participants 6-9 10-12 13-15 Barrhaven Tennis Club 2 130 55 48 27 Canterbury Park 12 202 133 46 23 Carp Tennis Club 2 100 48 42 10 Celebration Park 2 100 44 40 16 Greenboro Park 12 171 104 51 16 Manor Park 8 323 204 92 27 Orléans Tennis Club 7 246 165 71 10 Owl Park 1 30 19 11 N/A Riverain Park 12 123 62 49 12 St Germain Park 12 165 124 39 2 Tanglewood Park 2 79 43 31 5 Uplands Park 12 289 183 79 27

18 Coaches and Instructors

Head Coaches Affiliated Organizations Locations

Aleksander Gaiarsa Pro at Carp Tennis Club Carp Tennis Club, Barrhaven Tennis Club Alioune Adamou Assane Competitive player at University of Ottawa Riverain Park, Tennis Team St Germain Park Bosco Fernandes Pro at Capital Kids Tennis Program Owl Park, Manor Park Chris Goldrick Pro at Capital Kids Tennis Program St Germain Park, Canterbury Park Derian Valcourt Pro at Orleans Tennis Club Orleans Tennis Club

Emilie Temmerman Pro at Ottawa Athletic Club Canterbury Park

Jeremy Gibbens-Schneider Competitive player at University of Ottawa Riverain Park Tennis Team Rolf Krantz Pro at Capital Kids Tennis Program Manor Park, Riverain Park, St Germain Park Sean Fowler Pro at Craig Henry Tennis Club Celebration Park, Tanglewood Park Zanna Sowka Pro at Capital Kids Tennis Program Greenboro Park, Uplands Park

Locations Instructors

Barrhaven Tennis Club Laura Parvan

Canterbury Park Laura Valettas, Andrea Parvan

Celebration Park Iryna Tkachenko

Greenboro Park Laura Parvan, Renga Hutchinson, Sebastien Santoro-Gray

Manor Park Andrea Parvan, Laura Valettas, Ronan Boyd, Teodor Novakovic

Riverain Park Ronan Boyd, Sebastien Santoro-Gray, Teodor Novakovic

St Germain Park Andrea Parvan, Ronan Boyd, Sebastien Santoro-Gray, Teodor Novakovic

Tanglewood Park Iryna Tkachenko

Uplands Park Andrea Parvan, Renga Hutchinson

19 20 Carleton Team Tennis Leagues’ Coordinator: Alex Harea, St. James TC Tennis Director, Carleton Team Tennis Coordinator Tennis is one of the hardest sports for a child to start from scratch. The sport demands a lot from the player physically, mentally, and technically. I speak from the perspective of somebody who was a late bloomer in the sport because I didn’t really train or play competitively until I was 12 or 13 years old. As a coach now, I realize that this is too late for a player to properly develop and excel in the high-performance tennis world. It’s not impossible, but it’s hard, and I did great things considering my late start. One of the reasons for my late move into competitive tennis was the lack of quality recreational tennis programming in Ottawa at the time. There were recreational kids’ programs, but they all took place at expensive private clubs, and they weren’t taken seriously as an important developmental step in the student’s journey to become a tennis player. There was no clear pathway for me to follow as a beginner player to let my parents know why they were spending money on these lessons and what they were investing in. We learned how to hold the racquet, maybe how to hit the ball, but this is not enough when what it really takes to develop a young player is strong physical literacy, tennis fundamentals, goal setting, and fostering a love for the game of tennis. Because of this, I was stuck learning from my dad on a big tennis court, with a racquet that was too big for me, and balls that would bounce higher than my head, with no clear understanding of the basic fundamentals that I needed to learn early in order to move to the next step. Junior tennis in Ottawa has come a long way since the days when I was a kid. Largely I think this improvement should be attributed to the work done by John Wins-Purdy and Michael Paduch, among other coaches in the region who worked to develop programs such as Capital Kids and Team Tennis. I have been involved in both of these programs since their inception, working closely with John coaching at numerous public parks, schools, and clubs across the city from Manotick to Orleans. The key to the success of Capital Kids was giving participants a fun and stress-free start in tennis with options to move on from there. Capital Kids is a great tool for giving kids who may have never played tennis a taste of what it’s like, but it’s not necessarily the type of program that you continuously participate in year after year. This is where Team Tennis came into play. I have been coaching Team Tennis at Carleton and TCWO since its inception in Ottawa. The original idea was to treat it like a community soccer league. Kids show up, do a short 15-30 minute warm-up/teaching point and then immediately start playing points. On paper this is great and it has been run with success in Toronto. We will foster the love for tennis so that hopefully kids will want to move on and continue taking lessons and training. However, I received a lot of complaints that the kids were not learning enough fundamental tennis skills and were just getting frustrated that they couldn’t play very well. More importantly, it still was not clear how this program would be a stepping stone in the student’s development. Because of this the numbers started to drop. Carleton’s program was getting smaller and TCWO’s program was not profitable for the club. In 2016, I took over directing the Team Tennis program at Carleton and, in collaboration with Coach Michael Paduch, remodeled the system to what it is today. We pinpointed the three biggest pitfalls of junior tennis in Ottawa: not enough fundamentals being taught, no clear pathway, and a separation between recreational and competitive tennis. In our minds, these two worlds have to coexist in order to thrive.

21 High-performance tennis programs need recreational programs to be successful so that kids continue to move through the system and we regularly develop new and strong competitive players. Recreational programs also need high-performance programs because parents need to see that their money is not only going towards their child having fun and playing some tennis, but that there is also the potential to grow. Because of this, we came up with the Carleton Junior Tennis Pathway which clearly lays out the progression that players can follow within the same organization: Fundamentals -> Team Tennis -> Pre-competitive -> Competitive -> High Performance. We also changed the Team Tennis model slightly. While still being run in a league format, one hour of the two-hour session is dedicated to developing strong physical literacy and tennis fundamentals that the kids can implement in their matches. This shows the student why these skills are so important to their success because they clearly see that when they implement what they learn in their matches, they are more successful. Over the past three years, Carleton Team Tennis has become one of the biggest recreational junior programs in the region. The year is split into three seasons and every season’s registration has filled up for the past two years with 40 kids on court every Saturday and Sunday under the bubble at Carleton University. The effect this has had on our pre-competitive and competitive programming has been clear as well. We have two pre-competitive groups training multiple days a week as well as a regional and national level competitive team and many of these players found their start in Capital Kids and Team Tennis. The goal for future years is to implement this type of pathway in different locations around the city, and collaborate with Capital Kids and other recreational kids programs so that we can put Ottawa on the map nationally as a tennis city.

Tennis in School Clinics Program Coordinator: Zhenya Kondratovski Head Coaches: Nick Patterson, Ramin Anam, Zhenya Kondratovski Tennis in School Clinics provide an opportunity for children in elementary schools across Ottawa to participate in Kids’ Tennis, a method of introducing kids to tennis using size- and age-appropriate equipment. It makes the game accessible and fun for kids. Through the program, students learn about the importance of regular physical activity as part of a healthy lifestyle. Our goal is to attract new participants at the grassroots level and help surrounding communities raise awareness about opportunities for students to play.

22 2019 Highlights: • We engaged with 64 schools in total and conducted 32 school visits within 61 days. Tennis clinics were given to schools that are interested in hosting a school visit. We were able to work with enthusiastic teachers and principals, and developed new relationships with schools who currently administer tennis teams, organize programs, and participate in an Elementary School Tennis Tournament; • Approximately 7,800 kids received tennis lessons in the gym and outdoors. The kids are exposed to learning progressive tennis fundamentals and physical literacy skills; • We reinforced the community connection with 15 OTA clubs; • Flyers and handouts from local clubs were distributed; • We were able to promote Capital Kids program during the school clinics; • Used equipment (rackets and progressive balls) has been donated to the schools that are in need of tennis gear. We plan to maintain 30 school visits in 2020. Elementary and Middle School Tennis Tournaments Program Coordinator: Zhenya Kondratovski, Matt MacKinnon In 2019, seven schools participated at two locations: Elmdale Tennis Club and Glen Cairn Tennis Club. 125 kids took part in these one-day team tournaments, where students scored points that went to their team total. Lots of matches, great sportsmanship and lots of fun! Red balls and mini nets were used, to build on the school tennis clinics, maximize the space, and simplify the scoring system. 75 kids from 5 schools (St. George, Brother Andre, Broadview, Elmdale, Bayshore) participated in Elmdale ES event and 40 kids from Glen Cairn PS and Bridlewood at Glen Cairn TC. Thanks to both Elmdale (Matt, Theo, and club volunteers), as well as to Glen Cairn (Diane Brazeau, Sandy, and Greg Faux) for their help with organizing, set-up, and overall support. Prizes, ribbons, one giant racket, and much-needed post-match freezees were the rewards for their hard work, team spirit and being such good sports. Seeing kids enjoy this low-key team competition inspires and suggests growing tennis interest in Ottawa schools at the elementary level. Through OTA-supported school visits, tennis was added to schools’ intramural programs during the school year. Those intramural programs were often run by teachers, and progressive tennis equipment or even gymnastics mats were used as the tennis nets. A great number of ES and MS tournaments in May and June would provide a possible pathway for kids becoming more involved in the local community clubs, programs, and camps. At the high school level in 2019, 30 schools and 540 players entered the NCSSAA high school championships. If we could have the Ottawa-Carleton Elementary Athletic Association (OCEAA) follow suit, it would be a step in the right direction. 23 OTA Road Show and Smash Cage

The OTA Smash Cage is a great feature and addition to clubs’ opening celebrations, community fairs, charity events, and local tournaments. Everyone, from kids to adults, loves to give the smash cage a shot. From May to September 2019, the Road Show and Smash Cage with radar gun traveled to 15 clubs in the area (Orleans, BBTC, OTLBC, RLTC, Carp, TCWO, Barrhaven, Manotick, Renfrew, Richmond, Almonte, Glen Cairn, General Burns, Crystal Beach, Elmridge). With different venues, demographics and levels of participants, smash cage brought tennis fun to everyone. We started by testing arm speed (throw) first, then forehand and backhand using off-the-ball tossed or hand-fed for the younger kids, and finally, everyone could hit the ball with a giant racket – that is always a hit! Space permitting, mini nets and red balls were offered for anyone who wanted to rally. We also prepared some Yonex demo rackets for people to try, as well as junior rackets for the little guys.

Green Means Go Coaches: Sean Fowler, Derian Valcourt, Miguel Macias-Carrasco, Marcos Valencia Starting in 2018, this program started to gain popularity when OTA received a grant to run clinics for adults and seniors (50+) at community clubs. NCTA clubs were offered the opportunity again this year to take part in this program, with $150 for coaching hours and free t-shirts for all participants. The program is also open to non-members. Using mini nets, smaller rackets, and low-compression balls, this program/clinic certainly makes learning more comfortable and enjoyable. This year, we organized five Green Means Go clinics: two clinics at Craig Henry TC run by Sean Fowler with a total of 17 players, one at Orleans TC with Derian Valcourt, one at Almonte Tennis Club with Marcos Valencia, and one at Rockliffe Lawn Tennis Club with Miguel Macias-Carrasco. We hope this program becomes even more popular next year and other clubs will add it to their summer events for their adult players.

24 Bloomex Cup 2019

The 2019 Bloomex Cup (formerly Roman Cup), which is a National Junior Open Series, 4-Star U12, U14, U16 and U18 event, wrapped up on Sunday, August 4th with the finals in U10 and U16 at the OTLBC. It was yet another hugely successful OTA 4-star event with 18 categories, including singles and doubles, and over 420 entries in total. Bloomex Canada is a national flower distributor and also a well-known brand internationally that sponsors Davis Cup, Skate Canada, Gymnastics Canada and lots of charities in the world of sports, health care and wellness. The Bloomex partnership with the OTA, starting in spring 2019, gave this event a huge boost. This annual tournament remains a great event that keeps on growing and with it, carries a lot of history, memories, and significance for the junior development and tennis community in Ottawa. It also has a meaningful connection for me, as well as many others who knew Roman Kowalski and who for many years supported our Pro-Am and Fundraiser for junior development in the Ottawa region at the Rideau Tennis Club, which paved the way to JDF (Junior Development Fund, which provides financial assistance to high performance juniors).

Our Ottawa area juniors have done very well at this tournament, but 2019 was one of the best years yet, with a number of winners (BU10 Joshua Adamson, Anna-Raphaelle Serghi GU16, Coby Pearce and Owen Varkey in BDU16), finalists (GU16, GU18 Ariane Souligny, Pascal Tylek with Dermott Duggan in BDU16, Victor Cvetanov Dimitrov BU10), and semi-finalists (BU14 Alex Lungu, BU14 Vikas Nibhanupudi) and GU14 Scarlett Wang finished third overall. Finally, in BD14, three Ottawa teams reached the semis: Alex Lungu and Stefan Martincevic (4), Vlad Pirusca and Jacob Gaudreau Barnes (5), Vikas Nibhanupudi and Maxim Prinoiu! Well done, guys! With two Ottawa teams in the finals of BD16, mentioned earlier, there might be future Davis Cup doubles among Ottawa players! A big thank you to the OTLBC, Maria Pierre-Noel, board, and members for their hard work and wonderful support of the Roman, now Bloomex, Cup again this year, NCTA board, Ziad Halabi, Kartik Vyas and all the OTA team on-site and officials. A huge thank you to Bloomex, title sponsor, and personals thanks to Bloomex’s Dimitri Lokhonia and Sue McDonald for coming on board the OTA this year and their generous support of one of the biggest junior events in Canada. Junior development in Ottawa is growing stronger each year with more results provincially and nationally. The greater depth is a testament to all the hard work that players and coaches put in over the last few years! It’s pretty cool to watch our kids develop, mature and show that Ottawa players belong at the top alongside bigger tennis hubs like Montreal, Toronto, and Vancouver. Great job and keep pursuing the path of excellence, your goals, and dreams! 25 OTA $8,000 Gus Morhart Ontario Open (1000) August 2-5th, 2019

The Rideau Sports Centre hosted the annual Ontario Open, which brought together 43 competitors in men’s singles and 21 in women’s singles, 20 MD teams and 9 WD teams. As always, it was a very successful, high-caliber event, with top and up-and- coming juniors U18, college and ITF players, as well as some local veterans. Gus Morhart was a dedicated OTA staff member and tennis enthusiast, who would come to the Rideau during the Open with a smash cage, his love and dedication to the event. He was a wonderful and kind man, who always had a word of encouragement, a story and a few Russian chocolates for players and kids who played Roman Cup on (OTA Ontario Open Trophies) hard courts right beside the Open. Gus was also an accomplished artist who donated all his paintings to charity and got some help from Milos Raonic to showcase his art. Gus will be remembered fondly by many and his name will live on through the Ontario Open. In men’s singles, NCAA Div 1 Niels Van Noord (10) defeated (2) Jesse Flores, NCAA U of Miami graduate and Davis Cup Player for Costa Rica in three sets and doubled up with Sebastian Collard to win MD final agains Jared Horwood and Nick Lagaev. In ladies’ singles, Kristen Borland prevailed in a tight three-set match over Dharani Neroshan, who played Roman Cup as a junior for the past nine years. In ladies’ doubles, Julie Kuszynski and Dharani Neroshan dominated Isabella Baston and Victoria Demuzio. Our local former WTA pros and NCAA Div 1 players (1) Elisabeth Fournier and Petra Januskova teamed up for ladies’ doubles, as well as Laura Pola and Anne-Sophie Courteau, which was a great reunion for players who won here several times in their careers. A big thank you to the RSC for a great job hosting this event, Andrew Chappell and his team for making it another successful event and all the local players who supported it this year!

26 OTA Distinguished Service Award Recipient: Mark Armstrong

Mark Armstrong is a well-known and highly regarded member of the tennis community in Ottawa. His contributions are significant and diverse. As a player, calling the lines at the Rogers Cup or sitting as the Chair Umpire at the NCTA City Championships, a volunteer at the Steve Stevens Nationals (and many other tournaments), a Board member at his club and for the NCTA, he has been giving back to the tennis community for more than 50 years. Mark has been an active participant in the tennis community since High School when he became a member of the Deep River Yacht and Tennis Club where he played through his school and university years. This is where he started contributing to the community when he joined the Junior Tennis Committee and began to organize tournaments and events. This continued while he was at university (U of T) where he organized the college intramural tournament. After university, Mark embarked upon a career as a High School teacher. He moved to Ottawa in 1969 and joined the Rideau Tennis Club where he has now reached his 50th anniversary as a member. Mark’s contributions to the club were commemorated by a special recognition award given to him in 2012. It was shortly after joining the Rideau that Mark developed an interest in officiating tennis matches. He completed the ITF White Badge training and began calling the lines at local tournaments. In those days, the National Closed Championships were held at the Rideau Club and Mark became a regular member of the officiating crew both here and when the tournament was subsequently moved to the Ontario Racquets Club in Mississauga. The Ontario Closed was discontinued around 1990 and Mark moved on to officiating at the Rogers Cup, which he did through most of the 1990s. It was around this time that Mark started working with the National Capital Tennis Association. He had retired from his teaching career and started to help in the office, primarily with the organization of tournaments and leagues. He joined the Board of the NCTA in 2001 and served as a Director-at-Large where he was a valued and highly respected contributor to the development of tennis in the region. Throughout this period, Mark continued to volunteer and support the Rideau Club where he served on the Board of Directors for many years and was a member of the Tennis Committee where he was an invaluable asset to the Tennis Director. He captained and organized the club’s teams playing in the NCTA leagues for many seasons, organized and ran both the club’s annual tournament working alongside head Pro, Dale Power, and revived the President’s Cup Invitational tournament for the club’s top players. Mark has continued to help organize and run tournaments including many OTA sanctioned junior events as well as volunteering at the Ontario Open and Roman Cup events. In recent years, Mark was injured in a horrendous car accident. He barely completed his lengthy rehabilitation and physiotherapy before getting involved again - back on the court officiating and helping with the next tournament. His dedication to junior and competitive tennis is remarkable, as well as his desire to give back and be of help, selflessly, never asking for any credit, compensation, or recognition. Mark continues to contribute to the tennis community as a player, volunteer and official. He is the go-to person for local tournaments and can often be seen in the chair umpiring the finals at the City Championships and other high-profile events. He plays in the local Men’s seniors league and in the National Senior championships (where he also volunteers at the tournament control desk). In 2018, Mark became a member of the NCTA’s Junior Development Committee, which organizes fundraising events and manages a fund of money that is targeted to support top juniors in the City. We thank Mark for everything that he has done and continues to do for our tennis community. 27 Tennis in the Community

(Sketch of Rideau Sports Centre, formerly the Rideau Tennis Club, by Barry Padolsky, 1992)

28 Carleton Tennis Development Center: 2019 Summary

By Michael Paduch, Carleton Tennis Development Center (TDC) program head coach As we enter the 2019-2020 tennis training season, it is time to reflect on the training season just behind us. 2018-2019 season has been without a doubt the best season in the history of our program. Our formula, based on an integrated pathway from introductory Team Tennis through Pre-Competitive to Competitive Tennis in the Community groups, finally made it into a cohesive, smooth delivery. I credit a lot of success in this dimension of programming to my fellow coach Alex Harea and our team of assistant coaches, who made it all possible. The culture that was once so pervasive and hard to eliminate from recreational to competitive sport streams is rapidly disappearing as parents, children and coaches start to finally comprehend that love of tennis is what drives it all. As a young child starts to get better at the game and starts enjoying all aspects of it, there is no need to artificially constrain their growth and interest in the game by assigning labels and limiting prematurely what is available to them. As a result of this programming approach, we were able to infuse the local tennis circuit with many new faces, with young children who would have never thought of competing in tennis events only two years ago, and who are now - in fact literally now as I write these words - competing in fierce matches at OAC in the UTR Circuit, and who occupied several U9/U10 OTA tournaments earlier in summer in several locations around the City (Hillcrest, OTLBC, OAC and several more). I consider this transformation of Carleton system as one of the biggest achievements of the season and I hope it will only grow from here. (The team at practice working on fitness skills - The past season allowed us to organize an entirely new Savina Radost, Jenna Jenkins, Francesco Carnero) and we hope sustainable initiative: the out-of-town, competitive regrouping in Mont-Tremblant for players who met participation and performance criteria associated with the UTR Fall and Winter Junior Competitive Circuit. The kids had an amazing time with two Carleton and two OAC coaches working together on clay surface with a strong group of up-and-coming younger juniors of varying ages. The event is considered a reward and players are invited to participate based on a specifically defined set of competitive commitments. Speaking of the Circuit, the initiative created by a collective of coaches is entering its 4th season in 2020. It has been a tremendous hit among the players and parents, as it addresses a major gap in developmental match play opportunity for Ottawa area juniors. With level-based flights, three matches guaranteed and an ability to coach on change-overs, the series of six tournaments (three in the fall, three in the winter) allowed over 120 competitors show their skills and increase their UTR rating. On the more advanced side of our programming, the past season resulted in the most significant increase in national ranking position of our players since the TDC creation. Several of our players entered the top 100 national ranking in their age groups (Savina Radost, Matthew Schenk-Pare, Francesco Carnero, Andreas Balteanu) while the best performing competitor of the season, Ashvini Gopalan, reached her personal best ranking so far: the 11th spot in Canada in U12 Girls Singles and 29 14th in doubles. All of that has been achieved in a predominantly group training model, without having to rely on expensive, numerous private lessons. Instead, with a strong focus on cooperation, optimal group composition and true team spirit among the players, we were able to position ourselves for growth as we prepared for 2019-2020. As in the past years, the players on our team assisted pro tennis events as ball boys and girls (ITF Gatineau event) and attended Rogers Cup in Montreal. However, we cancelled the team travel for the first time ever due to a scheduling conflict with Bloomex (formerly Roman Cup) event in Ottawa. On behalf of Carleton TDC, I would like to thank all the families for their support of our tennis mission. I would like to express my gratitude to all the young people I have had the privilege of coaching: your hard work and dedication to this game and to personal growth is never unnoticed and I want you all to know that. All the best to every single one of you on and off court in 2019-2020 season. And last but not least, a big thank you to Coach Tony Milo for his ongoing support and encouragement. All this hard work is so much easier when we know you support us.

A group picture from a Mont-Tremblant regrouping Savina Radost poses with her Carleton TDC coaches - Alex event with coaches Dan, Ben from OAC tournament trophy Harea and Michael Paduch

Savina with a tournament Ashvini Gopalan at National Coaches sharing a moment on court this summer trophy along with her older Selection event in Toronto mentor and assistant coach this summer, ITF player Petra Januskova

30 Rachel Cruickshank Earns Coach 2 Certification By Catherine Moffatt Elmdale Tennis Club is very pleased to recognize the Club’s Head Ten- nis Professional Rachel Cruickshank, who has successfully completed her Coach 2 certification with Tennis Canada. This is an internationally recognized qualification that few tennis coaches in Canada undertake, let alone successfully achieve. The Coach 2 certification is a time-inten- sive, demanding course which involves in-depth theoretical and applied training in tennis coaching over a period of a year and a half. In order to complete the certification, participants must also successfully present a portfolio of their work. This performance coaching course is geared (Rachel Cruickshank) towards professional, highly-dedicated coaches who demonstrate high levels of integrity, commitment and skill in working with competitive oriented juniors and adults. Elmdale would like to acknowledge Rachel’s hard work and dedication in achieving the Coach 2 qualifica- tion. Congratulations Rachel! We are very proud of you!

(Elmdale Club celebrating Rachel’s coaching achievement)

31 Richmond Good Samaritan League

By Sylvain Sauve RGSSL Tennis Club (Richmond Good Samaritan League Tennis Club) was formed with the vision of promoting inclusion for people living with disabilities in my town of Richmond. Having a son with autism and facing many, many hurdles to help my son, I decided to create my own club where I can find a group of Good Samaritans to help this vision come to life. Some of the Good Samaritans who have helped me along the way are Zhenya Kondratovski and Horacio Loor. Zhenya has helped by offering himself for the 2 days at Kanata Academy and the Family Fun Day in Richmond which have helped generate interest in tennis in Richmond. Horacio has been giving lessons all summer long with the passion that kept people coming back for more lessons and generating interest in creating a new club.

2019 RVA Family Fun Day Tennis Demo with Zhenya Kondratovski from the OTA

From the people who that took lessons, I was able to find enough interest to form an executive for the 2020 season. I am looking forward to the AGM so we can elect an official executive. This club will be a shared format with non-members as the club will be using time zones and having one tennis court open to the public at all times. Once the executive is in place, I hope that the city gives us a contract so we can move forward with the OTA as a proud supporter of the club and I can move forward with my vision. The RGSSL Tennis Club believes that respect has no boundaries as it is to be given at all times. We can help each other become better people by sharing this true respect and helping others that are living difficult times. The club will be using a Good Samaritan Reward System - when members choose to volunteer for the club, they will accumulate points towards next year’s membership. A way of thanking them for their efforts. For more information about RGSSL Tennis Club, please visit http://www.richmondtennisclub.ca.

32 Tournaments and Leagues 2019 Results in Ottawa Region

2019 NCTA City Championships Mixed Doubles Category Champions and Finalists

33 NCTA Tournament Results 2019 NCTA City Championships

Categories Champion(s) Finalist(s)

Men’s Singles: Iancu Ghinda Simon Lavoie-Perusse Ladies’ Singles: Petra Januskova Elisabeth Fournier Men’s Doubles: James Ferguson, Iancu Ghinda Sacha Krishna, Marc Abdelnour Ladies’ Doubles: Petra Januskova, Elisabeth Fournier Monica Chodnicki, Lynda Leroux Mixed Doubles: Petra Januskova, James Ferguson Rachel Cruickshank, Sasha Mironov

2019 NCTA Masters O35/O55

Categories Champion(s) Finalist(s)

Men’s Singles O35 James Ferguson Karthik Abiraman Men’s Doubles O35 James Ferguson, Benoit Lacasse Daniel Stockemer, Olivier Basset Men’s Singles O55 Monica Chodnicki Irek Szczudlowski

2019 NCTA Masters O45/O55

Categories Champion(s) Finalist(s)

Men’s Singles O45 David Sierra Olivier Basset Ladies Singles O45 Monica Chodnicki Landdy Zhang Men’s Doubles O45 Denis Bureau, Richard Theriault Shawn McCleery, Rob Mulroney Ladies’ Doubles O45 Alena Moravcova, Francine Auger Alyson Gaffney, Kim McCleery Mixed Doubles O45 Lynda Leroux, Stephen Hibberd Brigette Walenius, Kosta Dujic Men’s Singles O65 Gary Hawkes Yvon Roy

34 NCTA League Results Summer Mixed Singles League

Division A, Points Division B, Points Division C, Points Session 1 Session 1 Session 2 Darek Gondor 4 Adrianne Song 4 Thomas Burelli 4 Rick Vidale 4 Sharon Vien 3 Joey Chow 2 Ahmed Aref 3 Robert Bulpin 3 Kushal Choksi 0 Neil Walker 2 Joey Chow 1 Adonis Sucalit 0 Steven Rae 1 Adonis Sucalit 1 Robert Bulpin 0 Marc O’Sullivan 0 Kushal Choksi 1 Marc O’Sullivan 0

Summer Mixed Team League, Session 1

Division A Teams Points Division B Teams Points Division B Teams Points

Tennis the Manace 30 Rideau Sports Centre 36 GBTC Generals 46 TCWO Sweet Spots 28 Black Aces 28 Orleans 2 37 OAC 27 GCTC A 26 OTLBC Sultans of Swings 36 OTLBC 1 23 Manotick B 18 City Viewer 24 Craig Henry Cruisers 14 GCTC B 15 Orleans 1 13 Manotick C 4

Summer Mixed Team League, Session 2

Division A Teams Points Division B Teams Points Division B Teams Points

Tennis the Manace 30 Orleans 1 40 OTLBC Sultans of Swings 38 OAC 28 Black Aces 31 Manotick B 33 Rideau Sports Centre 27 GCTC A 20 Orleans 2 21 TCWO Sweet Spots 23 GBTC Generals 17 City Viewer 18 OTLBC 1 14 GCTC B 16 Craig Henry Cruisers 13 Manotick C 6

Mixed Team Leagues Playoffs

Playoffs Team Name

Winner TCWO Sweet Spots Finalist Tennis the Manace Consolation Winner Orleans 1

35 NCTA Past Champions From 1910 to 2019

36 NCTA City Championships Men’s Singles – Sir Percy Lake Trophy 2018 – Jeremy Gibbens-Schneider 1988 – Colin McAlpin 1958 – Frank Korpas 2017 – Sasha Mironov 1987 – Simon Cadoret 1957 – Gerry LaFortune NCTA Past Champions 2016 – Marc Abdelnour 1986 – Ted Thompson 1956 – Hamilton Quain From 1910 to 2019 2015 – Iancu Ghinda 1985 – Colin McAlpin 1955 – Hamilton Quain 2014 – Adrian Frei 1984 – Rob Cartwright 1954 – Hamilton Quain 2013 – Iancu Ghinda 1983 – Colin McAlpin 1953 – J. J. Sarra-Bournet 2012 – Mike Sutcliffe 1982 – Colin McAlpin 1952 – Rudi Mikowetz 2011 – Adrian Frei 1981 – Colin McAlpin 1951 – Gerry LaFortune 2010 – Galin Nizortchev 1980 – Shaheer Mikhail 1950 – Gaetan Valois 2009 – Galin Nizortchev 1979 – Dale Power 1949 – Dick Cherry 2008 – Galin Nizortchev 1978 – Cameron Monroe 1948 – Don McDiarmid 2007 – Zhenya Kondratovsky 1977 – Cameron Monroe 1947 – Don McDiarmid 2006 – Luis Gomez 1976 – Charles Dionne 1946 – Don McDiarmid 2005 – Michael Verney 1975 – Cameron Monroe 1945 – No Event 2004 – Colin McAlpin 1974 – Scott Dunlop 1944 – No Event 2003 – Jonathan Adamson 1973 – Michael Cowpland 1943 – No Event 2002 – Robin Clark 1972 – Jean Paquette 1942 – No Event 2001 – Zhenya Kondratovsky 1971 – Marinus Wins 1941 – Don McDiarmid 2000 – Zhenya Kondratovsky 1970 – Marinus Wins 1940 – Edgar J. Murphy 1999 – Martin Michalofski 1969 – Terry Leach 1939 – Eddie O’Hara 1998 – Martin Michalofski 1968 – Pierre Robillard 1938 – Don McDiarmid 1997 – Zhenya Kondratovsky 1967 – Tony O’Donnell 1937 – J. W. O’Hara 1996 – Philip Cheung 1966 – Howard Simpson 1936 – J. W. O’Hara 1995 – Jim Catton 1965 – Howard Simpson 1935 – J. W. O’Hara 1994 – Colin McAlpin 1964 – Howard Simpson 1934 – Georges LeClerc 1993 – Rob Cartwright 1963 – Ralph Oliver 1933 – Georges LeClerc 1992 – Colin McAlpin 1962 – Maurice Landry 1932 – J.C. I. Edwards 1991 – Rob Cartwright 1961 – Redmond Quain Jr. 1931 – Phil Hurcomb 1990 – Colin McAlpin 1960 – Hamilton Quain 1930 – J. W. O’Hara 1989 – Colin McAlpin 1959 – Frank Korpas 1929 – Roy Pennock

37 1928 – T. M. Brown 1921 – J. F McKinley 1914 – P. W. Murphy 1927 – G.E. Strike 1920 – Dr. J. R. O’Brien 1913 – G. E. McClelland 1926 – A. J. Belliveau 1919 – Dr. J. R. O’Brien 1912 – M. B. Bonnell 1925 – E. E. Heppenstall 1918 – No Event 1911 – Victor Woodland 1924 – H.F. Wright 1917 – No Event 1910 – M. B. Bonnell 1923 – A. J. Belliveau 1916 – No Event 1922 – E. A. Thomas 1915 – P. L. Armstrong

Women’s Singles – P. D. Ross Trophy 2018 –Anna Iglewski 1993 – Janie Soublière 1968 – Susan Butt 2017 – Petra Januskova 1992 – Jennifer Kalnitsky 1967 – Rosemarie Fletcher 2016 – Petra Januskova 1991 – Kerri Cartwright 1966 – Rosemarie Fletcher 2015 – Anika Tylek 1990 – Kerri Cartwright 1965 – Patricia Marks 2014 – Elisabeth Fournier 1989 – Kerri Cartwright 1964 – Carol Stevenson 2013 – Petra Januskova 1988 – Jennifer Kalnitsky 1963 – Patricia Marks 2012 – Petra Januskova 1987 – Dominika Gregorova 1962 – Carol Stevenson 2011 – Jenny Sheng 1986 – Jennifer Kalnitsky 1961 – Ann Macklin 2010 – Rachel Cruickshank 1985 – Martine Guerin 1960 – Carol Stevenson 2009 – Kasia Poplawski 1984 – Kerri Cartwright 1959 – Patricia Ryan 2008 – Petra Januskova 1983 – Elizabeth McDougall 1958 – Carol Stevenson 2007 – Elisabeth Fournier 1982 – Martine Guerin 1957 – Mariette Laframboise 2006 – Ashley Smith 1981 – Martine Guerin 1956 – Marguerite Pineau 2005 – Ashley Smith 1980 – Evelyn Hustwit 1955 – Miriam Raitboth 2004 – Janie Soublière 1979 – Janet Biewald 1954 – Carol Turcotte 2003 – Erin Moore 1978 – Evelyn Hustwit 1953 – Carol Turcotte 2002 – Erika Januskova 1977 – Julie Cobb 1952 – Sonia Ladouceur 2001 – Aleksandra Paliga 1976 – Christa Kruse 1951 – Janeth Rutherford 2000 – Aleksandra Paliga 1975 – Evelyn Hustwit 1950 – Patricia Lowe 1999 – Kelly Giffin 1974 – Evelyn Hustwit 1949 – Patricia Lowe 1998 – Geneviève Lafontaine 1973 – Patricia Marks 1948 – Vera Lewis 1997 – Geneviève Lafontaine 1972 – Linda Khan 1947 – Vera Lewis 1996 – Michelle Brunette 1971 – Patricia Marks 1946 – Pat Rappell Adams 1995 – Jessica Rush 1970 – Evelyn Hustwit 1945 – No Event 1994 – Christine Nichols 1969 – Pamela McManus 1944 – No Event 38 1943 – No Event 1936 – Winnifred McConnell 1929 – Phoebe Grierson 1942 – No Event 1935 – H. L . (Doris) Beer 1928 – Phyllis Rykert 1941 – D. W. (Beryl) Mundell 1934 – Phyllis Rykert 1927 – Alice Dexter 1940 – Winnifred McConnell 1933 – H. L . (Doris) Beer 1926 – Muriel Bremner 1939 – Winnifred McConnell 1932 – H. L . (Doris) Beer 1925 – Phyllis Rykert 1938 – Elaine Devine 1931 – Phoebe Grierson 1937 – H. L . (Doris) Beer 1930 – Lillian Wattsford

Men’s Doubles – Dr. F. C. Hanna & Birks Trophies 2018 – Jeremy Gibbens-Schneider, Jordan Sweeney 1994 – No Event 2017 – Jeremy Gibeens-Schneider, Jordan Sweeney 1993 – Rob Cartwright, Tim Thompson 2016 – Alexander Sasha Mironov, John Wins-Purdy 1992 – Rob Cartwright, Tim Thompson 2015 – James Ferguson, Iancu Ghinda 1991 – Mark Ernst, Paul Valois 2014 – Adrian Frei, Taylor Ferrier 1990 – Colin McAplin, Paul Valois 2013 – Jim Fawcett, Mike Sutcliffe 1989 – Jim Catton, Keith Leech 2012 – Jim Fawcett, Mike Sutcliffe 1988 – Paul Valois, Rick Valois 2011 – Nicholas Vincent, Patrick Robichaud 1987 – Ted Thompson, John Bedward 2010 – Galin Nizortchev, Matt Sherman 1986 – John Savone, Rob Cartwright 2009 – Jim Cameron, Galin Nizortchev 1985 – Colin McAlpin, Bill MacPhail 2008 – Galin Nizortchev, Adrian Frei 1984 – Ted Thompson, John Bedward 2007 – Colin McAlpin, Zhenya Kondratovsky 1983 – Colin McAlpin, Stewart McAlpin 2006 – Colin McAlpin, Zhenya Kondratovsky 1982 – Jim Cameron, Ted Thompson 2005 – Brandon Alguire, Alain Regier 1981 – Michel Hurtubise, Paul Valois 2004 – Marcos Valencia, Andrew Hawel 1980 – Les Hockey, Bill MacPhail 2003 – Winner Not Known 1979 – Dale Power, Michael Carroll 2002 – Jonathan Adamson, Robin Clark 1978 – Jim Boyce, Gabriel Rona 2001 – Peter Worthing, Tomas Veskimae 1977 – Jim Cameron, Ted Thompson 2000 – Matthew Scoppa, Sven Bruening 1976 – Cameron Monroe, Steve Segal 1999 – Marko Vuckovic, Zhenya Kondratovsky 1975 – Bud Leroux, Bill MacPhail 1998 – Rob Cartwright, Tim Thompson 1974 – Michael Carroll, Michael Cowpland 1997 – Zhenya Kondratovsky, Marko Vuckovic 1973 – Scott Dunlop, Paul Henry 1996 – Rob Cartwright, Tim Thompson 1972 – Murray Wiggins, Eugene Robillard 1995 – Jim Cameron, Paul Valois 1971 – No Event

39 1970 – Tony O’Donnell, Gary Hockey 1937 – J. W. O’Hara, Don McDiarmid 1969 – Rick Marshall, John McManus 1936 – E. C. Connolly, Georges Leclerc 1968 – Terry Leach, Marinus Wins 1935 – E. C. Connolly, Georges Leclerc 1967 – Tony O’Donnell, David Ryan 1934 – E. C. Condon, Georges Leclerc 1966 – Ray Greenhall, Brian Graham 1933 – J. C. I. Edwards, Georges Leclerc 1965 – David Ryan, Guy Rainville 1932 – E. C. Connolly, C. P. Connolly 1964 – Gerry Lafortune, Maurice Landry 1931 – E. C. Condon, James Woods 1963 – David Low, Ralph Oliver 1930 – E. C. Connolly, C. P. Connolly 1962 – Marcel Chartrand, Gerry Lafortune 1929 – E. E. Heppenstall, E. E. Pennock 1961 – Hamilton Quain, Robin Lees 1928 – E. C. Condon, Jerome Paradis 1960 – Hamilton Quain, Robin Lees 1927 – L. W. Moore, T. M. Moore 1959 – Hamilton Quain, Robin Lees 1926 – L. W. Moore, T. M. Moore 1958 – Gerry Lafortune, George House 1925 – A. M. Milne, E. E. Heppenstall 1957 – Gerry Lafortune, Gaetan Valois 1924 – H. F. Wright, Dr. J. R. O’Brien 1956 – Gerry Lafortune, Gaetan Valois 1923 – E. A. Thomas, L. W. Moore 1955 – Gerry Lafortune, Ben Pozitsky 1922 – E. A. Thomas, L. W. Moore 1954 – Redmond Quain Jr., Hamilton Quain 1921 – H. F. Wright, J. F. McKinley 1953 – Art McKight, Gerry Lafortune 1920 – Lionel Hunter, Ronald Sharp 1952 – Art McKight, Gerry Lafortune 1919 – Lionel Hunter, Ronald Sharp 1951 – Art McKight, Gerry Lafortune 1918 – No Event 1950 – Art McKight, Gerry Lafortune 1917 – No Event 1949 – Don McDiarmid, Gaetan Valois 1916 – No Event 1948 – Art McKnight, Edgar Murphy 1915 – No Event 1947 – Don McDiarmid. Eddie O’Hara 1914 – M. B. Bonnell, P. L. Armstrong 1946 – Art McKnight, Edgar Murphy 1913 – R. S. Raby, G. E. McClelland 1945 – No Event 1912 – M. B. Bonnell, William Duthie 1944 – No Event 1911 – R. S. Raby, G. H. Wattsford 1943 – No Event 1910 – R. S. Raby, G. H. Wattsford 1942 – No Event 1941 – Art McKnight, Edgar Murphy 1940 – E. C. Connolly, Gord Shorter 1939 – E. C. Connolly, Gord Shorter 1938 – E. C. Connolly, Don McDiarmid

40 Women’s Doubles – Hon. Charles Murphy Trophy 2018 – Jessica Rush, Kasia Poplawski 1986 – Hilje Paradis, Patricia Marks 2017 – Petra Januskova, Rachel Cruiskshank 1985 – Martine Guerin, Tracey Clark 2016 – Petra Januskova, Rachel Cruickshank 1984 – Elizabeth McDougall, Christa Cameron 2015 – Laetitia Habimana, Claudine Rouleau 1983 – Elizabeth McDougall, Kerri Cartwright 2014 – Elisabeth Fournier, Petra Januskova 1982 – Christa Cameron, Gail Blake 2013 – Eva Januskova-Lehmann, Petra Januskova 1981 – Kerri Cartwright, Martine Guerin 2012 – Eva Januskova-Lehmann, Petra Januskova 1980 – Evelyn Hustwit, Lynne Hustwit 2011 – Maria Klokotsky, Rachel Cruickshank 1979 – Evelyn Hustwit, Patricia Marks 2010 – Rachel Cruickshank, Elaine Douglas-Miron 1978 – Evelyn Hustwit, Patricia Marks 2009 – Christine Nichols, Sue Feldman 1977 – Evelyn Hustwit, Patricia Marks 2008 – Petra Januskova, Rachel Cruickshank 1976 – Evelyn Hustwit, Patricia Marks 2007 – Laura Pola, Rachel Cruickshank 1975 – Brenda Shoemaker, Cynthia Nowlan 2006 – Christine Li Wan Po, Christine Nichols 1974 – Evelyn Hustwit, Patricia Marks 2005 – Anne-Marie Belleau, Elise St.Antoine 1973 – Evelyn Hustwit, Frances Green 2004 – Janie Soublière, Christine Nichols 1972 – Patricia Marks, Marguerite Wagner 2003 – Winner Not Known 1971 – Evelyn Hustwit, Frances Green 2002 – Aleksandra Paliga, Maria Klokotsky 1970 – Rosemary Jull, Evelyn Hustwit 2001 – No Event 1969 – Rosemary Jull, Evelyn Hustwit 2000 – Maria Klokotzky, Erika Januskova 1968 – Elizabeth Mordasewicz, Evelyn Hustwit 1999 – Jennifer Stiell, Sue Simmons 1967 – Rosemarie Fletcher, Sheila Robertson 1998 – Michelle Brunette, Catherine Rea 1966 – Patricia Marks, Barbara Cotton 1997 – Kerri Cartwright, Janie Soublière 1965 – Patricia Marks, Jean MacPherson 1996 – Michelle Brunette, Catherine Rea 1964 – Carol Stevenson, Jean MacPherson 1995 – Kerri Cartwright, Janie Soublière 1963 – Patricia Marks, Jean MacPherson 1994 – Christine Nichols, Evelyn Hustwit 1962 – Barbara Cotton, Jean MacPherson 1993 – Joelle Lipski, Christine Nichols 1961 – Lorna Rice, Rosemarie Fletcher 1992 – Alex Kalnitsky, Jennifer Kalnitsky 1960 – Barbara Cotton, Patricia Ryan 1991 – Evelyn Hustwit, Patricia Marks 1959 – Barbara Cotton, Patricia Ryan 1990 – Alex Kalnitsky, Jennifer Kalnitsky 1958 – Barbara Cotton, Patricia Ryan 1989 – Jennifer Bland, Dominika Gregorova 1957 – Barbara Cotton, Mariette Laframboise 1988 – Jennifer Kalnitsky, Dominika Gregorova 1956 – Rose Fletcher, Ann Macklin 1987 – Jennifer Kalnitsky, Dominika Gregorova 1955 – Rose Fletcher, Ann Macklin 41 1954 – Lorna Rice, Janeth McKinley 1938 – Ora Davis, Rejane Matte 1953 – Lorna Rice, Joan Batterton 1937 – Mrs. H. L. Beer, Phyllis Rykert 1952 – Sonia Ladouceur, Patricia Cockburn 1936 – Mrs. H. L. Beer, Phyllis Rykert 1951 – Lorna Rice, Rosemarie Fletcher 1935 – Mrs. H. L. Beer, Phyllis Rykert 1950 – Janeth Rutherford, Ilse Sprung 1934 – Mrs. H. L. Beer, Phyllis Rykert 1949 – Patricia Lowe, Diane Lowe 1933 – Mrs. H. L. Beer, Phyllis Rykert 1948 – Vera Lewis, Sonia Swift 1932 – Mrs. H. L. Beer, Phyllis Rykert 1947 – Vera Lewis, Sonia Swift 1931 – Margaret Best, Doreen Kenny 1946 – Vera Lewis, Sonia Swift 1930 – Margaret Best, Doreen Kenny 1945 – No Event 1929 – Margaret Best, Doreen Kenny 1944 – No Event 1928 – Mrs. H. L. Beer, Phyllis Rykert 1943 – No Event 1927 – Mrs. G. S. Macfarlane, Phyllis Rykert 1942 – No Event 1926 – Mrs. G. S. MacFarlane, Lola Beliveau 1941 – Vera Lewis, Winnifred McConnell 1940 – Vera Lewis, Winnifred McConnell 1939 – Doreen Graham, Marguerite Lanthier

Mixed Doubles – John Murphy Trophy 2018 – Jeremy Gibbens-Schneider, Ariane Souligny 2003 – Winner Not Known 2017 – Adrian Kucharik, Petra Januskova 2002 – Aleksandra Paliga, Andre Paliga 2016 – Petra Januskova, James Ferguson 2001 – Erin Moore, Jonathan Adamson 2015 – Adrian Frei, Elisabeth Fournier 2000 – Erika Januskova, Jonathan Sklenar 2014 – Elisabeth Fournier, James Ferguson 1999 – Sue Simmons, Hugo Aubry 2013 – Petra Januskova, Malik Bhatnagar 1998 – Celine Depaul, Jimmy Carreau 2012 – Elianne Douglas-Miron, Daniele Longo 1997 – Susan Stone, Marko Vuckovic 2011 – Eva Januskova-Lehmann, Chris Wheeler 1996 – Martine Guerin, Marko Vuckovic 2010 – Elaine Douglas-Miron, Adrien Frei 1995 – Christine Nichols, Olivier Guillaume 2009 – Rachel Cruickshank, Adrien Frei 1994 – Dominika Gregorova, Tony Roth 2008 – Rachel Cruickshank, Galin Nizortchev 1993 – Janie Soublière, Rob Cartwright 2007 – Laura Pola, Andrew Hawel 1992 – Janie Soublière, Rob Cartwright 2006 – Christine LiWanPo, Jose Gomez 1991 – Michelle Brunette, Ed Hladkowicz 2005 – Christine LiWanPo, Jose Gomez 1990 – Jennifer Kalnitsky, Rob Cartwright 2004 – Janie Soublière, Dale Power 1989 – Eva Januskova, Tim Thompson

42 1988 – Jennifer Kalnitsky, Jim Catton 1955 – Carol Turcotte, Gerry Lafortune 1987 – Jennifer Kalnitsky, Ted Thompson 1954 – Carol Turcotte, Gerry Lafortune 1986 – Christine Nichols, Jim Catton 1953 – Carol Turcotte, Gerry Lafortune 1985 – Martine Guerin, John Savone 1952 – Sonia Ladouceur, Gerry Lafortune 1984 – Shona Brown, Colin McAlpin 1951 – Sonia Ladouceur, Gerry Lafortune 1983 – Elizabeth McDougall, Michel Hurtubise 1950 – Sonia Swift, Gerry Lafortune 1982 – Martine Guerin, François Poirier 1949 – Sonia Swift, Edgar Murphy 1981 – Evelyn Hustwit, Michael Carroll 1948 – Vera Lewis, Bob Duford 1980 – Christa Cameron, Jim Cameron 1947 – Vera Lewis, Bob Duford 1979 – Marjorie Blackwood, Harry Blackwood 1946 – Vera Lewis, Art McKnight 1978 – Evelyn Hustwit, Michael Carroll 1945 – No Event 1977 – Patricia Marks, Eric Smith 1944 – No Event 1976 – No Event 1943 – No Event 1975 – Patricia Marks, Bob Geoffrion 1942 – No Event 1974 – Patricia Marks, Michael Carroll 1941 – Vera Lewis, Art McKnight 1973 – Sheena McKenzie, Reg Lian 1940 – Vera Lewis, Art McKnight 1972 – Evelyn Hustwit, Michael Cowpland 1939 – Winnifred McConnell, Eddie O’Hara 1971 – Pamela McManus, Gary Hockey 1938 – Ora Davis, E. C. Connolly 1970 – Michelle Parent, Marinus Wins 1937 – Mrs. H. L. Beer, E. C. Connolly 1969 – Evelyn Hustwit, Michael Cowpland 1936 – Phyllis Rykert, E. C. Condon 1968 – Susan Butt, Tony O’Donnell 1935 – Mrs. H. L. Beer, Georges Leclerc 1967 – Evelyn Hustwit, Ray Greenhall 1934 – Mrs. H. L. Beer, Georges Leclerc 1966 – Carol Gibson, Ben Pozitsky 1933 – Mrs. Edwards, J. C. I. Edwards 1965 – Sonia Ladouceur, Gerry Lafortune 1932 – Phoebe Grierson, J. C. I. Edwards 1964 – Carol Stevenson, Gerry Lafortune 1931 – Phoebe Grierson, E. C. Condon 1963 – Carol Stevenson, Gerry Lafortune 1930 – Doreen Kenny, E. C. Condon 1962 – Carol Stevenson, Gerry Lafortune 1929 – Phyllis Rykert, Phil Hurcomb 1961 – Carol Stevenson, Robin Lees 1928 – Phyllis Rykert, Phil Hurcomb 1960 – Patricia Ryan, Hamilton Quain 1927 – Alice Dexter, Grant Dexter 1959 – Patricia Ryan, Hamilton Quain 1926 – Muriel Bremner, E. C. Condon 1958 – Carol Stevenson, Gerry Lafortune 1925 – Muriel Bremner, E. C. Condon 1957 – Mariette Laframboise, Gerry Lafortune 1956 – Patricia Cockburn, Gerry Lafortune

43 NCTA Intermediate Championships Intermediate Men’s Singles 2018 – Ryan Chan 1988 – Marc Adler 1958 – Pierre Lamoureux 2017 – Brad Assaly 1987 – Yvon Roy 1957 – Maurice Landry 2016 – Andrew Rowe 1986 – Bill McEachern 1956 – Eugene Robillard 2015 – Kosta Dujic 1985 – Attella Nagy 1955 – Harold Lithwick 2014 – James Worrall 1984 – Marko Vuckovic 1954 – Victor Macklin 2013 – Chris Halliday 1983 – Pat Wu 1953 – Jean Paquette 2012 – Kirk Davies & Kosta Dujic 1982 – David Crabbe 1952 – Guy Cloutier (2 intermediate events that year) 1981 – No Event 1951 – Ben Pozitsky 2010 – Olivier Bassett 1980 – Pat Wu 1950 – John Johnson 2009 – Sacha Krishna 1979 – Rob Cartwright 1949 – J. J. Sarra-Bournet 2008 – Francisco Alvarez 1978 – Kevin Hamilton 1948 – Redmond Quain Jr. 2007 – Rob Fontaine 1977 – David Large 1947 – Barney Lawrence 2006 – Juan Delgado 1976 – Allan MacDonald 1946 – No Event 2005 – John Wins-Purdy 1975 – Marc Lepage 1945 – No Event 2004 – Scott Ventureyra 1974 – Bud Leroux 1944 – No Event 2003 – Bernard Fortier 1973 – Terry Hill 1943 – No Event 2002 – Bill Stunt 1972 – Bob Geoffrion 1942 – No Event 2001 – David Wu 1971 – Gerry Filion 1941 – Yvon Pepin 2000 – Jason Staples 1970 – Arnaud DeGouville 1940 – Forbes Munroe 1999 – Rodrigo Salinas 1969 – Scott Dunlop 1939 – Charles LeRoyer 1998 – Steve Bryce 1968 – Michael Cowpland 1938 – E. D. Berry 1997 – Hugo Aubry 1967 – Terry Leech 1937 – J. de Jocas 1996 – Jimmy Carreau 1966 – Don Douglas 1936 – Gordon Shorter 1995 – Bruce Acland 1965 – Paul Henry 1935 – G. R. Green 1994 – Vince Littke 1964 – Rick Marshall 1934 – Jardine Day 1993 – Sanjay Ghandi 1963 – Jean Paquette 1992 – Kevin Pendergrast 1962 – Don Gilchrist 1991 – Olivier Guillaume 1961 – Jacques Ranger 1990 – Chris Dorey 1960 – Ed Stevenson 1989 – Barry Casselman 1959 – Denis Page

44 Intermediate Women’s Singles 2018 – Sarah Turcotte 1987 – Annette McGlynn 1958 – Yvette Houle 2017 – Jana Kriz 1986 – Michelle Brunette 1957 – Barbara Ritchie 2016 – Adrainne Song 1985 – Karen Chan 1956 – Ella Ritchie 2015 – Huiping Iler 1984 – Margo Greenberg 1955 – Georgette Delecreataz 2014 – Sunita Mulpuru 1983 – Pierrette Lamirande 1954 – Georgette Delecreataz 2013 – Heather Dufault 1982 – Rachel Adm 1953 – Muriel Finlayson 2010 – Li Yu 1981 – No Event 1952 – Marguerite Pineau 2009 – 1980 – Barbara Kerr 1951 – Carol Turcotte 2008 – Baerbel Newman 1979 – Hilje Paradis 1950 – Edith O’Halloran 2007 – No Event 1978 – Kea von Michalofski 1949 – Diane Lowe 2006 – Jana Kriz 1977 – Jessica Chutter 1948 – Jean Kitchin 2005 – Ana Solajic 1976 – Stans van Wijk 1947 – Rita Hartney 2004 – No Event 1975 – Barbara Louch 1946 – No Event 2003 – No Event 1974 – Christa Kruse 1945 – No Event 2002 – Patti Kidd 1973 – Agnes Carriere 1944 – No Event 2001 – Baerbel Newman 1972 – Louise Coulombe 1943 – No Event 2000 – Baerbel Newman 1971 – Janet de Verteuil 1942 – No Event 1999 – Jennifer Wong 1970 – Judy Argue 1941 – Adrienne Larose 1998 – Madeleine Bérubé 1969 – Amy Mantsch 1940 – Mrs. D. L. Ralston 1997 – Jane Hazel 1968 – Joan Taylor 1939 – Doreen Graham 1996 – Michelle Gagnon 1967 – Michelle Parent 1938 – Marguerite Lanthier 1995 – Hélène Coulombe 1966 – Carol Steers 1937 – Jeanne Francis 1994 – Cathy O’Halloran 1965 – Joan Guenault 1936 – Eileen Devine 1993 – Annette McGylnn 1964 – Marguerite Wagner 1935 – Phyllis Darch 1992 – Manuela Savini 1963 – Valmai Elley 1934 – Clair Bigras 1991 – Anhthu Vu 1962 – Vera Ablack 1990 – Lesley Hulse 1961 – Jean MacPherson 1989 – Sandra MacLeod 1960 – Barbara Cotton 1988 – Robina Pearce 1959 – Anne Heggtveit Intermediate Men’s Doubles 2018 – Ryan Chan, Tarek Sahman 2016 – Kosta Dujic, Etienne Sevigny 2017 – Andrew Rowe, Ludovic Marcon 2015 – Munzil Qureshi, Ed Nera

45 2008 – Brian Riley, Martin Maione 1975 – Bill MacPhail, Russ Levia 2007 – Bruce Ramsay, M. Salat 1974 – Bud Leroux, Russ Levia 2006 – No Event 1973 – Bill McRae, Gordon Liang 2005 – Peter Reinecke, John Wins-Purdy 1972 – Bill MacPhail, Cameron Munroe 2004 – No Event 1971 – Ray Kimoto, Graeme Forrester 2003 – Bernard Fortier, Rob Edwards 1970 – Claude Marleau, Ray Kimoto 2002 – Andrew Verney, Kelly Kinahan 1969 – Scott Dunlop, Paul Henry 2001 – Greg Orchard, Jean-Paul Pham 1968 – Michael Cowpland, Jacques Tomaro 2000 – Bryan Macmillan, David Rutkay 1967 – Terry Leech, Uwe Nahnsen 1999 – François Cyr, Normand Boulé 1966 – Ray Greenhall, Brian Graham 1998 – Wayne Cheung, Steven Bryce 1965 – Brian Wilson, Roger Waters 1997 – Rob Fountaine, Bruce Hickson 1964 – Paul Henry, David Ryan 1996 – Hugo Aubry, Ryan Zeman 1963 – Rick Marshall, Jean Paquette 1995 – Imran Syed, Eric Bowie-Reed 1962 – Don Douglas, Peter Maltby 1994 – Chris Jordan, Gary Maffett 1961 – Gerry Capello, Bill Cunningham 1993 – Sanjay Ghandi, Mark Boudreau 1960 – Eugene Robillard, Jacques Tomaro 1992 – Kevin Pendergrast, Mark Boudreau 1959 – Guy Rainville, Denis Page 1991 – Derek Koenig, Doug Johnson 1958 – Hugh Edgar, Jeff Jeffries 1990 – Chris Dorey, Walter Roucek 1957 – George House, Logie Macdonnell 1989 – Keven Ward, Colin Harding 1956 – Rick Marshall, Eugene Robillard 1988 – Craig Mook-Sang, Pierre Despatie 1955 – Gordon Smith, Don Montgomery 1987 – Graham Gardner, Kevin Ward 1954 – Gordon Smith, Jeff Jeffries 1986 – Phil Hurcomb, Jim Hurcomb 1953 – Jean Paquette, Maurice Croteau 1985 – David Mabson, Don MacLeod 1952 – John Milliken, Joe Atyeo 1984 – Jim Hurcomb, Marko Vuckovic 1951 – Marcel Viau, Denis Delisle 1983 – Phil Hurcomb, Jim Hurcomb 1950 – Gilbert Jolicoeur, John McQuaig 1982 – Elmer Hara, Pat Wu 1949 – John Blackburn, Gilbert Jolicoeur 1981 – No Event 1948 – John Blackburn, Gilbert Jolicoeur 1980 – Gregg Shimokura, Pat Wu 1947 – John Blackburn, Gilbert Jolicoeur 1979 – Rudy Slozil, Terry Jamieson 1978 – Randy Rosenthal, Robert Power 1977 – Elmer Hara, Ed Hladkowicz 1976 – Phil Hurcomb, Jim Hurcomb

46 Intermediate Women’s Doubles 2018 – No Event 1979 – Maureen Ball, Madeleine Hamilton 2017 – No Event 1978 – Diane Hilary, Joy Donald 2016 – Joan Emery, Samantha Nickel 1977 – Gail Black, Marilyn Brown 2015 – Kelly Gordon, Claudine Rouleau 1976 – Joy Donald, Audrey Braid 2008 – No Event 1975 – Maureen Garbutt, Barbara Forster 2007 – No Event 1974 – Barbara Knapp, Lynne Noel 2006 – No Event 1973 – Barbara Knapp, Sheena McKenzie 2005 – No Event 1972 – Rose Fletcher, Joy Kelly 2004 – No Event 1971 – Rose Fletcher, Janeth McKinley 2003 – No Event 1970 – Joan Taylor, Robin Lee Munroe 2002 – D. Andrei, A Smith 1969 – Amy Mantsch, Catherine Sidebottom 2001 – No Event 1968 – Sue Power, Shirley Watson 2000 – No Event 1967 – Lorna Rice, Elizabeth Mordasewicz 1999 – No Event 1966 – Margaret Burrows, Sheila Robertson 1998 – Sheila McQueen, Cathy Carter 1965 – Joan Guenault, Carol Steers 1997 – Sue Simmons, Jennifer Stiell 1964 – Marguerite Wagner, Joan Guenault 1996 – Beverly Verney, Pierrette Lamirande 1963 – Marguerite Wagner, Joan Guenault 1995 – Hélène Coulombe, Louise Coulombe 1962 – Peggy Jardine, Sue Driver 1994 – Stans van Wijk, Rosemae Blackwood 1961 – Jean MacPherson, Yvette Houle 1993 – Ellen Heide, Diane Pelton 1960 – Heather Blaine, Linda McCarthy 1992 – Manuela Savini, Michelle Brunette 1959 – Audrey Braid, Pat Morton 1991 – Carol Rosenthall, Ahnthu Vu 1958 – Jeanette Buchanan, Jean Southworth 1990 – Ellen Heide, Barbara Kerr 1957 – Mariam Little, Jean Southworth 1989 – Michelle Brunette, Linda Spence 1956 – Janette Buchanan, Ella Ritchie 1988 – Robina Pearce, Gwen Sarkadi 1955 – Georgette Delecreataz, Dawn McDonald 1987 – Roxanne Nelson, Katie Jarvis 1954 – Miranda Lawson, Maria van Spanje 1986 – Michelle Brunette, Barbara Spiva 1953 – Eleanor Bates, Anne Budreo 1985 – Ann Bostock, Stans van Wijk 1952 – Marguerite Pineau, Anne Budreo 1984 – Annette McGlynn, Gwen Sarkadi 1951 – Carol Turcotte, Penny Low 1983 – Joan Dixon, Jan Steele 1950 – Marguerite Pineau, Cecile Richard 1982 – No Event 1949 – Audrey Braid, Marguerite Wall 1981 – Rachel Adm, Vivien Van Breemen 1948 – Jean Kitchin, Jane O’Neill 1980 – Barbara Kerr, Flo Szabo 1947 – Rita Hartney, Beatrice Carroll 47 Intermediate Mixed Doubles

2018 – No Event 1984 – Mirjam Goossens, Leon Goossens 2017 – Brigette Walenius, Kosta Dujic 1983 – Ria Kruyne, Craig Leverman 2016 – Li Yu, Jeff McCarthy 1982 – Rachel Adm, Pierre Adm 2015 – Anna Beben, Derek McGovern 1981 – No Event 2014 – Greg Orchard, Baerbel Newman 1980 – Maureen Morgan, Ed Stevenson 2008 – Baerbel Newman, Martin Maione 1979 – Maureen Ball, Geoffrey Ball 2006, 2007 – No Event 1978 – Diane Hilary, Elmer Hara 2005 – Ana Solajic, John Wins-Purdy 1977 – Jane Van Ingen, Elmer Hara 2004 – No Event 1976 – Ria Kruyne, Eugene Robillard 2003 – No Event 1975 – Marguerite Wagner, Elmer Hara 2002 – No Event 1974 – Lynne Noel, Gerry Filion 2001 – Sheila McQueen, Basil Bowen 1973 – Barbara Knapp, Elmer Hara 2000 – No Event 1972 – Frances Green, Gordon Laing 1999 – Jane Hazel, Paul Zeitoun 1971 – No Event 1998 – Sheila McQueen, Scott Noyes 1970 – Edith Connolly, Glen Larocque 1997 – Baerbel Newman, Michel Abrogoua 1969 – Amy Mantsch, Don Hambling 1996 – Michelle Brunette, Hugo Aubry 1968 – Doris Turner, Jack Hambling 1995 – Gudrun Brune, Bruce Hickson 1967 – Michelle Parent, Ray Greenhall 1994 – Sue Simmons, Eric Bowie-Reed 1966 – Margaret Burrows, Dave Smith 1993 – Ann Laubstein, Mark Boudreau 1965 – Shirley Watson, Paul Henry 1992 – Sue Feldman, Bill Shannon 1964 – Sheila Robertson, Dave Smith 1991 – Sandra Trattles, Imran Syed 1963 – Valmai Elley, Warwick Elley 1990 – Sue Feldman, Bill Shannon 1962 – Diane Simard, Jean Paquette 1989 – Karen Chan, Michel Dalpe-Charron 1961 – Yvette Houle, Howard Simpson 1988 – Flo Szabo, Ed Sienkiewicz 1960 – Maureen Morgan, Ed Stevenson 1987 – Lucie Oliver-Cyr, François Cyr 1959 – Miriam Little, Denis Page 1986 – Stephanie Tibbits, Jamie Laschinger 1958 – Jean Southworth, Ed Stevenson 1985 – Karen Chan, Mike Best 1957 – Maureen Nash, Al Livingston

48 NCTA Senior Over 35 Masters Men’s Singles Over 35 2018 – James Ferguson 2003 – Jack Newton 1990 – Yvon Roy 2017 – Adrian Frei 2002 – Jim Cameron 1989 – Paul Melia 2016 – James Ferguson 2001 – Jim Cameron 1988 – Chad Gaffield 2015 – James Ferguson 2000 – Jim Cameron 1987 – John Tibbits 2014 – James Ferguson 1999 – Jim Cameron 1986 – Shaheer Mikhail 2013 – Ben Etheve-Meek 1998 – Jim Cameron 1985 – Gary Maffett 2010 – James Ferguson 1997 – Stan Bhend 1984 – John Tibbits 2009 – Bruce Acland 1996 – Jim Cameron 1983 – Paul Henry 2008 – Jim Cameron 1995 – Bill Stunt 1982 – Paul Henry 2007 – Bruce Acland 1994 – No Event 1981 – Michael Carroll 2006 – Peter Worthing 1993 – Reg Lian 1980 – Joe Scott 2005 – Matt Bellamy 1992 – Ted Thompson 2004 – Barry Casselman 1991 – Marinus Wins

Masters Women’s Singles Over 35 2018 – Kasia Poplawski 2002 – Sue Simmons 1988 – Evelyn Hustwit 2017 – Nicki Terrier 2001 – Christine Nichols 1987 – Evelyn Hustwit 2016 – No Event 2000 – Baerbel Newman 1986 – Evelyn Hustwit 2015 – Elise St-Antoine 1999 – Jennifer Wong 1985 – Beverly Tibbits 2014 – Teresa Beauregard 1998 – Sue Simmons 1984 – Beverly Tibbits 2013 – Nicole Terrier 1997 – Diane Dodds 1983 – Joanne Eartly 2010 – Christine Nichols 1996 – Evelyn Hustwit 1982 – Anne Fanthome 2009 – Nicole Terrier 1995 – Evelyn Hustwit 1981 – Anne Fanthome 2008 – Christine Nichols 1994 – Evelyn Hustwit 1980 – Anne Khare 2007 – Christine Nichols 1993 – No Event 2006 – Baerbel Newman 1992 – Evelyn Hustwit 2005 – No Event 1991 – Evelyn Hustwit 2004 – No Event 1990 – Evelyn Hustwit 2003 – No Event 1989 – Evelyn Hustwit

49 Masters Men’s Doubles Over 35 2018 – Adrian Frei, Peter Worthing 1997 – Stan Bhend, Allan MacDonald 2017 – Adrian Frei, John Payette 1996 – Michael Cowpland, Paul Valois 2016 – James Ferguson, Benoit Lacasse 1995 – Ted Thompson, David Large 2015 – Scott Ventureyra, Chris Goldrick 1994 – Marinus Wins, Paul Henry 2014 – Chris Trubiani, Justin Date 1993 – Gary Roberts, Kirby MacKay 2013 – Jim Hurcomb, Phil Hurcomb 1992 --Ted Thompson, David Large 2010 – Martin Marion, Bruce Acland 1991 – Paul Melia, Yvon Roy 2009 – Bruce Acland, Bill McEachern 1990 – Paul Melia, Yvon Roy 2008 – Imran Syed, Bill McEachern 1989 – Phil Hurcomb, Jim Hurcomb 2007 – No Event 1988 – Gary Maffett, Jim Hurcomb 2006 – Imran Syed, Samir Bhatnager 1987 – Gary Maffett, Stuart Adam 2005 – Kurt Carter, Jack Newton 1986 – John Tibbits, Michael Cowpland 2004 – Kurt Carter, Marcel Charette 1985 – Paul Henry, Marinus Wins 2003 – Bruce Acland, Pat Charr 1984 – Paul Henry, Marinus Wins 2002 – Kurt Carter, Marcel Charette 1983 – Paul Henry, Marinus Wins 2001 – Marko Vuckovic, Imran Syed 1982 – Steve Glavin, Rudy Slozil 2000 – John Tokos, Nathan Levine 1981 – Steve Glavin, Rudy Slozil 1999 – Glen Fujiwara, Bill MacEachern 1980 – Bruce Kinsella, Steve Morvai 1998 – Marko Vuckovic, Nathan Levine

Masters Women’s Doubles Over 35 2018 – No Event 1999 – Patricia Marks, Annette McGlynn 2017 – No Event 1998 – Patricia Marks, Annette McGlynn 2016 – No Event 1997 – Kathy Baird, Baerbel Newman 2014 – Monica Hollands, Christine Rivas 1996 – Annette McGlynn, Gwen Meireles 2010 – Baerbel Newman, Kathy Baird 1995 – Shan Ross, Penny Goldrick 2009 – Baerbel Newman, Michelle Gagnon 1994 – Pat Marks, Karen Chan 2008 – Baerbel Newman, Michelle Gagnon 1993 – Ria Kruyne, Stans van Wijk 2003 - 2007 – No Event 1992 – Patricia Marks, Evelyn Hustwit 2002 – Evelyn Hustwit, Pat Marks 1991 – Patricia Marks, Evelyn Hustwit 2001 – Pat Marks, Christine Nichols 1990 – No Event 2000 – Baerbel Newman, Shelia McQueen 1989 – Patricia Marks, Hilje Paradis

50 1988 – Patricia Marks, Shan Ross 1982 – Mary Balfour, Kea von Michalofski 1987 – Hilje Paradis, Patricia Marks 1981 – Brigitte Bonus, Beatrice Short 1986 – Evelyn Hustwit, Beatrice Short 1980 – Anne Khare, Mary Balfour 1985 – Beverley Tibbits, Ria Kruyn 1984 – Beatrice Short, Adrienne Williams 1983 – Isabelle Southwell, Joanna Scissons

Masters Mixed Doubles Over 35 2018 – No Event 1995 – Karin Fisscher, Andy Talbot 2017 – Li Yu, James Ferguson 1994 – Evelyn Hustwit, Michael Carroll 2016 – Li Yu, James Ferguson 1993 – Ellen Heide, Ian Heide 2015 – Debbie Schauer, Stacy Elliott 1992 – Evelyn Hustwit, Michael Carroll 2014 – Joan Emery, Reg Tilbenny 1991 – Evelyn Hustwit, Michael Carroll 2013 – Joan Emery, Reg Tilbenny 1990 – Evelyn Hustwit, Michael Carroll 2010 – Baerbel Newman, Greg Orchard 1989 – Evelyn Hustwit, Gary Maffett 2009 – Baerbel Newman, Kevin Palframan 1988 – Rosemae Blackwood, Gerry Filion 2008 – Christine Nichols, Matt Bellamy 1987 – Evelyn Hustwit, Michael Carroll 2007 – Christine Nichols, Matt Bellamy 1986 – Beverley Tibbits, John Tibbits 2003 - 2006 – No Event 1985 – Gail Blake, Stuart Adam 2002 – Sue Simmons, Paul Zeitoun 1984 – Beverley Tibbits, John Tibbits 2001 – Baerbel Newman, Bill McEachern 1983 – Evelyn Hustwit, Michael Carroll 2000 – Baerbel Newman, Bill McEachern 1982 – Evelyn Hustwit, Michael Carroll 1999 – Jennifer Stiell, Imran Syed 1981 – Evelyn Hustwit, Michael Carroll 1998 – Baerbel Newman, Michel Abrogoua 1980 – Mary Balfour, Dinesh Khare 1997 – Baerbel Newman, Michel Abrogoua 1996 – Ann Laubstein, Michel Abrogoua

51 NCTA Senior Over 40

Masters Men’s Singles Over 40 1979 – Don Gilchrist 1972 – Don Coates 1965 – Ben Pozitsky 1978 – David Low 1971 – Don Gilchrist 1964 – Bill Munro 1977 – Jean Paquette 1970 – Don Coates 1963 – Bill Munro 1976 – David Low 1969 – Don Coates 1962 – Ben Pozitsky 1975 – Don Coates 1968 – John Kyle 1961 – John Fletcher 1974 – Don Coates 1967 – John Kyle 1960 – Lewis Leach 1973 – Don Coates 1966 – John Kyle

Masters Women’s Singles Over 40 1977 – Evelyn Hustwit 1975 – Marguerite Wagner 1973 – Betty Boyd Masters Men’s Doubles Over 40 1979 – Ken Cross, Elmer Hara 1972 – Don Coates, John Bonus 1978 – Laurent Dutil, Jean Paquette 1971 – Don Coates, Don Gilchrist 1977 – Don Coates, David Low 1970 – Don Coates, Don Gilchrist 1976 – Don Coates, David Low 1969 – Don Coates, Don Gilchrist 1975 – Elmer Hara, Forbes Munroe 1968 – Bill Munro, Ian Harlock 1974 – Don Coates, Bill McRae 1967 – Bill Munro, Ian Harlock 1973 – Don Coates, Don Gilchrist

Masters Women’s Doubles Over 40

1977 – Evelyn Hustwit, Stans van Wijk 1973 – Betty Boyd, Rose Fletcher 1976 – Diana Soame, Brigitte Bonus 1972 – Marguerite Wagner, Joan Taylor 1975 – Diana Soame, Brigitte Bonus 1971 – Marguerite Wagner, Sonia Ladouceur 1974 – Joy Donald, Audrey Braid 1970 – Marguerite Wagner, Sonia Ladouceur

Masters Mixed Doubles Over 40 1978 – Evelyn Hustwit, Joe Byrnes 1977 – Stans van Wijk, Elmer Hara

52 NCTA Senior Over 45 Masters Men’s Singles Over 45 2018 – Michael Veck 2004 – No Event 1990 – Dell Pendergrast 2017 – John Payette 2003 – Reg Lian 1989 – Rudy Slozil 2016 – Bill Mceachern 2002 – Jim Cameron 1988 – Albert Roy 2015 – Bruce Acland 2001 – Jim Cameron 1987 – Claude Marleau 2014 – Bill McEachern 2000 – Jim Cameron 1986 – Albert Roy 2013 – Bill McEachern 1999 – Jim Cameron 1985 – Stuart Adam 2012 – Bruce Acland 1998 – Jim Cameron 1984 – Jean Paquette 2011 – Giovanni Savone 1997 – Marinus Wins 1983 – Steve Glavin 2010 – Bill McEachern 1996 – Shaheer Mikhail 1982 – Steve Morvai 2009 – Bill McEachern 1995 – Bill MacPhail 1981 – Jean Paquette 2008 – Jim Cameron 1994 – No Event 1980 – Jean Paquette 2007 – Richard Theriault 1993 – Terry Hill 2006 – Marko Vuckovic 1992 – Paul Henry 2005 – David Rutbay 1991 – Dell Pendergrast

Masters Women’s Singles Over 45 2018 – Monica Chodnicki 2008 – No Event 1991 – Evelyn Hustwit 2017 – Jana Kriz 2007 – No Event 1990 – No Event 2016 – Li Yu 2006 – Baerbel Newman 1989 – Evelyn Hustwit 2014 – Jane Thompson 2005 – Annette McGlynn 1988 – Pat Marks 2013 – Teresa Beauregard 2002 – Denise Martel 1987 – Penny Goldrick 2012 – Ann Gay 2001 – Evelyn Hustwit 1986 – Evelyn Hustwit 2010 – Ann Gay 1993 – Evelyn Hustwit 1985 – Evelyn Hustwit 2009 – No Event 1992 – Evelyn Hustwit

Masters Mens Doubles Over 45 2018 – Imran Syed, Jeff Henkleman 2012 – Bruce Acland, Marko Vukovic 2017 – Imran Syed, John Payette 2010 – Phil Hurcomb, Jim Hurcomb 2016 – No Event 2008 – Phil Hurcomb, Jim Hurcomb 2015 – Imran Syed, Bruce Acland 2007 – Phil Hurcomb, Jim Hurcomb 2014 – Imran Syed, Bruce Acland 2006 – Reg Lian, Shaheer Mikhail

53 2005 – Reg Lian, Shaheer Mikhail 1989 – Steve Glavin, Rudy Slozil 2002 – Reg Lian, Shaheer Mikhail 1988 – Steve Glavin, Rudy Slozil 2000 – Rudy Slozil, Shaheer Mikhail 1987 – Jean Paquette, Maurice Croteau 1999 – Reg Lian, Marinus Wins 1986 – Rudy Slozil, Pavil Kurfurst 1998 – Marinus Wins, Paul Henry 1985 – Graeme Forrester, David Low 1997 – Marinus Wins, Paul Henry 1984 – Scott Hatfield, Don Johnson 1996 – Gary Maffett, Bill MacPhail 1983 – David Low, Don Johnson 1995 – Marinus Wins, Paul Henry 1982 – Laurent Dutil, Jean Paquette 1994 – Marinus Wins, Paul Henry 1981 – Ken Cross, Elmer Hara 1993 – Frank St. Marseille, Lloyd Rossman 1980 – Dick Lafountaine, Jacques Tomaro 1992 – Fred Gormley, Gary Maffett 1991 – Steve Glavin, Rudy Slozil

Masters Women’s Doubles Over 45 2018 – Claudine Rouleau, Louise Lanoix 1989 – Patricia Marks, Paula Dugdale 2006 – Baerbel Newman, Marika Sesztak 1988 – Patricia Marks, Paula Dugdale 1998 – Rosemae Blackwood, Stans van Wijk 1987 – Penny Goldrick, Shan Ross 1992 – Evelyn Hustwit, Patricia Marks 1986 – Evelyn Hustwit, Beatrice Short 1991 – Evelyn Hustwit, Patricia Marks 1985 – Evelyn Hustwit, Beatrice Short 1990 – Patricia Marks, Paula Dugdale

Masters Mixed Doubles Over 45 2018 – Louise Lanoix, Miguel Macias 2003 – No Event 2016 – Louise Lanoix, Miguel Macias 2002 – No Event 2015 – Chatal Desjardins, Serge Richard 2001 – No Event 2014 – Chatal Desjardins, Serge Richard 2000 – No Event 2012 – Baerbel Newman, Greg Orchard 1999 – Anka Magnus, Tony Brunst 2010 – Ann Gay, Gilles Bergeron 1998 – Jana Ramsay, Bruce Ramsay 2009 – 1997 – Penny Goldrick, Michael Carroll 2008 – Baerbel Newman, Greg Orchard 1996 – Evelyn Hustwit, Michael Carroll 2007 – No Event 1995 – Evelyn Hustwit, Michael Carroll 2006 – Baerbel Newman, Richard Theriault 1994 – No Event 2005 – No Event 1993 – No Event 2004 – No Event 1992 – Evelyn Hustwit, Michael Carroll 54 1991 – No Event 1987 – Penny Goldrick, Claude Marleau 1990 – Evelyn Hustwit, Michael Carroll 1986 – Irene Bossons, Fred Bossons 1989 – Pat Marks, Claude Marleau 1985 – Kea von Michalofski, Elmer Hara 1988 – Pat Marks, Claude Marleau

NCTA Senior Over 55 Masters Men’s Singles Over 55 2018 – Paul Marchi 2005 – Marinus Wins 1994 – Albert Roy 2017 – Robert Donders 2004 – Marinus Wins 1993 – Graham Charette 2016 – Robert Donders 2003 – Marinus Wins 1992 – Jean Paquette 2015 – David Large 2002 – Shaheer Mikhail 1991 – Steve Glavin 2014 – Yin-Leong Lian 2001 – Mike Cowpland 1990 – Steve Glavin 2013 – Jim Cameron 2000 – Shaheer Mikhail 1989 – Steve Glavin 2010 – Shaheer Mikhail 1999 – Guru Gurswami 1988 – Steve Glavin 2009 – 1998 – Shaheer Mikhail 2008 – Jim Cameron 1997 – Albert Roy 2007 – Yvon Roy 1996 – Albert Roy 2006 – Yvon Roy 1995 – Albert Roy

Masters Women’s Singles Over 55 2018 – Teresa Beauregard 1998 – Penny Goldrick 1991 – Nell Khandkar 2017 – Jana Kriz 1997 – Ann Laubstein 1990 – Kay Marshall 2016 – Louise Lanoix 1996 – Ann Laubstein 1989 – Nell Khandkar 2002-2008 – No Event 1995 – Fran Going 1988 – Nell Khandkar 2001 – Elizabeth Robertson 1994 – Fran Going 2000 – No Event 1993 – No Event 1999 – No Event 1992 – Libby Staveley Masters Men’s Doubles Over 55 2018 – Gord Marinic, David Large 2008 – Marinus Wins, Paul Henry 2017 – Paul Marchi, Robert Donders 2007 – Shaheer Mikhail, Reg Lian 2016 – Robert Donders, Paul Marchi 2006 – Graham Gardiner, Bruce Ramsay 2014 – Barry Padolsky, Shaheer Mikhail 2005 – No Event 2010 – David Large, Gary Roberts 2004 – Lloyd Rossman, Graham Gardner 2009 – Marinus Wins, Paul Henry 2003 – Mike Cowpland, Tony Brunst

55 2002 – Mike Cowpland, Tony Brunst 1994 – No Event 2001 – Claude Marleau, Mike Carroll 1993 – Jean Paquette, Max Smith 2000 – No Event 1992 – Jean Paquette, Maurice Croteau 1999 – Barry Padolsky, Claude Marleau 1991 – Jean Paquette, Maurice Croteau 1998 – Shaheer Mikhail, Guru Guruswami 1990 – Jean Paquette, Maurice Croteau 1997 – Barry Padolsky, Claude Marleau 1989 – Steve Glavin, Fred Bossons 1996 – No Event 1988 – Steve Glavin, Fred Bossons 1995 – Barry Padolsky, Claude Marleau

Masters Women’s Doubles Over 55

2017 – Ann Gay, Elise St-Antoine 1994 – Shan Ross, Penny Goldrick 2001 – Ann Laubstein, Paula Dugdale 1993 – Nell Khandkar, Libby Staveley 2000 – Nell Khandkar, Libby Staveley 1992 – Edith Monson, Claire Darling 1999 – Evelyn Hustwit, Pat Marks 1991 – Edith Monson, Claire Darling 1998 – Ann Laubstein, Penny Goldrick 1990 – Kay Glavin, Vivian Malcolm 1997 – Nell Khandkar, Libby Staveley 1989 – Irene Bossons, Sylvia Baenziger 1996 – Nell Khandkar, Libby Staveley 1988 – Josie Braden, Kay Glavin 1995 – Kay Marshall, Claire Darling

Masters Mixed Doubles Over 55 2018 – Diana Smith, Paul Zeitoun 1994 – Shan Ross, Chuck Johnson 2017 – Elise St-Antoine, Denis Bureau 1993 – Shan Ross, Chuck Johnson 2001 – Evelyn Hustwit, Mike Carroll 1992 – Shan Ross, Chuck Johnson 2000 – Nell Khandkar, Libby Staveley 1991 – Shan Ross, Chuck Johnson 1999 – No Event 1990 – Jean Southworth, Paul Olivier 1998 – Patricia Marks, Claude Marleau 1989 – Irene Bossons, Fred Bossons 1997 – Patricia Marks, Claude Marleau 1988 – Irene Bossons, Fred Bossons 1996 – Patricia Marks, Claude Marleau 1995 – Shan Ross, Chuck Johnson

56 NCTA Senior Over 65 Masters Mens Singles Over 65 2018 – Shaheer Mikhail 2014 – Gary Maffett 2017 – Yvon Roy 2013 – Gary Maffett 2016 – Bill Macphail 2012 – Gary Maffett 2015 – Jean-Pierre Paradis Masters Mixed Doubles Over 65 1999 – Edith Monson, Bob Faulker

Masters Mens Doubles Over 65 2018 – Shaheer Mikhail, Bill Stunt 2016 – Bill Macphail, Gary Maffett 2017 – Bruce Ramsay, Lloyd Rossman 1999 – René Gelhay, Bill Grove Masters Mixed Doubles Over 65 1999 – Edith Monson, Bob Faulker

NCTA Boys Under 18 Singles - H.S. Southam Trophy 2018 – Rassam Yazdi 1989 – Tate McLeod 1971 – Eric Pierce 2017 – Benjamin Lortie 1988 – Glen Harwood 1970 – Blake Dunlop 2016 – Dan Pergel 1987 – Keith Leech 1969 – Scott Dunlop 2004 - 2008 - No Event 1986 – Geoffrey Pearce 1968 – Gerry Filion 2003 – Matthew Pothen 1985 – Paul Mantha 1967 – Scott Dunlop 2002 – No Event 1984 – François Poirier 1966 – Terry Leach 2001 – Michael Verney 1983 – Rob Cartwright 1965 – Michael Hamman 2000 – Jonathan Sklenar 1982 – Jay Cromb 1964 – Michael Hamman 1999 – Jonathan Sklenar 1981 – Stephen Philip 1963 – Michael Hamman 1998 – Michael Verney 1980 – Michel Hurtubise 1962 – Michael Hamman 1997 – Tomasz Grzyb 1979 – Greg Wardlaw 1961 – Andre Tielemans 1996 – Philip Cheung 1978 – Harry Blackwood 1960 - Claude Savaria 1995 – Scott Ventuereyra 1977 – Laird Dunlop 1959 – Phil Johnston 1994 – Clayton Ramnarine 1976 – Allan MacDonald 1958 – Mel Bower 1993 – Vince Littke 1975 – Bob Smith 1957 – Marcel Chartrand 1992 – Todd Nicholl 1974 – Walter Crane 1956 – Maurice Landry 1991 – Tony Milo 1973 – Don Gilchrist 1955 – Ralph Stahan 1990 – James Ferguson 1972 – Dave Robinson 1954 – Alex Kalil 57 1953 – Jean Paquette 1943 – 1933 – John Cheley 1952 – Jean Paquette 1942 – Gaetan Valois 1932 – George Goodwin 1951 – Jean Paquette 1941 – Gaetan Valois 1931 – Harris Crowson 1950 – Wally Mellor 1940 – Leo J. Heaps 1930 – Edwin C. Connolly 1949 – Ned Rainboth 1939 – Leo J. Heaps 1929 – Edwin C. Connolly 1948 – Jules Quesnel 1938 – Forbes Munroe 1928 – Jerome Paradis 1947 – Gilbert Jolicoeur 1937 – Charles LeRoyer 1927 – Charles Connolly 1946 – Gilbert Jolicoeur 1936 – Gordon Shorter 1926 – Beverley Mitchell 1945 – Gilbert Jolicoeur 1935 – Gordon Shorter 1944 – Bob Duford 1934 – Don McDiarmid

NCTA Girls Under 18 Singles - H.S. Southam Trophy 2018 – Tabeth Tadoum 1983 – Anne Olivier 1962 – Rosemarie Fletcher 2017 – Veronika Podobed 1982 – Kerri Cartwright 1961 – Rosemarie Fletcher 2002 – 2008 – No Event 1981 – Martine Guerin 1960 - Rosemarie Fletcher 2001 – Erika Januskova 1980 – Elizabeth McDougall 1959 – Patricia Ryan 2000 – No Event 1979 – Elizabeth McDougall 1958 – Patricia Ryan 1999 – No Event 1978 – Jessica Cutter 1957 – Patricia Ryan 1998 – Aleksandra Paliga 1977 – Janet Biewald 1956 – Yvette Houle 1997 – Kasia Gryczon 1976 – Debbie Greenberg 1955 – Barbara Cotton 1996 – Kasia Gryczon 1975 – Julie Cobb 1954 – Barbara Cotton 1995 – Kasia Gryczon 1974 – Margot Greenberg 1953 – Denise Coderre 1994 – Davida Williams 1973 – Marjorie Blackwood 1952 – Carol Turcotte 1993 – Ruth Sanchez 1972 – Marjorie Blackwood 1951 – Diana Lowe 1992 – Jussara Dourado 1971 – Jennifer Stiell 1950 – Mariam Rainboth 1991 – Anna Iglewski 1970 – Mary Gravel 1949 – Mariam Rainboth 1990 – Eva Januskova 1969 – Pat McCarthy 1948 – Patricia Lowe 1989 – Eva Januskova 1968 – Judy Hart 1947 – Patricia Lowe 1988 – No Event 1967 – Frances Hurcomb 1946 – Patricia Lowe 1987 – Dominika Gregorova 1966 – Robin Lee Munroe 1945 – Janeth Rutherford 1986 – Lesley Kathnelson 1965 – Louise Barry 1944 – Dorothy O’Brien 1985 – Remmick McCready 1964 – Rosemarie Fletcher 1943 – Janeth Rutherford 1984 – Sylvia Mantha 1963 – Madeleine Fox 1942 – Ruth Freedman

58 1941 – Muriel Finlayson 1935 – Phyllis Darch 1929 – Barbara Hart 1940 – Sonia Swift 1934 – Barbara Chubb 1928 – Doreen Kenny 1939 – Shirley Geldart 1933 – Winnifred McConnell 1927 – Doreen Kenny 1938 – Betty Bell 1932 – Winnifred McConnell 1926 – Anna Connor 1937 – Germaine Coucke 1931 – Norma Hall 1936 – No Event 1930 – Barbara Hart

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