Tennis Manitoba

NOVEMBER 2005

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} Tennis Manitoba Acclaims 2005-2006 Board of Directors at Annual General Meeting
} Serbin Receives Tennis Champion Award
} 2005 Scholarship Award Winners Announced
} Zayac and DeVriendt Win Twice at Winnipeg Indoor Open
} Junior Player Profiles
} Recent News
} Events
} Contact
 
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Tennis Manitoba Acclaims 2005-2006 Board of Directors at AGM

The election of a new Board of Directors for 2005-2006 was one of the highlights when Tennis Manitoba held its Annual General Meeting at The Winnipeg Winter Club on Saturday, October 29th.

The nominating committee presented a slate of candidates that included both new nominees and some past directors seeking re-election. New nominees Ryan Rolston and Geoff Kirbyson and 2004 directors Hart Pollack, Jamie Mercury, Bruce Waschuk, Lev Zentner, Chris Yard, Roy Warman were acclaimed to the new board at the meeting.

Five current Directors have one year remaining in their term as Directors of Tennis Manitoba. They are Richard Whitfield, Michele Sen, Kris Robins, Dave McNicol and Romilyn LaCap.

Outgoing President Jim Millican highlighted a number of successes from the past twelve months.

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Jim Millican congratulates Bill SerbinSerbin Receives Tennis Champion Award

Bill Serbin, a physical education teacher at John de Graff School, was honored with Tennis Manitoba’s first-ever “Tennis Champion” award at the recent Annual General Meeting held at the Winnipeg Winter Club. Bill, a competitive player, teaching pro and member of the Wilson Tennis Advisory Board, was recognized for his lifetime of dedication to the organization of tennis programs in schools, introducing young people to the game through what he calls Tennis Futures clinics and more recent programs offering aboriginal youth an introduction to the game of tennis.

Bill has coached tennis for more than 20 years in Manitoba, covering the spectrum from grassroots to high performance development. Under his leadership the Tennis Futures program has been responsible for introducing the sport to more than 400 children per year at the clinics held every May.

 

Bill Serbin and Grant Tymchuk, President of Arby's Manitoba, behind aboriginal youth on an Arby's sponsored shopping excursion.

 
Bill Serbin and Grant Tymchuk, President of Arby's Manitoba, behind
 aboriginal youth on an Arby's sponsored shopping excursion.
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2005 Scholarship Award Winners Announced

Tennis Manitoba selected its 2005 Scholarship recipients at the recent Annual General Meeting held at the Winnipeg Winter Club. Anita Paskvalin, Daniella Silva, Clarissa Chen, Sean Bailey, Mike Black and Kevin Kylar each received a cash contribution to assist with training expenses. The Scholarships are awarded to junior players each fall based on ability, attitude, sportsmanship and need.

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Zayac and DeVriendt Win Twice at Winnipeg Indoor Open

Alexa Zayac and Doug DeVriendt captured two titles apiece at the 2005 Winnipeg Indoor Open at the Winnipeg Winter Club. Zayac defeated Anita Paskvalin 6-3, 6-2 to take the Women’s Open Singles crown and then partnered with Roland Burrell to win the Mixed Doubles Championship, with a 6-4, 5-7, 6-3 victory over Kate McKenzie and Geoff Kirbyson.

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Junior Player Profiles

Tennis Manitoba has begun to post player profiles of some potential future stars developing their game right here in Manitoba. The 2005 Tennis Manitoba Scholarship Award Winners were recently invited to submit their profile information on the Tennis Manitoba website. There are plans to eventually increase profile coverage for additional juniors, as well as open, college and senior players.

 
Clarissa Chen   Daniella Silva   Kevin Kylar
 
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Recent News

News bulletins recently posted to the Tennis Manitoba website include:

 

 

 
Mario and Linda Trstenjak are part of the new ownership group at Taylor Tennis.
  } Tennis Canada strategy targets elite players  
  } Tennis pro buys club, plans to boost membership  
  } Manitoba Juniors Double Up in Fargo  
  } 2006 Provincial Team Tryouts  
  } Manitobans Officiate at Canada Games  
     
     
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EventsProvincial Team Tryouts

The 2005 Tennis Manitoba sanctioned tournament schedule has been completed. The tournament schedule for 2006 will be posted to the Tennis Manitoba web site soon.

This winter many of Manitoba’s competitive junior players will travel to tournaments hosted by the USTA Northern Section. For a partial list of upcoming events, click here.

     
 

Reminder: 2005/06 Provincial Team Tryouts

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Saturday, December 3rd at the Taylor Tennis (8am - 10am)

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Sunday, December 4th at the Winnipeg Winter Club (12 noon - 1:30pm)

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Pre-registration is required

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Contact

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