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TennisA game played with rackets by two or four players. Players are required to hit the round tennis ball over the net keeping it within the lines. Females play up to three sets and males play up to five sets in order to complete the match. Tennis NTJunior Sport Contact: Olivia Birkett
Age Groupings and name: ALL ages. For both boys and girls. Competition Name: Standard Based (grouped according to standard) Team competitions, Participation Tournaments, Match Play Single sex or mixed competition: Both boys and girls in the same competitions though the are separate boys and girls events at tournaments Brief description of competition: Standard based team competitions usually have four players who all play one singles and one doubles match each week. Participation based tournaments for all standards ensure plenty of singles and doubles matches win, lose or draw! Match Play is used to match up players according to standard. Season dates: Where is training held? At all the clubs around the NT. Training days and times: Everyday after school and Saturday mornings are available. You can choose how many times a week to train or you can book a court to train with a friend 7 days a week. What do they need to bring to training? Hat, water bottle, shoes, sunscreen, racquet if you have one or we can provide one Public transport near training: The Gardens venue is on the #4 bus route. Where are competitions held? Tournament venues do vary but you have the choice to play where you wish. Team competitions are held at various venues. Competition days and times: The best thing to do is to call us for the latest days and times. Cost per season: Again, call us!!! It depends on how often you play and the type of coaching you want! You can choose to pay for a number of coaching lessons up front or lesson by lesson to begin with. There are both group and private coaching alternatives. Racquets can be hired to begin with if you need one. Uniform requirements: Tennis attire can be colourful. Hats and tennis specific shoes are encouraged. No specific items are mandatory so you can choose your own! Is there an opportunity to compete in a NT title? If so, what are the dates and where will it be held? The top junior tournaments that carry Australian Junior Ranking points are: What do they need to bring to competitions? Insulated water bottle, their own racquets Public transport near competition: The Gardens venue is on the #4 bus route Would you appreciate parent volunteers? We have a great group of Court Supervisors who essentially are parents who assist kids with general tennis scoring and etiquette from outside the courts simply trying to help them learn the game. They are not coaches and not necessarily people who have played tennis before but assist because they have kids that play. We offer short courses to hep teach these skills to parents. Alice Springs Tennis Association / Red Centre Tennis AcademyJunior Sport Contact: Chris Letcher
Age Groupings and name: Competition for 7 years and up Training for 4 years and up Competition Name: Centralian Motors Junior Badge Competition and Civic Video Junior League Single sex or mixed competition: Mixed Brief description of competition: Season dates: Where is training held? Red Centre Tennis Academy on Trager Ave Training days and times: What do they need to bring to training? Hat, water bottle, shoes, sunscreen, racquet if you have one or we can provide one Public transport near training: Yes, bus stops are on the main road within walking distance to the venue Where are competitions held? Red Centre Tennis Academy on Trager Ave Competition days and times: Cost per season: Uniform requirements: Tennis attire can be colourful. Hats and tennis specific shoes are encouraged. No specific items are mandatory so you can choose your own! Is there an opportunity to compete in a NT title? If so, what are the dates and where will it be held? The top junior tournaments that carry Australian Junior Ranking points are: What do they need to bring to competitions? Insulated water bottle $4 per week Public transport near competition: Yes, bus stops are on the main road within walking distance to the venue Would you appreciate parent volunteers? Yes. Friday night Junior Badge in the canteen or out on court helping with scoring DTC Sports Coconut GroveJunior Sport Contact: Pat Coburn
Age Groupings and name: ALL ages. For both boys and girls. Competition Name: Standard Based (grouped according to standard) Team competitions, Participation Tournaments, Match Play Single sex or mixed competition: Both boys and girls in the same competitions though the are separate boys and girls events at tournaments Brief description of competition: Standard based team competitions usually have four players who all play one singles and one doubles match each week. Participation based tournaments for all standards ensure plenty of singles and doubles matches win, lose or draw! Match Play is used to match up players according to standard. Season dates: Where is training held? At our venue!!! Training days and times: Everyday after school and Saturday mornings are available. You can choose how many times a week to train or you can book a court to train with a friend 7 days a week. What do they need to bring to training? Hat, water bottle, shoes, sunscreen, racquet if you have one or we can provide one Public transport near training: Yes, bus stops are on the main road within walking distance to the venue Where are competitions held? Tournament venues do vary but you have the choice to play where you wish. Team competitions are held at our venue (or at an opposing venue in Darwin only). Competition days and times: The best thing to do is to call us for the latest days and times. Cost per season: Again call us!!! It depends on how often you play and the type of coaching you want! You can choose to pay for a number of coaching lessons up front or lesson by lesson to begin with. There are both group and private coaching alternatives. Racquets can be hired to begin with if you need one. Uniform requirements: Tennis attire can be colourful. Hats and tennis specific shoes are encouraged. No specific items are mandatory so you can choose your own! Is there an opportunity to compete in a NT title? If so, what are the dates and where will it be held? The top junior tournaments that carry Australian Junior Ranking points are: What do they need to bring to competitions? Insulated water bottle, their own racquets Public transport near competition: Yes, bus stops are on the main road within walking distance to the venue Would you appreciate parent volunteers? We have a great group of Court Supervisors who essentially are parents who assist kids with general tennis scoring and etiquette from outside the courts simply trying to help them learn the game. They are not coaches and not necessarily people who have played tennis before but assist because they have kids that play. DTC Sports PalmerstonJunior Sport Contact: Daniel Parker
Age Groupings and name: ALL ages. For both boys and girls. Competition Name: Standard Based (grouped according to standard) Team competitions, Participation Tournaments, Match Play Single sex or mixed competition: Both boys and girls in the same competitions though the are separate boys and girls events at tournaments Brief description of competition: Standard based team competitions usually have four players who all play one singles and one doubles match each week. Participation based tournaments for all standards ensure plenty of singles and doubles matches win, lose or draw! Match Play is used to match up players according to standard. Season dates: Where is training held? At our venue!!! Training days and times: Everyday after school and Saturday mornings are available. You can choose how many times a week to train or you can book a court to train with a friend 7 days a week. What do they need to bring to training? Hat, water bottle, shoes, sunscreen, racquet if you have one or we can provide one Public transport near training? Yes, bus stops are on the main road within walking distance to the venue Where are competitions held? Tournament venues do vary but you have the choice to play where you wish. Team competitions are held at our venue (or at an opposing venue in Darwin only). Competition days and times: The best thing to do is to call us for the latest days and times. Cost per season: Again call us!!! It depends on how often you play and the type of coaching you want! You can choose to pay for a number of coaching lessons up front or lesson by lesson to begin with. There are both group and private coaching alternatives. Racquets can be hired to begin with if you need one. Uniform requirements: Tennis attire can be colourful. Hats and tennis specific shoes are encouraged. No specific items are mandatory so you can choose your own! Is there an opportunity to compete in a NT title? If so, what are the dates and where will it be held? The top junior tournaments that carry Australian Junior Ranking points are: What do they need to bring to competitions? Insulated water bottle, their own racquets Public transport near competition: Yes, bus stops are on the main road within walking distance to the venue Would you appreciate parent volunteers? We have a great group of Court Supervisors who essentially are parents who assist kids with general tennis scoring and etiquette from outside the courts simply trying to help them learn the game. They are not coaches and not necessarily people who have played tennis before but assist because they have kids that play. Gardens Tennis ComplexJunior Sport Contact: Ben Milner
Age Groupings and name: Boys and Girls 7 yrs. and up. Competition Name: Gardens Tennis Complex Saturday Morning Competition. Single sex or mixed competition: Competition for both boys and girls. Brief description of competition: Players just need to turn up and are put into matches. Emphasis on having fun. Season dates: Runs every Saturday morning. Where is training held? Gardens Tennis Complex (next to the casino) Training days and times: Mondays to Fridays after school. Call for details What do they need to bring to training? Water bottle , Hat , Runners . Racquet can be provided. Public transport near training: Yes along Gilruth Ave. Gardens Tennis Complex Competition days and times: Every Saturday from 8 till 10.30am Cost per season: $5 each time you play. Additional cost for coaching. Uniform requirements: Any sporting attire is fine. Uniform Costs: No Uniform required Is there an opportunity to compete in a NT title? If so, what are the dates and where will it be held? Yes. Dates and location tend to vary. What do they need to bring to competitions? Water bottle, hat, and $5. Public transport near competition: Yes. Would you appreciate parent volunteers? No thank you. Gove Peninsula Tennis ClubJunior Sport Contact: Nicky Mayer
Age Groupings and name: ALL ages. For both boys and girls. Competition Name: Standard Based (grouped according to standard) Team competitions Participation Tournaments Match Play Single sex or mixed competition: Both boys and girls in the same competitions though the are separate boys and girls events at tournaments Brief description of competition: Standard based team competitions usually have four players who all play one singles and one doubles match each week. Participation based tournaments for all standards ensure plenty of singles and doubles matches win, lose or draw! Match Play is used to match up players according to standard. Season dates: Where is training held? At our venue!!! Training days and times: Everyday after school and Saturday mornings are available. You can choose how many times a week to train or you can book a court to train with a friend 7 days a week. What do they need to bring to training? Hat, water bottle, shoes, sunscreen, racquet if you have one or we can provide one Public transport near training: Yes, bus stops are on the main road within walking distance to the venue Where are competitions held? Tournament venues do vary but you have the choice to play where you wish. Team competitions are held at our venue (or at an opposing venue in Darwin only). Competition days and times: The best thing to do is to call us for the latest days and times. Cost per season: Again call us!!! It depends on how often you play and the type of coaching you want! You can choose to pay for a number of coaching lessons up front or lesson by lesson to begin with. There are both group and private coaching alternatives. Racquets can be hired to begin with if you need one. Uniform requirements: Tennis attire can be colourful. Hats and tennis specific shoes are encouraged. No specific items are mandatory so you can choose your own! Is there an opportunity to compete in a NT title? If so, what are the dates and where will it be held? The top junior tournaments that carry Australian Junior Ranking points are: What do they need to bring to competitions? Insulated water bottle, their own racquets Public transport near competition: Yes, bus stops are on the main road within walking distance to the venue Would you appreciate parent volunteers? We have a great group of Court Supervisors who essentially are parents who assist kids with general tennis scoring and etiquette from outside the courts simply trying to help them learn the game. They are not coaches and not necessarily people who have played tennis before but assist because they have kids that play. Groote Eylandt Tennis ClubJunior Sport Contact: Nicky Mayer
Age Groupings and name: ALL ages. For both boys and girls. Competition Name: Standard Based (grouped according to standard) Team competitions Participation Tournaments Match Play Single sex or mixed competition: Both boys and girls in the same competitions though the are separate boys and girls events at tournaments Brief description of competition: Standard based team competitions usually have four players who all play one singles and one doubles match each week. Participation based tournaments for all standards ensure plenty of singles and doubles matches win, lose or draw! Match Play is used to match up players according to standard. Season dates: Where is training held? At our venue!!! Training days and times: Everyday after school and Saturday mornings are available. You can choose how many times a week to train or you can book a court to train with a friend 7 days a week. What do they need to bring to training? Hat, water bottle, shoes, sunscreen, racquet if you have one or we can provide one Public transport near training: Yes, bus stops are on the main road within walking distance to the venue Where are competitions held? Tournament venues do vary but you have the choice to play where you wish. Team competitions are held at our venue (or at an opposing venue in Darwin only). Competition days and times: The best thing to do is to call us for the latest days and times. Cost per season: Again, call us!!! It depends on how often you play and the type of coaching you want! You can choose to pay for a number of coaching lessons up front or lesson by lesson to begin with. There are both group and private coaching alternatives. Racquets can be hired to begin with if you need one. Uniform requirements: Tennis attire can be colourful. Hats and tennis specific shoes are encouraged. No specific items are mandatory so you can choose your own! Is there an opportunity to compete in a NT title? If so, what are the dates and where will it be held? The top junior tournaments that carry Australian Junior Ranking points are: What do they need to bring to competitions? Insulated water bottle, their own racquets Public transport near competition: Yes, bus stops are on the main road within walking distance to the venue Would you appreciate parent volunteers? We have a great group of Court Supervisors who essentially are parents who assist kids with general tennis scoring and etiquette from outside the courts simply trying to help them learn the game. They are not coaches and not necessarily people who have played tennis before but assist because they have kids that play. Katherine Tennis ClubJunior Sport Contact: Club House
Age Groupings and name: ALL ages. For both boys and girls. Competition Name: Standard Based (grouped according to standard) Team competitions, Participation Tournaments, Match Play Single sex or mixed competition: Both boys and girls in the same competitions though the are separate boys and girls events at tournaments Brief description of competition: Standard based team competitions usually have four players who all play one singles and one doubles match each week. Participation based tournaments for all standards ensure plenty of singles and doubles matches win, lose or draw! Match Play is used to match up players according to standard. Season dates: Where is training held? At our venue!!! Training days and times: Everyday after school and Saturday mornings are available. You can choose how many times a week to train or you can book a court to train with a friend 7 days a week. What do they need to bring to training? Hat, water bottle, shoes, sunscreen, racquet if you have one or we can provide one Public transport near training: Yes, bus stops are on the main road within walking distance to the venue Where are competitions held? Tournament venues do vary but you have the choice to play where you wish. Team competitions are held at our venue (or at an opposing venue in Darwin only). Competition days and times: The best thing to do is to call us for the latest days and times. Cost per season: Again, call us!!! It depends on how often you play and the type of coaching you want! You can choose to pay for a number of coaching lessons up front or lesson by lesson to begin with. There are both group and private coaching alternatives. Racquets can be hired to begin with if you need one. Uniform requirements: Tennis attire can be colourful. Hats and tennis specific shoes are encouraged. No specific items are mandatory so you can choose your own! Is there an opportunity to compete in a NT title? If so, what are the dates and where will it be held? The top junior tournaments that carry Australian Junior Ranking points are: What do they need to bring to competitions? Insulated water bottle, their own racquets Public transport near competition: Yes, bus stops are on the main road within walking distance to the venue Would you appreciate parent volunteers? We have a great group of Court Supervisors who essentially are parents who assist kids with general tennis scoring and etiquette from outside the courts simply trying to help them learn the game. They are not coaches and not necessarily people who have played tennis before but assist because they have kids that play. Tennis BorroloolaJunior Sport Contact: Chantelle Duff
Age Groupings and name: ALL ages. For both boys and girls. Competition Name: Standard Based (grouped according to standard) Team competitions, Participation Tournaments, Match Play Single sex or mixed competition: Both boys and girls in the same competitions though the are separate boys and girls events at tournaments Brief description of competition: Standard based team competitions usually have four players who all play one singles and one doubles match each week. Participation based tournaments for all standards ensure plenty of singles and doubles matches win, lose or draw! Match Play is used to match up players according to standard. Season dates: Where is training held? At our venue!!! Training days and times: Everyday after school and Saturday mornings are available. You can choose how many times a week to train or you can book a court to train with a friend 7 days a week. What do they need to bring to training? Hat, water bottle, shoes, sunscreen, racquet if you have one or we can provide one Public transport near training: Yes, bus stops are on the main road within walking distance to the venue Where are competitions held? Tournament venues do vary but you have the choice to play where you wish. Team competitions are held at our venue (or at an opposing venue in Darwin only). Competition days and times: The best thing to do is to call us for the latest days and times. Cost per season: Again, call us!!! It depends on how often you play and the type of coaching you want! You can choose to pay for a number of coaching lessons up front or lesson by lesson to begin with. There are both group and private coaching alternatives. Racquets can be hired to begin with if you need one. Uniform requirements: Tennis attire can be colourful. Hats and tennis specific shoes are encouraged. No specific items are mandatory so you can choose your own! Is there an opportunity to compete in a NT title? If so, what are the dates and where will it be held? The top junior tournaments that carry Australian Junior Ranking points are: What do they need to bring to competitions? Insulated water bottle, their own racquets Public transport near competition: Yes, bus stops are on the main road within walking distance to the venue Would you appreciate parent volunteers? We have a great group of Court Supervisors who essentially are parents who assist kids with general tennis scoring and etiquette from outside the courts simply trying to help them learn the game. They are not coaches and not necessarily people who have played tennis before but assist because they have kids that play. |
