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News Archives: January 2008
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Winnipeg Lawn
Tennis Club Launches New Website
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Winnipeg, MB (TM)
– The Winnipeg Lawn Tennis Club is proud to announce
that it has a new website. This website will be the
place to go to check out schedules, league information,
results, social events and general club information.
You can even get your registration form online. It is
a fun way to check out what is happening at the Winnipeg
Lawn Tennis Club this year. Just like the Tennis Manitoba
website, this new site will be updated regularly, so
you will want to look at it again and again. Why not
check it out today at
www.wltc.info
and don’t forget to bookmark it for future reference.
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Winnipeg
Lawn Tennis Club website
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Tennis Manitoba
Seeking Tour Commissioners
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Fri Jan 25'08 |
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Winnipeg, MB (TM)
– In an effort to strengthen each of the tournament
Tours, Tennis Manitoba is seeking volunteers to serve
as Tour Commissioners for the 2008 tournament season.
Each Tour Commissioner will act as a liaison between
Tennis Manitoba’s Competitive Structure Committee and
the players on the Tour. Duties would include soliciting
feedback from players on all issues related to tournament
play, including scheduling of tournaments, scheduling
of matches, match format, prizes and/or prize money,
and any other issues that affect tournament play.
Tennis Manitoba sanctions tournaments on four separate
Tours: the Open Tour, the Junior Tour, the Rookie Tour
and the Senior Tour. The Open Tour includes three different
categories of play based on player ratings: 3.5, 4.5
and Open.
If you would be interested in taking on the role of
Tour Commissioner please contact Tennis Manitoba at
925-5660.
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Great Weekend
for McNicol in Fort Meyers
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| Kyla McNicol stays
perfect as UCF Women's Tennis concludes FGCU
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Thu Jan 24'08 |
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Winnipeg, MB (TM) – Kyla McNicol, a
senior at the University of Central Florida, led the
Golden Knights to a 25-10 record at the Florida Gulf
Coast MLK / Johan Kriek Classic. McNicol had a prefect
record at the tournament, notching three singles wins
at either the No. 2 or No. 3 positions and four doubles
victories with partner freshman Jenny Frisell.
McNicol did not drop a set in her three singles victories
and looks to carry this momentum forward as UCF takes
on rival Florida in the opening of its dual-match season.
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University of Central Florida Women's Tennis
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Instructor Course
Scheduled for April
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Sat Jan 19'08 |
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Winnipeg, MB (TM) – Anyone interested
in teaching tennis will want to register for the next
Instructor Course. This course is the first level of
Tennis Canada’s coaching certification program.
Individuals must be 15 years of age to take the Instructor
Course, which includes 35 hours of instruction over
two weekends. Course participants are given both a practical
and playing/demonstration evaluation.
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Course details
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More info on coaching
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Manitoba Communities
Receive Tennis Canada Funding
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Tennis Club located in Brandon, Manitoba is
a recent participant in the Building Tennis
Communities program sponsored by Tennis Canada.
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Winnipeg, MB (TM) – Steinbach and Sargent
Park will be receiving financial assistance from Tennis
Canada in 2008 as part of the Building Tennis Communities
initiative. The City of Steinbach, under the guidance
of Community Champion Scott Masterson, is being granted
$1200 to assist with instructor certification, mini-tennis
programs in elementary schools and lesson programs at
the public courts.
Romilyn LaCap has undertaken the role of Community Champion
in Sargent Park and the community will have an additional
$1500 to assist the keen group of volunteers in that
community to develop a number of programs. Lessons for
beginners, clinics for elementary schools, summer camps
and tournaments will all take place at the brand new
courts which are set to open this spring.
The Building Tennis Communities program was established
by Tennis Canada in 2000 as a means of introducing new
players to the game by bringing together three key components:
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a keen individual, known as the Community Champion,
from within the community to spearhead programs,
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Tennis Pathway programs consisting of Try, Learn,
Play and Compete initiatives, and
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Community Partners such as teachers, club owners,
Parks and Recreation staff and the Provincial Tennis
Association who assist the Community Champion in
growing the game.
For further information on the Building
Tennis Communities initiative visit
www.tenniscanada.com and click on ‘Community Tennis’.
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Tennis Manitoba Community
Tennis
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