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Club Championships Chris Noble and Krystyna Anderson Are the Club Singles Champions for 2009 The University of Queensland Tennis Club Inc. Newsletter www.uqtc.org.au Print Post Publication No. PP444461/00002 September 2009 Club Championships Chris Noble And Krystyna Anderson are the Club Singles Champions for 2009. The 2009 Annual Club Championships were played over three Sundays (6, 13 & 20 Septem- ber). This was a traditional style of championship tour- nament using a knock-out format. All Singles matches were played as the best-of-three tie-break sets. Doubles matches consisted of two tie-break sets with a deciding match tie-break (10 points) if the score reached one set all. 87 players took part in the Championships. The largest event was the B grade Men’s Singles which was contested by 29 players. The results in the Finals of the 15 events conducted were: Open: Chris Noble d Martin Kelly 6-2 6-7 7-6 [OMS]; Krystyna Anderson d Ashley Wilkinson 6-3 6-2 [OLS]; Hannes Grobler & Sam Rodger d Paul De Barbeyrac & Tony Vickers 6-4 6-1 [OMD]; Krystyna Anderson & Chris Noble Chris Noble d Martin Kelly & Ashley Wilkinson 6-3 6-4 [OXD] A Grade: Paul De Barbeyrac d Ryan Carson 6-1 6-1 [AMS]; Claudia Hong d Krystle Lee 6-1 6-3 [ALS]; Ryan Carson & sage Durham d Matt Fogarty & Peter O’Brien 6-3 6-4 [AMD]; Krystyna Anderson & Ashley Wilkinson d Monica Louda & Naomi Westaway 6-4 6-3 [ALD]; Alexandra Taylor & Ryan Carson d Colin Prince & Steph De Luca 1-6 7-6 10/8 [AXD] B Grade: William Thompson d Scott Rolph 6-4 6-3 [BMS]; Millie Weeks d Stacey Holm- nas 6-2 6-0 [BLS]; Andrew Demasson & Scott McDowell d William Thompson & Trent Watherston 7-6 2-6 10/7 [BMD]; Alexandra Taylor & Millie Weeks d Lucia Ayotte & Jes- sica Rowley 6-2 6-0 [BLD]; Elaine Sealby & Duncan Sealby d Rebekah Daniell & Peter O’Brien 6-2 6-4 [BXD] C Grade: Scott Rolph d Jayadi Mulyadi 6-2 6-3 [CMS] The trophies for the winners and runners-up in the Club Championships will be presented at a special trophy presentation ceremony during the AGM on Sunday, 1 November. The complete results can be viewed on the Tennis Australia Tournament Results Website (http://tournaments.tennis.com.au). The tour- nament is listed as the 2009 UQ Tennis Club Krystyna Anderson Annual Club Championships. Page 2 UQ Tennis News THE UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND TENNIS CLUB INC. 2009 Club Established 1911 ABN: 59 637 930 769 Incorporation Number: IA32840 Management Committee: President Danny Moore Ph 0414 885 516 (m) Grand Prix Vice-Presidents Hank Szeto Ph 3870 3485 (h) Ashley Wilkinson Ph 0427 270 047 (m) The Club Grand Prix is an award Hon. Secretary Doug Bergman Ph 3870 9252 (h) competition for all UQ Tennis Club Hon. Treasurer Ross Markwell Ph 3511 0796 (h) members, who will earn points for their Committee Ryan Carson, Mark Docwra, Petra Glover, Elisabeth Hays, participation and the scale of their Chris Noble, Michael O’Shea, Judith Rodins, Alison Sun, success in Club Tournaments and sanc- Ken Thams and Trent Watherston tioned Open Tournaments played Administration: between 1 January and 30 November. Office Location The University of Queensland Tennis Pavilion (Building 28), The Grand Prix Rules and complete Blair Drive, UQ St Lucia Campus Postal Address P.O. Box 6005, St Lucia, Qld 4067 Points Table are available on the Club Office Phones 3371 4974 (phone) and 3870 5002 (phone/fax) Website (www.uqtc.org.au). Office Hours Variable (volunteer staffed) At 20 September, the leading points Hand Delivered Mail UQTC Mailbox in University Tennis Centre Pro Shop scorers were (with the number of tour- (when Club Office closed) (7 a.m. to 9 p.m. every day) naments played shown in brackets): E-Mail [email protected] Web Site http://www.uqtc.org.au Ladies 1. Ashley Wilkinson 186.0 (9) 2. Jess Rowley 132.0 (9) 2010 Brisbane 3. Lucie Ayotte 104.0 (7) 2009(1) BNTA 4. Naomi Westaway 95.0 (5) 5. Stacey Holmnas 80.0 (6) International Tickets 6. Claudia Hong 77.0 (6) Fixture Results 7. Anne Buchanan 71.5 (7) Tennis Queensland Registered Players 8. Krystyna Anderson 70.0 (3) The results for the Finals of the 2009(1) have priority access to tickets for the 9. Atsuko Nakamura 67.5 (6) Season of BNTA Fixtures were: Brisbane International (3-10 January) before tickets go on sale to the general 10. Judith Rodins 64.0 (3) MONDAY MIXED 11. Lauren Mills 58.0 (2) public in October. 12. Alexandra Taylor 52.0 (3) Pennant Turbos d Vikings 12. Martine Wels 52.0 (2) Pen Res McDowall Opossums Priority Access Ticket Packages and 14. Nele Pien 47.5 (6) d Breakaways Single Session Tickets are now on sale 15. Elaine Sealby 44.5 (4) Division 1 Crusaders d Colonials and will be available up to 5 p.m. on 23 September Men TUESDAY MIXED 1. Ryan Carson 176.0 (10) Pennant Phantoms d Fire & Ice Priority access tickets can only be pur- 2. Anand Jayaraman 128.0 (9) chased on-line (http:// 3. John King 99.8 (10) TUESDAY SPECIAL www.ticketek.com.au/ma2010) or by 4. Peter Inslay 98.3 (11) Pennant Absolut LA d Dominators phone (1300 888 104). You will need a 5. Scott McDowell 97.5 (7) current My Ticketek account to pur- 6. Colin Prince 95.0 (6) Pen Res UQ Spartans 7. Kevin Henriksen 93.0 (9) d UQ Stalkers chase tickets on-line. To purchase 8. Robert Dair 85.0 (8) Division 1 VWs priority access tickets you must be a 9. Mark Prince 82.2 (6) d UQ Can’t Be Serious current TQ Registered Player and you 10. Hannes Grobler 82.0 (4) will need your TQ Player Registration 11. Dong Xu 75.0 (4) WEDNESDAY EVENING (PAIRS) Number. If you don’t know your TQ 12. Danny Moore 72.8 (6) Pen Res UQ Typhoons Player Registration Number, contact 12. Martin Mulhearn 72.8 (6) d UQ Team TT TQ on 3120 7900. 14. Gary Jones 72.0 (5) Division 1 Deuces 15. Scott Rolph 70.0 (2) Go to the Tennis Queensland Website d Refuse To Lose (http://www.tennis.com.au/qld) for more Division 2 UQ Phantoms information about priority access to d UQ Cobras tickets and details about limits on the Moving? WEDNESDAY NIGHT (THREES) number of tickets that any one person Pennant UQ Tigers can purchase. d UQ Playboyz If you are buying Brisbane Interna- Pen Res 1 Nomads tional tickets to the Pat Rafter Arena, d Marginal Improvement you can help the UQ Tennis Club which Pen Res 2 UQ World Wide Winners has signed up to the Tennis Queen- d UQ Alumni sland Affiliates Rewards Program. If you purchase Pat Rafter Arena tickets Pen Res 3 Top Dogs d Vets Division 1 Fancutt Good Dudes between 3 September and 30 Novem- New E-Mail Address? d Tri nations ber and nominate the UQ Tennis Club as your club (by clicking on the Make sure you let the Club Div 1 Uni UQ Digg Heads d UQ Scorpions ‘affiliates reward program’ banner for on know. -line purchases or by telling the opera- Division 2 Fab Four Otherwise, we won’t be able to tor for phone & agency purchases), the d UQ Petty Cash contact you. club could receive tangible benefits in Please e-mail changes to: SATURDAY AFTERNOON (PAIRS) the form of advertising opportunities, [email protected] Pen Res Speedy Turtles d Blinkin memorabilia and cash incentives. UQ Tennis News Page 3 2009 Rebound Ace University Open Tennis Championships Brisbane turned on some glorious Miyakawa 6-0 6-0 [OLS]; Nick Northcott Djokovic, R/U Rim Mebrahtu [14GS] Winter weather for this year’s Rebound & Ethan Wilkinson d Luke Harvey & ITN 4 (A Grade): W Bradley Boynton, Ace University Open Tennis Alex Woolcock 6-4 6-1 [OMD]; Nana R/U Damien Willis [AMS]; W Yasmine Championships, played at The Miyakawa & Athena Nathalia d Xantos, R/U Lauren Mills [ALS]; W Joel University of Queensland Tennis Centre Shawnee-Ann Brelsord & Eden Gallagher & Mark Gallagher, R/U Ian (St Lucia, Brisbane) on 24, 25, 26 & 31 Cartwright 6-3 6-3 [OLD]; Hannah Ross & Kesley Sharman [AMD]; July and 1 & 2 August. Receveur & Gavin Van Peperzeel d W Ashley Wilkinson & Gary Jones, Kristie-Lea Symon & Scott Puodziunas R/U Ellen Clark & Allan Say [AXD] Mark Draper, the champion in 1993 7-5 6-4 [OXD] and 2008, played outstanding Tennis to ITN 5 (B Grade): W Sage Durham, win his third Open Singles Title and Junior: Lachlan Treacher d Dean R/U Marcel Lal [BMS]; W Lauren Mills, 16-year-old Ashling Sumner crushed Ormsby 6-3 6-2 [18BS]; Athena R/U Ashley Wilkinson [BLS]; W Ivan all her opponents to win her first Open Nathalia d Ebony Panoho 6-0 6-1 Anticevic & John Tunny, R/U Robert Singles Title for the loss of just 1 game. [18GS]; Zak Davidson & Tom Simpson Dair & Jeremy Hammant [BMD]; d Louis Ingram & Bradley Mays 7-6 6-1 W Monica Louda & Naomi Westaway, 96 players contested the Open Men’s [18BD] R/U Susan Noble & Mei Siew [BLD]; Singles. In the Final, Mark Draper Senior: Adrian Osypiv d Hannes W Rachael Vetter & Allan Say; (No. 2 Seed) defeated Luke Harvey (No. 8 Grobler 6-1 6-1 [35MS]; Martine Wels d R/U Atsuko Nakamura & Tony Vickers Seed) 6-3 6-2. 29 players entered the Anabela Novas 6-0 6-0 [35LS]; Mike [BXD] Open Ladies’ Singles.
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