
Please note that the re-opening date may change. Bookings made for dates before re-opening is allowed cannot be fulfilled and refunds will be made. Once again our AGM was held online using Zoom due to Melbourne's lockdown restrictions. There was an excellent virtual turnout and our committee has been refreshed for another year.
Although everyone was a winner, some people managed to achieve championship status and select a magnificent recycled trophy. A Grade women's champion was Viv, with Mel and Brenda running-up. A Grade men's champion was Wayne, with Matt Russell and David Paholski as runners up. B Grade women's champion was Jo, with Mickie running up.
Although everyone was a winner, some people managed to achieve championship status and select a magnificent recycled trophy. A Grade women's champion was Viv, with Mel and Brenda running-up. A Grade men's champion was Wayne, with Matt Russell and David Paholski as runners up. B Grade women's champion was Jo, with Mickie running up.
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Competition
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FTC belongs to numerous tennis associations that provide competitions that cater for all ages and abilities during weekday daytime and evenings and on weekends. In order to play in any of these competitions representing Fitzroy, you must be a financial member of the club. As the club only has 6 courts, the number of competition teams that can be fielded is limited.
Coaching
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The coaching program at Fitzroy Tennis Club is run by Luke Devlin and the Racquet Lab Coaching team. Luke is a Tennis Australia Club Professional coach, a pioneering member of the TA Coach Developer team, a former state-level NSW player and the 2018 TCAV most outstanding 30 & under Victorian tennis coach.
Membership
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Fitzroy Tennis Club has almost 500 members, most of whom live in the City of Yarra. Both juniors and adults are catered for at all levels of play through social tennis opportunities and inter-club competitions, including Pennant. By joining or renewing as an adult, junior or other member of the Club, you agree to be bound by the Club Rules.
Committee
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The FTC committee is elected at the AGM each September. All members are volunteers. Please consider joining the committee if you would like to contribute to the efficient running of the club and steer the club into the future. You will be welcomed. Committee meetings are held monthly on a mid-week evening.
Club History
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The gardens were named to commemorate Queen Victoria's younger son, Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, following an assassination attempt during his visit to Australia. In the early days of Melbourne the Edinburgh Gardens site was used for basalt quarrying and pasture.
Between 1859 and 1894, the site was established as a reserve for a public park for recreational use and popular sporting pursuits, such as cricket, (1872), bowling (1877), football (1883 - 1967), tennis (1888) and baseball (1889).In 1919, a War Memorial Arbour, (behind the Bowling Club) was erected by the various sporting clubs, including the FTC, for those who lost their lives in World War 1 and who had been connected with the clubs.
Between 1859 and 1894, the site was established as a reserve for a public park for recreational use and popular sporting pursuits, such as cricket, (1872), bowling (1877), football (1883 - 1967), tennis (1888) and baseball (1889).In 1919, a War Memorial Arbour, (behind the Bowling Club) was erected by the various sporting clubs, including the FTC, for those who lost their lives in World War 1 and who had been connected with the clubs.
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