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Assemblée Générale Annuelle 2019 Assemblée générale annuelle 2019 Le samedi 3 août 2019 Comfort Inn, Laval Rapports annuels 2018-2019 285, rue Gary-Carter 514 270-6060 Montréal QC H2R 2W1 www.tennis.qc.ca Rapports annuels 2018-2019 Page 2 sur 71 TABLE DES MATIÈRES Table des matières ........................................................................................................................................ 3 Rapport du président .................................................................................................................................... 5 Rapport du trésorier ..................................................................................................................................... 9 Du 1er avril 2018 au 31 mars 2019 ............................................................................................................ 9 Autofinancement et subventions gouvernementales .............................................................................. 9 Légère baisse du surplus accumulé ........................................................................................................ 10 Rapport annuel de la Commission des officiels du Québec ........................................................................ 11 Comité exécutif ....................................................................................................................................... 11 Comités et fonctions ............................................................................................................................... 11 Formation et suivi de formation ............................................................................................................. 12 Réunions régulières du comité exécutif ................................................................................................. 12 Assemblée générale annuelle ................................................................................................................. 12 Cotisation ................................................................................................................................................ 12 Stages de formation ................................................................................................................................ 13 Tournois .................................................................................................................................................. 13 Rapport annuel de la Commission des entraîneurs .................................................................................... 14 Introduction ............................................................................................................................................ 14 Membres 2018-2019 .............................................................................................................................. 14 Dossiers traités durant la saison 2018-2019 ........................................................................................... 14 Liste des athlètes identifiés .................................................................................................................... 15 Laissez-passer pour les championnats canadiens .................................................................................. 17 Tournois (nouveau format) ..................................................................................................................... 18 Coupe des CDT ........................................................................................................................................ 19 Classement Rogers vs UTR ...................................................................................................................... 20 Tennis-mag .............................................................................................................................................. 22 Conclusion ............................................................................................................................................... 22 Rapport annuel du directeur général ......................................................................................................... 23 Introduction ............................................................................................................................................ 23 Structure de la fédération ....................................................................................................................... 24 Stade Uniprix ........................................................................................................................................... 25 Tennis Canada ......................................................................................................................................... 25 Subventions gouvernementales ............................................................................................................. 26 Programmes d’affiliation des organismes de tennis extérieur et des licenciés ..................................... 27 Conclusion ............................................................................................................................................... 27 Rapport annuel du directeur technique ..................................................................................................... 30 Le réseau des tournois sanctionnés ........................................................................................................ 30 Réseau de compétitions et terrains lors de la saison en salle ................................................................ 32 Arbitrage, officiels et discipline en tournoi............................................................................................. 35 Rapport du directeur général adjoint ......................................................................................................... 36 Positionnement Tennis Québec .............................................................................................................. 36 Activités, événements et programmes ................................................................................................... 37 Annonceurs, commanditaires et partenaires ......................................................................................... 38 Envois par courriel (Marketing direct) .................................................................................................... 38 Rapports annuels 2018-2019 Page 3 sur 71 Études et sondages ................................................................................................................................. 39 Outils et plateformes de communication et de promotion ................................................................... 39 Relations publiques et relations médias ................................................................................................. 41 Ressources humaines.............................................................................................................................. 45 Autres implications ................................................................................................................................. 47 Rapport annuel de la directrice du développement régional et technique ............................................... 48 Affiliation des organismes de tennis extérieur ....................................................................................... 48 Classement national Rogers .................................................................................................................... 48 Développement régional ........................................................................................................................ 49 Programme de certification des entraîneurs .......................................................................................... 52 La Tournée de tennis scolaire, présentée par Tennis Québec en partenariat avec Les Producteurs laitiers du Canada ................................................................................................................................... 53 La Tournée Sports Experts 2018, 25e édition, présentée par tennis québec en partenariat avec Banque Nationale ................................................................................................................................................. 54 Tennis universitaire ................................................................................................................................. 55 Tennis collégial ........................................................................................................................................ 56 Rapport annuel de l’entraîneure/directrice du développement des athlètes ........................................... 58 Introduction ............................................................................................................................................ 58 Camps de sélection et camps de l’Équipe du Québec U10 et U12 ......................................................... 59 Équipe du Québec 10 ans – 12 ans et moins .......................................................................................... 59 Camps U14 .............................................................................................................................................. 60 Regroupements provinciaux pour filles 10 ans et moins.......................................................................
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