weekend waverley tennis summerseason2017/18 juniors & seniors officialhandbook&fixture Includes changes up to 5 December

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1 waverley weekend tennis juniors & seniors summerseason2017/18 officialhandbook&fixture Includes changes up to 5 December Waverley and District Tennis Association Incorporated ABN

2 Robinson ReseRve Tennis CenTRe The home of WaveRley Tennis Frawley Road, Doveton The CenTRe offers you Membership of the Doveton Tennis Club. Saturday and Sunday Morning Junior Competition. Saturday Afternoon Senior Competition. Night Tennis Competitions & Night Social Tennis (9 floodlit courts). Tournaments & Coaching for all levels. Natural bush setting with well maintained lawns and viewing area. Barbeque area. Table Tennis. Canteen facilities; all types of refreshments. Restricted Licence Bar facility for Members and Guests. Family Tennis Days & Corporate Tennis Days. Court Hire for Casual Players at the following rates: $10 per Court per Hour; $18 per Court per Hour under lights. Court hire contact Ray on For All Enquiries, contact Centre Manager, Graeme Gillen, Phone: , OFFICE BEARERS COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT PRESIDENT MARK COLLINS 13 Donald Road, Wheelers Hill Fax VICE-PRESIDENT SATBIR S KAHLON 22 Benedetto Crescent, Cranbourne East vice.president2@waverleytennis.asn.au VICE-PRESIDENT MARCOS AHUMADA 13 Nagle Court, Rowville vice.president@waverleytennis.asn.au ASSOCIATION SECRETARY JIM BIRCH 13 Kingston Street, Mount Waverley Fax secretary@waverleytennis.asn.au ASSISTANT SECRETARY HANDBOOK & TROPHIES Ian Chanter 4 Aster Court, Mount Waverley trophies@waverleytennis.asn.au ASSOCIATION TREASURER (to be appointed) P.O. Box 459, Glen Waverley 3150 treasurer@waverleytennis.asn.au MATCH COMMITTEE CONVENOR & ADDITIONAL TROPHIES TREVOR SMYTH 62 Lenna Street, Burwood East match.convenor@waverleytennis.asn.au RECORD SECRETARY SENIOR & TEAM ENTRY REGISTRAR DAVID KIMBERLEY 49 Charlbury Crescent, Cranbourne North senior.records@waverleytennis.asn.au RECORD SECRETARY JUNIOR SATURDAY MARGARET QUIGLEY saturday.junior@waverleytennis.asn.au RECORD SECRETARY JUNIOR SUNDAY TINA FEELY sunday.junior@waverleytennis.asn.au 1

3 OFFICE BEARERS NIGHT COMPETITION CONVENOR & RECORD SECRETARY / WEBSITE COORDINATOR ERIC BEESTON 15 Witken Avenue, Wantirna South night.tennis@waverleytennis.asn.au JUNIOR ADMINISTRATOR Mark Collins junior.admin@waverleytennis.asn.au COMMITTEE MEMBERS: WAVERLEY INFORMER / M.W. MEN S RECORD SECRETARY LEN PRATT 12 Rowena Rise, Wantirna South mwm.records@waverleytennis.asn.au TOURNAMENT MANAGER & JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT SQUADS LIAISON OFFICER LYN GILLEN 33 Driftwood Drive, Glen Waverley Fax tournaments@waverleytennis.asn.au GENERAL COMMITTEE: Craig Kitner, , gen.com@waverleytennis.asn.au MID-WEEK LADIES DIVISION REPRESENTATIVE Judy Searl (details on page 3) Match Committee: T. SMYTH (Convenor), E. BEESTON, J. BIRCH, M. COLLINS, T.FEELY, D. KIMBERLEY, L. PRATT, M. QUIGLEY JUNIOR COMMITTEE: M. COLLINS (Chair), J. MOLLIGODDE (Sec), N. BELL, J. BIRCH, J.BLUNDELL, L. GILLEN, B. HOVEY, D. McNAMARA, R. MORRIS, T. SMYTH COMPLAINTS CONVENOR Mark Collins complaints@waverleytennis.asn.au M.W.MEN S CONVENOR LINDSAY COSTER mwm@waverleytennis.asn.au TENNIS VICTORIA ASSOCIATIONS JUNIOR LEAGUE CO-ORDINATOR BRIAN HOVEY 34 Highwood Drive, Wheelers Hill junior.pennant@waverleytennis.asn.au HONORARY SOLICITOR PETER KEMPSON Mason Black Lawyers AUDITOR Morton, Watson & Young Audit Pty Ltd OFFICE BEARERS MID WEEK LADIES DIVISION President: Judy Searl / president.wdtaladies@gmail.com Hon. Secretary: Jo Lewis sec.wdtaladies@gmail.com Assistant Secretary: Tara Burrell Hon. Treasurer: Jenny Lomdahl / Thursday Record Secretary: Joy Kaias wdtaladies@gmail.com Committee: Nola Williams , Loreta Piggott / , Margaret Clark (marg.clark.roos@gmail.com) LIFE MEMBERS: Mr. Jim Birch, Mrs. Thea Boyes, Mrs. Shirley Burt, Mrs. Noeleen Campbell, Mr. Jack Carnell, Mrs. Beth Chittenden, Mr. Lindsay Coster, Mrs. Lorraine Clark (Dec.), Mr. Mark Collins, Mrs. Barbara Farley, Mrs Lyn Gillen, Mrs. Margaret Hart, Mrs. Janice Hocking, Mr. David Hocking, Mr. Brian Hovey, Miss Jenny Jackson, Mr. Lyle Jackson, Mr. David Kimberley, Mrs. Janine Kimberley, Mrs. Heather Leaver, Mr. Laurie Leslie, Mr. Russ Nicholls, Mrs. Flick Nolan, Mr. Len Pratt, Mrs. Peg Pratt, Mrs.Gill Quillinan (Dec.), Mr. Trevor Smyth, Mrs. Lorraine Tautor. COUNCIL MEETINGS The Association shall be controlled by a Council consisting of Officers of the Association and delegate(s) from each Member Club as follows: 0 8 Senior &/or Junior Teams = 1 delegate 9 16 Senior &/or Junior Teams = 2 delegates 17 or more Senior &/or Junior Teams = 3 delegates Council meetings of the Association shall be held when called by the Committee of Management, or as otherwise provided under the Rules. Any Club missing a Council Meeting will be fined $ Notice of meetings will be sent to all Clubs to give at least fourteen days notice of intended meetings. POSTAL ADDRESS FOR ALL CORRESPONDENCE: ASSOCIATION SECRETARY WAVERLEY TENNIS P.O. Box 459, GLEN WAVERLEY, VIC, 3150 ASSOCIATION FAX: secretary@waverleytennis.asn.au 2 3

4 PRESIDENT S MESSAGE Dear Waverley Tennis Players & Club Officials, Welcome to the Summer Season ; a special welcome to the new tennis clubs and all players who will be experiencing their first season playing in Waverley Tennis; we hope you have an enjoyable experience. Congratulations to all the finalists in the Winter Season 2017, in particular the winners and runners-up. Melbourne s fickle weather again played its tricks with the Sunday morning juniors; however, we got there in the end. Waverley Tennis thanks all players and administrators for their efforts and cooperation throughout the Winter Season and the Final Series. Team entries for the Summer Season totaled 827 as the Handbook closed off prior to printing. There will be 317 Saturday morning junior teams, 219 Sunday morning junior teams (again a record number) and 291 Saturday afternoon senior teams (marginally down some 32 teams overall compared to last Summer Season), again indicative of the healthy state of Waverley Tennis weekend competitions. Further teams will be added when entries are to hand for the Term 4 ANZ Tennis Hot Shots Match Play conducted by Waverley Tennis on an inter-club basis. The PRESIDENTS CUP will again be the top section in the juniors, while the RON HORNE CHALLENGE CUP will again be the top section in the Open Singles/Doubles senior competition. The Premier Club Award is back and will be much sought after by those eligible tennis clubs with the requisite number of junior and/or senior teams competing in the Summer Season. Club officials and players are reminded that the Waverley Tennis website at provides all tennis clubs and their players with regular information on the Summer Season competitions, tournaments and news from around the tennis clubs; please check out the website from time to time throughout the Summer Season. Again, please observe the tennis etiquette for non-umpired matches, tennis attire regulations, the Rules of Tennis and our By-Laws to ensure that all matches are played in a sportsmanlike manner and are enjoyed by both players and spectators alike. I draw attention to the need to have all matches, at both junior and senior levels, including matches at outside venues, properly administered and supervised. At junior matchplay, the role of the Venue Supervisor is all important. Any issues/complaints arising from matches should be promptly reported to the Association Secretary as per By-Law 28. The Waverley Tennis BY-LAWS and GUIDELINES TO COMPETITION BY-LAWS (the latter for Junior Tennis) govern the administration of the Summer Season; if in doubt, don t hesitate to firstly seek to contact the Match Committee Convenor at any time, or one of the Record Secretaries from the Match Committee, for assistance and interpretation. Enjoy your Summer Season; good luck to all teams and players. MARK COLLINS Regards, PRESIDENT INDEX Office Bearers President s Message...4 Coming Events Waverley Website / Scoresheet and Online Match Result Entry...10 Advertisers/Sponsors and Useful Information Automatic Fines...14 Clubs and Officials Tennis Australia Etiquette and Rules for Non-Umpired Matches By-Laws Point Tiebreaker (including Match Tiebreaker) Waverley Tennis Mid-Week Ladies/Night Tennis/Mid-Week Mens Tennis Australia Dress and Equipment Regulations The Winners Winter Junior Development Squad Program...70 Summer Season Saturday Junior Sections Sunday Junior Sections Saturday Senior Sections ANZ Tennis Hot Shots Match Play Finals Procedure (including Duties of Supervisor) & 92 Sample Scoresheet...91 Draw 6 Team Section Draw...95 Draw 8 Team Section Draw...96 TROPHIES SPORTING TROPHIES SILVERWARE and PEWTER CLUB PENNANTS and SEW-ON BADGES QUALITY ENGRAVING 1 Glenwood Ave., Glen Waverley, , Fax SUPPLIERS TO WAVERLEY TENNIS 4 5

5 COMPETITION SCHEDULES WAVERLEY WEEKEND TENNIS Summer Season Home and Away Matches to (3 matches) No play 4th November (Melbourne Cup Weekend) to (6 matches) to (5 matches) No play 10th March (Labour Day Weekend) Finals Matches 17th March 2018 Semi Finals 24th March 2018 Grand Finals 21st April 2018 if required Winter 2018 Season Entries close Tuesday 6th March 2018 and First Match Saturday 28th April 2018 Home and Away Matches to (6 matches) No play 9th June (Queens Birthday Weekend) to (3 matches) No play 7th and 14th July (School Holidays) to (5 matches) Finals Matches 25th August 2018 Semi Finals 1st September 2018 Grand Finals 8th September 2018 if required WAVERLEY NIGHT TENNIS (refer ad page 64) Autumn Season 2018 (February to June) Entries Close: Sunday 5th November 2017 First Match: Week commencing Monday 29th January 2018 Waverley Tennis Mid-Week Mens Competition (refer ad page 65) Autumn Season 2018 Entries Close: Monday 15th January 2018 First Match: Wednesday 31st January 2018 Grand Final: 20th June 2018 Upcoming Tournaments 2018 Back on Track Sports Physio Waverley SILVER JUNIOR EVENT Fri 9 March to Mon 12 March 2018 Back on Track Sports Physio Waverley $15K PLATINUM AMT Tue 3 April to Fri 6 April 2018 Back on Track Sports Physio Waverley GOLD AMT Fri 8 June to Mon 11 June For interested Juniors, check out the Junior Development Squad Program, further details are on p.70 in this handbook. Also, look under Junior Squad Info on the website. Waverley Tennis Website and you can follow us on Facebook

6 Waverley Tennis Association Meetings All Waverley Tennis Council and Match Convenors Meetings are scheduled to be held at the Nottinghill Pinewood Tennis Club, Baker Avenue, Glen Waverley, commencing at 7:30 p.m. sharp. Waverley Tennis Council Meetings Council Meetings for 2018 will be held on the following dates:- Thursday 8th February 2018 (COUNCIL MEETING) Thursday 9th August 2018 (ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING) Attendance is compulsory for all MEMBER CLUBS. Waverley Tennis Match Convenors Meetings, Junior and Senior The Match Convenors Meetings for 2018 will be held on:- Monday 23rd April 2018 Tuesday 9th October 2018 Attendance is compulsory for all MEMBER CLUBS who are fielding Junior and Senior teams in the upcoming Season. Please Note: Failure of a Club Delegate to attend any of these meetings is a $50 fine (per meeting). Tennis nets Draw Curtains Repairs Rebound nets Factory direct prices VISIT OUR WEBSITE OXLEY NETS SPORTS INDUSTRIAL SAFETY FISHING OXLEY NETS Tel Fax Network Drive Port Melbourne Vic info@oxleynets.com.au winter COMPETITION WAVERLEY SENIOR WEEKEND TYPES OF COMPETITION Saturday Afternoon Rubbers Open Singles/Doubles, 2 to 4 players per team, 2 courts preferred. Rubbers Mens, and Mixed sections. 4 per team, matches comprise two rubbers best of 3 sets and two rubbers Best of Two format. WAVERLEY JUNIOR WEEKEND TYPES OF COMPETITION Saturday Morning All sections 8:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. President s Cup One Boy and One Girl per team. Matches comprise 2 singles rubbers and one doubles rubber, all rubbers to be Best of Two format. (A Grade players only. One section only) Singles/Doubles Rubbers 2-4 per team. Matches comprise 3 Best of Two rubbers, (A, A Res, B Sp and B players only. Open, Boys & Girls) Triples Singles/Doubles Sets Three players per team (Open/Boys/Girls),1 singles, 2 doubles per player (6 game sets). C Sp to D Grade available. For D Grade only, sets are first to 6 games, no tiebreaker. Sunday Morning All sections 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Singles/Doubles Rubbers See above details. Triples Singles/Doubles Sets See above details. All entries close Tuesday 6th March

7 ADVERTISERS/SPONSORS Ladders - Club Zone - Fixtures - Clubs Waverley Tennis is very grateful for the support given to the Association by the Companies and Organisations who are advertising in this Handbook & Fixture. The goods and services which they provide, together with their names, are as follows: Waverley Tennis are continuing to improve our website, which can be found at: Your most commonly used searches are as listed above. Simply select the one you need then follow the prompts. Your feedback and suggestions to make our website more useful and informative are welcome and can be sent using the Contact Us link on the web-site. ONLINE MATCH RESULT ENTRY: 1. All match results must be entered via CLUB ZONE on the Waverley Website at 2. All weekend results must be entered by 5:30 p.m.on the Tuesday following the match. The system will not allow entries after this time. 3. Scoresheets must be signed by both captains and retained by the captain or club for the entire season. In the event of a disputed score the scoresheet must be forwarded to the Record Secretary concerned immediately. All information recorded in the Comments section must be entered by the home club. 4. If you need help entering scores on line please contact the Record Secretary for your competition. 5. The carbon copy in the result book must be handed to the away team at the conclusion of the match. 6. Queries from away teams regarding results entered online by home teams must be lodged with the relevant Record Secretary not later than 3 days after the date the match results are posted on the website. Page No. Bistro, Bowls, Keno, Pokies Mulgrave Country Club 29 Community Banking Bendigo Bank Back Cover Decorated Glassware C.R. Hose 83 Tennis Balls & Racquets Wilson 42 Tennis Court E.T. Richards & Sons 94 Construction & Repair Tennis Court Lighting Walsh Electrical 92 & Maintenance Tennis Nets & Repairs, Nets Oxley Bros 8 for Fishing, Sports & Safety Tennis, Squash, Badminton, Tension 24 48, 49, Back Cover Tennis Stringers CET Stringer 25 Trophies, Silverware, Pewter, Ted s Trophies 5 Pennants & Engraving Washroom Requirements Pure Hygiene 19 The Association would like to encourage all affiliated Tennis Clubs and their members to avail themselves of the goods and services offered by the above Advertisers. When purchasing, please advise the supplier of your involvement with our Association, so that the Advertiser can receive feedback as to the benefits of the above advertising

8 USEFUL INFORMATION Change in Order of Merit (Juniors): A Club may request a change to the playing order only up to the final home and away match. No changes are permitted during the Finals series. Choice of Ends & Service: The choice of ends and the choice to be server or receiver in the first game shall be decided by toss before the warm-up starts. The player/team who wins the toss may choose: a) To be server or receiver in the first game of the match, in which case the opponent(s) shall choose the end of the court for the first game of the match; or b) The end of the courts for the first game of the match, in which case the opponent(s) shall choose to be server or receiver of the first game of the match; or c) To require the opponent(s) to make one of the above choices. Commencing Time of Matches: All Saturday Junior matches shall commence at 8:15 a.m. (9:00 a.m. Sunday) and all Senior matches shall commence at 1:00 p.m. Actual starting times (not the start of the initial hit-up) and finishing times are to be recorded on the scoresheets. Commencing times for the Mid-Week Men s Competitions is 9:30 a.m. Conduct: No alcoholic drinks are to be consumed by players at Waverley match venues until such players have completed all matches in which they are involved. Final Series Matches: At the completion of the home and away matches, the four leading teams in an 8-team section and the top three teams in a 6-team section shall play off in a final series. All conditions relating to these matches are covered by By-Law 24. In 4 team sections, the final shall be between first and second teams only. Club Secretaries will be advised via the Waverley Tennis Website where their Club s teams are to play and of matches to be held on their Club s courts. Individual players should direct their enquiries to their Club s Secretary in preference to Association s Officers. The home club MUST provide a Supervisor for each home match, who is not a member of any participating team on the day. (Ref By-Law 17 (b)). The use of Substitute Players in Final Series matches must be strictly in accordance with By-Law 15. In cases of doubt, contact the Association Secretary or any other member of the Waverley Match Committee for advice and/or decision. Grading: All players shall have a personal grading of A, A Reserve, B Special, B, C Special, C, D Special, or D. This grading will be retained from season to season, unless changed by Club selectors or the Tennis Association, and subsequently ratified by the Tennis Association. Teams as submitted will be graded by the Match Committee into similarly named gradings. Junior players competing in Senior Competition. When competing in Senior Competition Junior players may play 2 grades below their Junior personal grading, for example, A Res graded Junior player may play B Grade Senior level. Please note the Senior Match Convenor will monitor such players to ensure that they are not strengthening the team. USEFUL INFORMATION (cont d) Match Results: Match results are to be entered on line by the Home Club by 5:30 p.m. on the Tuesday following the match. Where non-attendance at a match is agreed to due to inclement weather or heat out, both teams must enter their player lists via the By Ph feature on the Waverley Tennis Club Zone website. Match scoresheets must be retained by Home Clubs for the entire season and supplied to the record secretary upon request. Failure to supply requested scoresheets promptly can result in a loss of points and/or fine. Duplicate advices of results supplied within 24 hours of request will not incur loss of all points scored by the HOME TEAM. (By-Law 22 LATE RESULTS). Morning/Afternoon Tea: For Junior matches Home Clubs are encouraged to provide light food and refreshments. For Senior matches home teams shall provide adequate afternoon tea for their visitors. President/Challenge Cup Junior Players. When competing in Senior Competition, such players may not play below A Reserve level without prior Match Committee approval. Rules of Tennis: All Clubs should have access to an up to date copy of the Rules of Tennis as approved by Tennis Australia. Singles/Doubles: In Senior competition, Singles/Doubles will be available in certain grades each season on Saturday afternoons. Teams shall be graded on the strongest nominated player. Eligibility: No player may play below his approved grade (unless such player has been approved to play as a permanent player in a lower graded team). Once a player plays more than three matches in any team, that player cannot play for another team in a lower grade, or lower section within grade, without prior permission of the Match Committee. Emergency registrations of players may be made by filling in the necessary particulars on the scoresheets refer to By-Law 11 for full details. No phone emergency registration will be permitted or accepted. Tennis Attire: As covered by By-Law 19; regulation tennis attire shall be worn at all matches. Refer to Dress and Equipment Regulations on pages 66 & 67. Tennis Balls: For all Senior matches, 4 new balls, for all Junior matches, 2 new and 2 good used balls. Refer By-Law 18 for full details. Tie Breaker: A 12 point tie breaker is played by all Senior and Junior teams (except D Grade) at 6 games all in any set. A Match tie breaker is used to decided the third set of Best of 2 rubbers. Both tie breakers are conducted as set out on pages 62 & 63. Use of Outside Venues: A club which uses an Outside Venue must ensure that the visiting club is notified no later than the Wednesday prior to the match. All club officials and players should note that this information should be used in conjunction with the By-Laws of the Tennis Association

9 AUTOMATIC FINES/INVOICES CLUBS AND OFFICIALS NOTE: A penalty of $15.00 will apply to any AUTOMATIC FINE/INVOICES unpaid six (6) weeks after the serving of the AUTOMATIC FINE/INVOICE NOTICE and a further $5.50 for each calendar month thereafter that the AUTOMATIC FINE/ INVOICE remains unpaid. The following are operative (as per By-Law 6): LATE RESULT ENTRY (PER CLUB/PER COMPETITION)...$15.00 FAILURE TO PROVIDE TIMELY ADVICE OF OUTSIDE COURTS USAGE...$15.00 FRIVOLOUS PROTEST...$15.00 TEAM FORFEIT, AS FOLLOWS:- 1st FORFEIT BY ANY TEAM...$ nd FORFEIT BY SAME TEAM...$ rd FORFEIT BY SAME TEAM...$ th FORFEIT BY SAME TEAM & ELIMINATION...$ FAILURE OF A CLUB DELEGATE TO ATTEND COUNCIL AND MATCH CONVENORS MEETINGS...$50.00 FAILURE TO PROVIDE APPROPRIATE FINALS SUPERVISION...$50.00 NON-ATTENDANCE OF A RESPONSIBLE ADULT/PARENT FOR DURATION OF JUNIOR AWAY MATCHES...$50.00 WITHDRAWAL OF A TEAM AFTER FINALISATION OF DRAW...$ Ardrie Park Ardrie Park, Ardrie Road, Malvern East, 3145 Extra Address Details: Park cars in Howard Street Club Phone: Melway Ref: 68 H2 Courts: 4 Synth. Clay Postal Address: 55 Macgregor Street, Malvern East, 3145 Jun Sat Conv: Tania Stokes, , taniastokesdesign@gmail.com Jun Sun Conv: Tania Stokes, , taniastokesdesign@gmail.com Ashburton Uniting Church 1 Kelvin Grove, Ashburton, 3147 Extra Address Details: Enter from Aitchison Avenue opp. Station Club Phone: Melway Ref: 60 D9 Courts: 2 Porous, 1 A. Grass Postal Address: 62 Lenna St., Burwood East, 3151 Sec: Sue Haviland, , , susanjhshaw@gmail.com Jun Sat Conv: Trent Cobb, , nextgentennis@outlook.com Jun Sun Conv: Trent Cobb, , nextgentennis@outlook.com Sen Conv: Cheryl Miller, , millercheryl11@yahoo.com Aspendale Corner of Sixth Avenue and Fourth Ave, Aspendale, 3195 Extra Address Details: Down Third Ave, turn R at end of street Club Phone: N/A Melway Ref: 92 K7 Courts: 4 Porous, 2 Cush. H. Court Postal Address: PO Box 5325, Mordialloc, 3195 Sec: Eleesa Judd, , , juddies.11@optusnet.com.au Jun Sat Conv: Andrew Judd, , , juddies.11@optusnet.com.au Sen Conv: Bob Milne, , , ultimatedoors@optusnet.com.au Batterham Park Miller Road, The Basin, 3154 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 65 D7 Courts: 5 Porous Postal Address: 44 Harcourt Road, Boronia, 3155 Bayview Jordan Reserve, Chadstone, 3148 Extra Address Details: Entrance next to 311 Huntingdale Road Club Phone: Melway Ref: 70 A1 Courts: 5 Porous Postal Address: 25 Coolabah Avenue, Glen Waverley, 3150 Sec: Carmel Kruger, , carmel.kruger@bigpond.com Jun Sat Conv: Carmel Kruger, , carmel.kruger@bigpond.com Sen Conv: Ian Chanter, , , ian.chanter@bigpond.com * Indicates an Associate Club 14 15

10 CLUBS AND OFFICIALS (cont d) CLUBS AND OFFICIALS (cont d) Beaconsfield Beaconsfield Recreation Reserve, Beaconsfield, 3807 Extra Address Details: Beaconsfield Emerald Road Melway Ref: 111 H10 Courts: 4 Porous, 5 A. Grass Postal Address: PO Box 132, Beaconsfield, 3807 Sec: Maurice Potter, , mauricepotter@bigpond.com Jun Sat Conv: Cathy Briant, , cathy.b@westnet.com.au Sen Conv: Dave van der Koogh, , solveitconsulting@netspace.net.au Belgrave Heights Colby Drive, Belgrave South, 3160 Melway Ref: 84 F3 Courts: 2 Porous, 3 Cush. H. Court Jun Sat Conv: Kylie Wilkeson, , tennisinstitute@icloud.com Sen Conv: Ryley Nyari, , ryleynyari1@gmail.com Berwick Arch Brown Reserve, Buchanan Road, Berwick, 3806 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 111 F6 Courts: 3 Cush. H. Court, 4 A. Grass Postal Address: PO Box 226, Berwick, 3806 Sen Conv: Craig Kitner, , craig.kitner@gmail.com Black Rock Tennis/Bowling Fern Street, Black Rock, 3193 Extra Address Details: via car park Club Phone: Melway Ref: Courts: 4 Porous, 2 Natural Grass Postal Address: c/- 102 Village Drive, Dingley Village, 3172 Sec: Vince Vaughan, , vince@vinron.com Sen Conv: Adam Bishop, , bishop_adam@hotmail.com Burden Park Olympic Avenue, Springvale South, 3171 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 89 A1 Courts: 6 Porous Postal Address: 23 Cassava Crt, Dingley Village, 3172 Sec: Aruna Liyanage, , aruna_spy@yahoo.com Jun Sat Conv: Peter Bengough, , , pbengough@starmelb.catholic.edu.au Jun Sun Conv: Peter Bengough, , , pbengough@starmelb.catholic.edu.au Sen Conv: Daniel Kamana, , danielkamana1970@gmail.com Burwood Warrigal Rd, Glen Iris, 3146 Extra Address Details: Burwood Reserve. Enter via Queens Pde Club Phone: Melway Ref: 60 G7 Courts: 5 Synth. Clay Postal Address: PO Box 80, Burwood, 3125 Sec: Rosemary Interrigi, , ros.inter58@gmail.com Jun Sat Conv: Hamish Clark, , hamish@toptenn.com.au Jun Sun Conv: Natalie Bacon, , burwoodtennisclub@westnet.com.au Sen Conv: Natalie Bacon, , burwoodtennisclub@westnet.com.au Cardinia Ballarto Rd, Cardinia, 3978 Extra Address Details: approx. 1km east of Cardinia Rd. Travel south via Cardinia Rd off Pakenham Bypass. Club Phone: Courts: 4 H. Court Postal Address: 590 Cardinia Rd, Officer, 3809 Sec: Lyn Beard, , , margaret.beard@pacific.net.au Sen Conv: Gaye Burgess, , , first.serve@bigpond.com Centenary Park 120 Brady Rd, Bentleigh East, 3165 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 78 A3 Courts: 5 Porous Postal Address: PO Box 111, Bentleigh East, 3165 Sen Conv: Stan Huang, Chadstone 32a Chadstone Road, Malvern East, 3145 Extra Address Details: behind the lawn bowls club Club Phone: Melway Ref: 69 D3 Courts: 7 Synth. Clay Postal Address: P.O.Box 40, Chadstone Centre, 3148 Sec: Greg Piper, , , greg.piper@roads.vic.gov.au Jun Sat Conv: Michael Whiter, , michaeltennis@optusnet.com.au Jun Sun Conv: Michael Whiter, , michaeltennis@optusnet.com.au Sen Conv: Ian Martin, , , imartin2@bigpond.net.au City Of Camberwell 10 Trumper St, Camberwell, 3124 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 59 K3 Courts: 5 Porous Postal Address: 51 Radnor St, Camberwell, 3124 Sec: Ernest Kollegger, , , ekollegger@hkb.com.au Jun Sat Conv: Victor Eke, , victoreke@gmail.com Jun Sun Conv: Victor Eke, , victoreke@gmail.com Sen Conv: Russell McKimm, , , rmckimm@psl.com.au Clarinda 4-14 Crawford Road, Clarinda, 3169 Extra Address Details: Crawford Road Melway Ref: 78 J3 Courts: 3 A. Grass, 3 Synth. Clay Postal Address: 9 Shannon Court, Clarinda, 3169 Sec: Gayle Hall, , , clarindatc@gmail.com Sen Conv: Gayle Hall, , , clarindatc@gmail.com 16 17

11 CLUBS AND OFFICIALS (cont d) Clyde Cnr Pattersons Rd & Clyde Five ways Rd, Clyde, 3978 Extra Address Details: Off Pattersons Road into Clyde Reserve DO NOT USE SAT NAV (GPS) TO TRAVEL TO CLYDE, IT WILL TAKE YOU TO ANOTHER AREA TOWARD CARDINIA ROAD. USE THE MELWAYS REF OR MAP PROVIDED BY WDTA. Club Phone: Melway Ref: 134 K7 Courts: 6 H. Court Postal Address: PO Box 20, Clyde, 3978 Sec: Ian Gardiner, , , iangardiner@iprimus.com.au Jun Sat Conv: Vaughan Smith, , smithvs@bigpond.com Jun Sun Conv: Brandon Neale, , brandon.neale@hotmail.com Sen Conv: Brandon Neale, , brandon.neale@hotmail.com Cockatoo * Alma Treloar Res., McBride St, Cockatoo, 3781 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 312 F6 Courts: 4 A. Grass Cranbourne 160 Berwick-Cranbourne Road, Cranbourne, 3977 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 134 D7 Courts: 10 Synth. Clay, 2 H. Court Postal Address: P.O. Box 314, Cranbourne, 3977 Sec: Gaye Burgess, , , first.serve@bigpond.com Jun Sat Conv: Pam Lamattina, , plamattina@bigpond.com Sen Conv: Pam Lamattina, , plamattina@bigpond.com Croydon * Hewish Road, Croydon, 3136 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 50 K4 Courts: 8 Porous Dandenong Greaves Reserve, Dandenong, 3175 Extra Address Details: Bennet Street Club Phone: Melway Ref: 90 A7 Courts: 6 H. Court Postal Address: P.O. Box 383, Doveton, 3177 Outside Locations: Lois Twohig Reserve, 80 Carlton Road, Dandenong North, 3175, 81 E12, Rosswood TC, Somerset Drive, Dandenong North, 3175, 81 E8, Sec: Renee Tsongas, , dandenongtennisclub@gmail.com Jun Sat Conv: Renee Tsongas, , dandenongtennisclub@gmail.com Jun Sun Conv: Renee Tsongas, , dandenongtennisclub@gmail.com Sen Conv: Emir Mehmeti, , dandenongtennisclub@gmail.com Devon Meadows Cnr Browns Rd & Cross Rd, Devon Meadows, 3977 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 138 D5 Courts: 4 Synth. Clay, 2 H. Court Postal Address: PO Box 5205, Cranbourne, 3977 Sec: Cheryl Theodore, , , ctheodore@vtown.com.au Jun Sat Conv: Brett Theodore, , , btheodore@vtown.com.au Sen Conv: Brett Theodore, , , btheodore@vtown.com.au FOR ALL YOUR WASHROOM REQUIREMENTS Sanitary & Nappy Disposal Air Fresheners Soap Dispensers W.C. & Urinal Sanitisers Dispensing Machines Toilet Seat Cleaners Paper Products Urinal Deep Cleans Servicing All Suburbs Ph: Fax: pure.hygiene@bigpond.com Head Office. Blackburn North Australian Owned & Operated 18 19

12 CLUBS AND OFFICIALS (cont d) Dingley Rowan Road, Dingley, 3172 Extra Address Details: South Off Westall Rd Ext. behind netball Club Phone: Melway Ref: 88 H4 Courts: 16 Porous Postal Address: Rowan Road, Dingley, 3172 Sec: Boyd McLaws, , Jun Sat Conv: Boyd McLaws, , Jun Sun Conv: Boyd McLaws, , Sen Conv: Boyd McLaws, , Doncaster 800 Doncaster Rd (behind Doncaster Audi), Doncaster, 3108 Extra Address Details: Entry is via Athenaeum Drive Club Phone: Melway Ref: 47 G1 Courts: 6 Synth. Clay, 4 Porous, 2 A. Grass Postal Address: PO BOX 1267, Doncaster East, 3109 Sec: Nir Schillinger, , secretary@doncastertc.org.au Sen Conv: Gail Norman, , seniors@doncastertc.org.au Donvale Donvale Reserve, Donvale, 3111 Extra Address Details: Off Mitcham Road Club Phone: Melway Ref: 48 E2 Courts: 6 Porous, 4 Synth. Clay Sec: Michael Borham, , secretary@donvaletennisclub.org.au Sen Conv: Catherine Dun, , siokhengtan@hotmail.com Sen Conv: Russell Watkins, , , russellwat@bigpond.com Doveton Robinson Reserve, Doveton, 3177 Extra Address Details: Frawley Road Club Phone: Melway Ref: 91 A10 Courts: 9 Porous Postal Address: PO Box 459, Glen Waverley, 3150 Sec: Graeme Gillen, , , ggillen33@optusnet.com.au Jun Sat Conv: Tophan Bulant, , tophan_dacosta@hotmail.com Sen Conv: Graeme Gillen, , , ggillen33@optusnet.com.au East Burwood East Burwood Reserve, Burwood East, 3151 Extra Address Details: Burwood Highway Club Phone: Melway Ref: 62 B7 Courts: 4 Porous, 2 Synth. Clay, 3 A. Grass Postal Address: 4 Pine Tree Avenue, Glen Waverley, 3150 Sec: Jenny Jackson, , ebtennis@outlook.com Jun Sat Conv: Colin Jeffery, , lajeffery@iimetro.com.au Jun Sun Conv: Colin Jeffery, , lajeffery@iimetro.com.au Sen Conv: Colin Jeffery, , lajeffery@iimetro.com.au CLUBS AND OFFICIALS (cont d) East Croydon Kilsyth Cnr Hull Rd & Sabato St, East Croydon, 3136 Melway Ref: 51 D2 Courts: 6 Porous Postal Address: P.O. Box 931, Croydon, 3136 Sec: Andrew Marshall, , marshalltenniscoaching@gmail.com Sen Conv: Andrew Marshall, , marshalltenniscoaching@gmail.com East Malvern 10 Moira St, Malvern East, 3145 Extra Address Details: Opp Dorothy Laver Reserve Club Phone: Melway Ref: 59 K10 Courts: 10 Porous Postal Address: PO Box 1007, Darling, 3145 Sec: Debra Bolic, , admin@eastmalverntc.com.au Jun Sat Conv: Tony Lane, , juniors@eastmalverntc.com.au Jun Sun Conv: Tony Lane, , juniors@eastmalverntc.com.au Sen Conv: Alan Young, , seniors@eastmalverntc.com.au Eastern Golf Club Tennis 215 Victoria Rd., Yerring, 3770 Extra Address Details: In grounds of Golf Club, next to car pk. Melway Ref: 274 D12 Courts: 4 A. Grass Postal Address: 215 Victoria Rd, Yerring, 3770 Sec: John Hampson, , john@grippingpotential.com.au Sen Conv: John Hampson, , john@grippingpotential.com.au Eildon Park Eildon Parade, Rowville, 3178 Extra Address Details: (off Taylors Lane) Club Phone: Melway Ref: 82 C1 Courts: 9 A. Grass Postal Address: PO Box 2379, Rowville, 3178 Outside Locations: Knoxfield Tennis Club, Carrington Park, Knoxfield, 3180, 73 A6 Wheelers Hill Tennis Club, entrance Sunnybrook Drive, Wheelers Hill, 3150, 71 H7, Rowville Community Centre, 20 Fulham Road, Rowville, 3178, 81 K1 Lum Reserve Tennis Club, Cintra Avenue, Wheelers Hill, 3150, 71 F 1, Ferntree Gully Tennis Club, Glenfern Park, off Glenfern Road, Ferntree Gully,3156, 74 A5, Sec: Leanne Siwes, lsiwes@outlook.com Jun Sat Conv: Stuart Draffin, , sdraffin@stonnington.vic.gov.au Jun Sun Conv: Stuart Draffin, , sdraffin@stonnington.vic.gov.au Sen Conv: Michael Tomlinson, , jenael@optusnet.com.au 20 21

13 CLUBS AND OFFICIALS (cont d) Eley Park Eley Rd, Blackburn South, 3130 Extra Address Details: Eley Rd Club Phone: Melway Ref: 61 J5 Courts: 8 A. Grass Postal Address: PO Box 8015, Burwood Heights, 3151 Sec: Brian Dunkley, , dunkley@optusnet.com.au Jun Sat Conv: Gary Hitchman, , gary@uaps.com.au Jun Sun Conv: Geoff Summers, , tennisforeveryone@yahoo.com.au Sen Conv: Eng Chin, , , eng.chin@eleyparktennisclub.org.au Endeavour Hills Cnr James Cook Dve & Sydney Parkinson Av, Endeavour Hills, 3802 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 91 E7 Courts: 6 Synth. Clay, 2 A. Grass Postal Address: P.O. Box 202, Endeavour Hills, 3802 Sec: Louis Newman, , ehtc.secretary@gmail.com Jun Sat Conv: Malcolm Molloy, , ehtc.juniors@gmail.com Sen Conv: Sione Lavaka, , , ehtc.seniors@gmail.com Essex Heights Federal Reserve, Barton St, Mount Waverley, 3149 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 61 D9 Courts: 6 H. Court Postal Address: P.O. Box 2353, MOUNT WAVERLEY, 3149 Sec: Jeff Hocking, , secretary@ehtc.com.au Jun Sat Conv: Andrew Boys, , juniorconvenor@ehtc.com.au Jun Sun Conv: Steph Wendler-Canning, , juniorconvenor@ehtc.com.au Sen Conv: Jonathan Papailiou, , seniorconvenor@ehtc.com.au Ferntree Gully Glenfern Park, Ferntree Gully, 3156 Extra Address Details: off Glenfern Rd Club Phone: Melway Ref: 74 A5 Courts: 8 Porous Postal Address: P.O.Box 8004, Ferntree Gully, 3156 Gladeswood Reserve Maygrove Way, Mulgrave, 3170 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 81 A4 Courts: 4 Porous Postal Address: 13 Nagle Court, Rowville, 3178 Outside Locations: Knoxfield Tennis Club, Allister Close, Knoxfield, 3108, 73 A6 Club Mgr: Marcos Ahumada, , gr.tc@hotmail.com Jun Sat Conv: Matthew Cusmano, , mattcusmano9@gmail.com Sen Conv: Matthew Cusmano, , mattcusmano9@gmail.com CLUBS AND OFFICIALS (cont d) Glen Waverley 3 Aquatic Place, Glen Waverley, 3150 Extra Address Details: Rear of Monash Aquatic Centre Club Phone: Melway Ref: 71 A5 Courts: 6 A. Grass Postal Address: 75 Strickland Drive, Wheelers Hill, 3150 Sec: Judy Dries, , jdikstaal@hotmail.com Jun Sat Conv: Chris Logan, , tophittennis@gmail.com Jun Sun Conv: Chris Logan, , tophittennis@gmail.com Sen Conv: Deirdre Evans, , , deefil@bigpond.com Glen Waverley Uniting Church Highvale Primary School, Glen Waverley, 3150 Extra Address Details: Enter via Ashton St, Glen Waverley Melway Ref: 62 E10 Courts: 6 Porous Postal Address: 6 Timmins Court, Wheelers Hill, 3150 Sec: Stuart Blake, , blakes@melbpc.org.au Sen Conv: Alistair Blake, , alistair@ajblake.com.au Glenburn Mulgrave Street, Glen Waverley, 3150 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 62 B11 Courts: 6 A. Grass Postal Address: Mulgrave St., Glen Waverley, 3150 Outside Locations: St Christophers, Doon Ave, Glen Waverley, 3150, 61 K11, Sec: Peter Hudson, , , peter.hudson@hotmail.com Jun Sat Conv: Lewis Miles, , lewismiles500@hotmail.com Jun Sun Conv: Lewis Miles, , lewismiles500@hotmail.com Sen Conv: Valerie Love, , lovvalery@gmail.com Glendearg All Saints Lysterville Avenue, Malvern, 3144 Extra Address Details: Down lane between 8-10 Lysterville Ave. Melway Ref: 59 E10 Courts: 2 Porous Postal Address: 19 Lysterville Avenue, Malvern, 3144 Sec: Emma Fasham, , EFasham@fasham.com.au Jun Sat Conv: Victor Eke, , victoreke@gmail.com Jun Sun Conv: Victor Eke, , victoreke@gmail.com Sen Conv: Len Pratt, , , lpra7921@bigpond.net.au Glenvale Shepherd Rd, Glen Waverley, 3150 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 71 J4 Courts: 6 A. Grass Postal Address: PO Box 1251, Glen Waverley, 3150 Outside Locations: Glen Waverley Uniting Church, Ashton St, Glen Waverley, 3150, 62 E10 Sec: Kim Muehlbauer, kim_muehlbauer@yahoo.com.au Jun Sat Conv: Rob Pearson, , , heatherrob1@bigpond.com Sen Conv: Michael Cheng, , mscheng@optusnet.com.au 22 23

14 CLUBS AND OFFICIALS (cont d) Gracedale Park 40 Gracedale Ave, Ringwood East, 3135 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 50 E10 Courts: 6 Porous Postal Address: PO Box 157, Ringwood East, 3135 Sec: Ben Longridge, advantedgetennis@hotmail.com Hallam Hallam Recreation Reserve, Hallam, 3803 Extra Address Details: Frawley Rd Club Phone: Melway Ref: 91 F11 Courts: 5 Synth. Clay Postal Address: PO Box 72, Hallam, 3803 Sec: Liane Weaver, , lcweaver@tpg.com.au Sen Conv: Glenn Weaver, , lcweaver@tpg.com.au Hampton Park Booth Reserve, Hampton Park, 3976 Extra Address Details: Somerville Rd. Club Phone: Melway Ref: 96 D7 Courts: 6 Synth. Clay Postal Address: PO Box 189, Hampton Park, 3976 Outside Locations: Doveton TC. Robinson Reserve, Frawley Rd, Doveton, 3177, 91 A10, Sec: Lis Drew, , hamptonparktc@gmail.com Jun Sat Conv: Melita Virginie, , mvirginie169@gmail.com Jun Sat Conv: Ann Gee, , hamptonparktc@gmail.com Jun Sun Conv: Ann Gee, , hamptonparktc@gmail.com Sen Conv: Kylie Anderson, , traie23@hotmail.com Harkaway King Rd, Dalton Reserve, Harkaway, Melway Ref: 109 C11 Courts: 2 Synth. Clay, 2 A. Grass Postal Address: 20 Paxton Drive, Glen Waverley, 3150 Jun Sat Conv: Alex Hogan, , alex@acceleratetennis.com.au Heatherdale * Cnr Kulnine & Purches Streets, Mitcham, 3132 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 49 C11 Courts: 8 Synth. Clay Heritage Barry Powell Reserve Bakers Road, Nth Dandenong, 3175 Melway Ref: 80 K10 Courts: 4 H. Court Postal Address: PO Box 2646, Dunearn, 3175 Sec: Marj Wall, , , sw417147@bigpond.net.au Jun Sat Conv: Marj Wall, , , sw417147@bigpond.net.au Sen Conv: Marj Wall, , , sw417147@bigpond.net.au 24 25

15 CLUBS AND OFFICIALS (cont d) CLUBS AND OFFICIALS (cont d) Holy Saviour 765 Highbury Rd, Vermont South, 3133 Extra Address Details: Enter via school driveway Club Phone: None Melway Ref: 62 F9 Courts: 6 Porous Postal Address: PO Box 20, Glen Waverley, 3150 Sec: Philip Andrews, , tessdrews@hotmail.com Jun Sat Conv: Marcus Andrews, , marcus.andrews101@gmail.com Jun Sun Conv: Marcus Andrews, , marcus.andrews101@gmail.com Sen Conv: William Blick, , w.n.blick@gmail.com Keysborough Wachter Reserve, Keysborough, 3173 Extra Address Details: Bloomfield Rd (laneway at No. 196 ) Club Phone: Melway Ref: 89 E8 Courts: 6 A. Grass, 2 Porous Postal Address: PO Box 338, Noble Park, 3174 Sec: Ailsa Williams, , , keysboroughtennisclub@gmail.com Jun Sat Conv: Josephine Petersen, , , fenel1975@yahoo.com Sen Conv: Ian Sellenger, , iansellenger@bigpond.com Knox City Neville St, Wantirna South, 3152 Extra Address Details: Coleman Reserve Club Phone: Melway Ref: 64 B10 Courts: 8 Porous Postal Address: P.O. Box 5106, Studfield, 3152 Sec: Emma Leech, , secretary@knoxcitytennisclub.com.au Jun Sat Conv: Gary JC Leech, , juniorconvenor@knoxcitytennisclub.com.au Jun Sun Conv: Gary JC Leech, , juniorconvenor@knoxcitytennisclub.com.au Sen Conv: Gary Sen C Leech, , seniorconvenor@knoxcitytennisclub.com.au Knox Gardens Argyle Way, Wantirna South, 3152 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 72 H2 Courts: 5 H. Court Postal Address: P.O.Box 9220, Scoresby, 3179 Sec: Daryl Perry, , the-perrys@bigpond.com Jun Sat Conv: Daryl Perry, , the-perrys@bigpond.com Sen Conv: David Girvan, , , dgkgtc@gmail.com Knoxfield Carrington Park, Knoxfield, 3180 Extra Address Details: Entry off Alistair Close Club Phone: Melway Ref: 73 A6 Courts: 4 Porous, 2 A. Grass Postal Address: 15 Witken Ave, Wantirna South, 3152 Sec: Eric Beeston, , eric.beeston@iinet.net.au Jun Sat Conv: Eric Beeston, , eric.beeston@iinet.net.au Jun Sun Conv: Eric Beeston, , eric.beeston@iinet.net.au Sen Conv: Eric Beeston, , eric.beeston@iinet.net.au Koonung Park * Cnr Springfield & Heppner Roads, Blackburn North, 3130 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 47 K7 Courts: 9 Porous Kooyong 489 Glenferrie Road, Kooyong, 3144 Extra Address Details: Please park in Northern car park Club Phone: Melway Ref: 59 C3 Courts: 22 Porous, 3 Cush. H. Court Postal Address: 489 Glenferrie Road, Kooyong, 3144 Club Mgr: Cedric Mason, , cmason@kooyong.com.au Sen Conv: Tim Baddock, , tbaddock@kooyong.com.au Lauriston 11 Rosanna Street, Carnegie, 3163 Melway Ref: 69 J7 Courts: 8 Porous Postal Address: P.O. Box 408, Carnegie, 3163 Sen Conv: Paul Russell, , lauristonltc@yahoo.com.au Legend Park Capital Reserve, Glen Waverley, 3150 Extra Address Details: Capital Ave Club Phone: Melway Ref: 62 G12 Courts: 6 Porous Postal Address: PO BOX 383, Glen Waverley, 3150 Sec: Diane Turnbull, , , lptcsecretary@hotmail.com Jun Sat Conv: Jenni Blundell, , juniorconvenorlptc@gmail.com Jun Sun Conv: Nick Bell, , juniorconvenorlptc@gmail.com Sen Conv: Ray Mathews, , , rma38244@bigpond.net.au Lum Reserve Cintra Avenue, Wheelers Hill, 3150 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 71 F10 Courts: 6 A. Grass Postal Address: PO BOX 3137, Wheelers Hill, 3150 Sec: John Steer, , jsteer@dairyaustralia.com.au Jun Sat Conv: Wally Mucha, , wmu82217@gmail.com Sen Conv: Peter Ryan, , peterjryan2@optusnet.com.au Manchester Heights Tennis Croydondale Drive, Mooroolbark, 3138 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 37 H12 Courts: 6 Porous 26 27

16 CLUBS AND OFFICIALS (cont d) Mayfield Park Mayfield Drive, Mt Waverley, 3149 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 70 B4 Courts: 4 Porous, 2 Synth. Clay Postal Address: P O Box 2633, Mt Waverley, 3149 Outside Locations: North Oakleigh Tennis Clulb, Cnr Atkinson & Timmings Streets, Chadstone, 3148, 69 H3 Sec: Andrea Taylor, , , andrea.taylor@monash.edu Jun Sat Conv: Toni Peters, , tonipetersoz@yahoo.com.au Jun Sun Conv: Brad Hasler, , brad_hasler@yahoo.com.au Sen Conv: Vincent Cao, , vincentcao1@optusnet.com.au MCC Glen Iris Valley High Street Road, Mount Waverley, 3149 Extra Address Details: Opposite Surrey Road Club Phone: Melway Ref: 61 C11 Courts: 12 Porous Postal Address: P.O. Box 39, Glen Iris, 3146 Jun Sat Conv: Angelo Giampaolo, , angelo@vidatennis.com.au Jun Sun Conv: Angelo Giampaolo, , angelo@vidatennis.com.au Sen Conv: Angelo Giampaolo, , angelo@vidatennis.com.au Monash University Monash University Campus, Wellington Rd, Clayton, 3168 Extra Address Details: Courts are north of sports centre. Parking - Melways map X875, refs J7 and H8. Car park around clubhouse reserved for residential students Club Phone: n/a Melway Ref: 70 G10 Courts: 12 A. Grass Sec: Ken Kennedy, , kjkennedy05@gmail.com Sen Conv: Ken Kennedy, , kjkennedy05@gmail.com Mount Waverley Fleet St, Mt Waverley, 3149 Melway Ref: 61 G12 Courts: 4 Porous Postal Address: c/- 57 Larch Cr, Mount Waverley, 3149 Sec: SangKyun (Aaron) Cha, , sangkyun.cha2@gmail.com Sen Conv: SangKyun (Aaron) Cha, , sangkyun.cha2@gmail.com Mountain Gate Reta Matthews Reserve, Ferntree Gully, 3156 Extra Address Details: Cnr Burke Rd & Agora Blvd Melway Ref: 64 J11 Courts: 8 Porous Postal Address: PO Box 1155, Mountain Gate, 3156 Outside Locations: Batterham Park, Miller Rd, The Basin, 3154, 65 D7, Sec: Lyn Krivohlavy, , , lynkriv@bigpond.net.au Jun Sat Conv: Bianca Allen, , juniorconvenor@mgtc.com.au Sen Conv: Enrique Lopez, , enrique_lopez8@hotmail.com YOUR ONE STOP HOSPITALITY DESTINATION FANTASTIC SPORTING FACILITIES COUNTRY BISTRO OUTDOOR LOUNGES GREAT ENTERTAINMENT FUNCTION ROOMS FOR ALL OCCASSIONS The Mulgrave Country Club is one of Melbourne s premier member owned clubs which offers fantastic facilities to make the club your one stop hospitality destination. Situated opposite the Waverley Park development on the corner of Jells and Wellington Roads, Mulgrave Country Club provides fantastic sporting facilities for Tennis, Squash, Bowls, Social Golf, Cricket and Snooker. The Country Bistro, Club Keno, Punters TAB, Terrace, fantastic bars and function rooms catering for small to large functions, weddings, engagements, seminars, trade shows, business meetings or that special family get together, will be catered for in style. Great entertainment is also offered throughout the week, from soloists to live bands and shows. For your convenience, the underground car park has direct access to all parts of the club. Call us on or check us out at

17 CLUBS AND OFFICIALS (cont d) Narre Warren Sweeney Reserve, 70 Melzak Way, Berwick, 3806 Extra Address Details: Easiest entry off Clyde & Centre Rds. Take the Monash/ Princes Fwy. & exit the Freeway at CLYDE ROAD (the 2nd Berwick exit). Turn right into Clyde Road and then refer to your Melways 110 K9. Club Phone: Melway Ref: 110 K9 Courts: 12 A. Grass Postal Address: P.O. Box 142, Berwick, 3806 Club Mgr: Paul Kleverlaan, Sec: Neil Littlejohn, , Sen Conv: Rebecca McLean, , , Narre Warren North Recreation Reserve, A Beckett Road, Narre Warren North, 3804 Extra Address Details: Next to Primary school Melway Ref: 108 G5 Courts: 6 A. Grass Postal Address: P.O. Box 36, Narre Warren North, 3804 Sec: Natalie Lutersz, , llutersz@bigpond.net.au Sen Conv: Sam Hall, , samtrezise@gmail.com Narre Warren South School Crt, Narre Warren South, 3805 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 130 A1 Courts: 6 Synth. Clay Postal Address: PO Box 4023, Narre Warren South, 3805 Jun Sat Conv: Sue Walkerden, , nwstennis@gmail.com Sen Conv: Clement Mohanraj, , nwstennis@gmail.com Noble Community Aenone Avenue, Noble Park, 3174 Extra Address Details: Also from Arena Sq or Moodemere St Club Phone: Melway Ref: 89 D5 Courts: 6 Porous Postal Address: 5 Ryan Mews, Dingley, 3172 Sec: Shirley Bradshaw, , , shirley.b@iinet.net.au Jun Sat Conv: Jerry Templin, , templin@tpg.com.au Jun Sun Conv: Jerry Templin, , templin@tpg.com.au Sen Conv: Michael DeMarchi, , demarchi_michael@yahoo.com.au Noble Park Parkfield Reserve, Ellendale Road, Noble Park, 3174 Extra Address Details: Enter from Ellendale Road Club Phone: Melway Ref: 89 G1 Courts: 6 Synth. Clay Postal Address: P.O. Box 7019, Noble Park East, 3174 Sec: Daniel Lawrence, , , nobleparktennis@gmail.com Jun Sat Conv: Maria Boribon, , mtrboribon@me.com Jun Sun Conv: Maria Boribon, , mtrboribon@me.com Sen Conv: Alam Mansour, , nobleparktennis@gmail.com CLUBS AND OFFICIALS (cont d) North Balwyn * 57a Buchanan Avenue, North Balwyn, 3104 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 46 D4 Courts: 4 Porous, 4 Synth. Clay Postal Address: PO Box 46, Kew East, 3102 North Oakleigh cnr Timmings & Atkinson Sts, Chadstone, 3148 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 69 H3 Courts: 3 Porous Postal Address: 12 Eildon Rd, Ashwood, 3147 Sec: Shirley Flanders, , m-troberts@bigpond.com Sen Conv: Ian Field, , richardfield3@bigpond.com North Ringwood 246 Warrandyte Road, North Ringwood, 3134 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 49 J1 Courts: 11 Porous Sec: Joanna Pearce, rumpysmum73@gmail.com Sen Conv: Thelma Bomford, , , thelma.bomford@gmail.com Nottinghill Pinewood 1-9 Baker Avenue, Glen Waverley, 3150 Extra Address Details: (Off Herriotts Blvd) Club Phone: Melway Ref: 70 K6 Courts: 12 H. Court Postal Address: PO Box 795, Glen Waverley, 3150 Sec: Sandy Basantani, , sandhya.basantani@gmail.com Jun Sat Conv: Tony Mallios, , tonymallios@hotmail.com Jun Sun Conv: Tony Mallios, , tonymallios@hotmail.com Sen Conv: Daniel Sutton, , brisbanerichmond@hotmail.com Oakleigh 2A Park Road (Corner of Bolch Place), Oakleigh, 3166 Extra Address Details: Beside Oakleigh Recreation Centre & Pool Club Phone: Melway Ref: 69 H6 Courts: 7 Porous Postal Address: 6 Botanic Drive, Glen Waverley, 3150 Sec: Peter Splatt, , , psplatt@kwdoggett.com.au Jun Sat Conv: Scott McNamara, , scottmcnamara86@hotmail.com Jun Sun Conv: David McNamara, , davidmcnamaratennis@hotmail.com Sen Conv: Peter Splatt, , , psplatt@kwdoggett.com.au Officer Cnr Starling Rd & Princes Hwy., Officer, 3809 Extra Address Details: Enter from Starlintg Road Melway Ref: 214 K3 Courts: 4 H. Court, 2 Cush. H. Court Postal Address: 10 Gamble avenue, Berwick, 3806 Sec: Kate Watt, , Officertennisclub@gmail.com Jun Sat Conv: Chris Millidonis, , aceactivetennis@ymail.com Sen Conv: Kate Marshall, , marshall700@hotmail.com 30 31

18 CLUBS AND OFFICIALS (cont d) CLUBS AND OFFICIALS (cont d) Our Lady s Wattle Park * 299 Elgar Rd., Box Hill, 3128 Extra Address Details: Sth of Canterbury Rd. Rear of Church Club Phone: Melway Ref: 47 A12 Courts: 2 A. Grass Postal Address: 4 Lyndoch Street, Box Hill South, 3128 Outside Locations: St Andrews-Gardiner, Kyarra Road, Glen Iris, 3146, 59 H7, Sec: Ray Brady, , , rlbrady@bigpond.com Pakenham Anderson St, Pakenham, 3810 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 317 E7 Courts: 6 A. Grass Postal Address: P O Box 148, Pakenham, 3810 Sec: Fiona Klenner, , fklenner@hafele.com.au Pakenham Upper * Pakenham Road, Pakenham Upper, 3810 Extra Address Details: near Cnr Morrison Road Melway Ref: 316 A3 Courts: 4 H. Court Parkwood * Wonga Rd, North Ringwood, 3134 Extra Address Details: Quambee Reserve Club Phone: Melway Ref: 36 B11 Courts: 6 Porous, 6 A. Grass Postal Address: P O Box 2262, North Ringwood, 3134 Sec: Geoff Thorn, Patterson Lakes Cnr Learmonth & Thompson Rds, Patterson Lakes, 3197 Melway Ref: 98 A5 Courts: 6 A. Grass Postal Address: P.O. Box 8143, Carrrum Downs, 3201 Sen Conv: Dean O Bree, , dobree@alphalink.com.au Rosswood 112A Somerset Drive, Dandenong North, 3175 Extra Address Details: opposite Francesco Drive Club Phone: Melway Ref: 81 E8 Courts: 6 H. Court Postal Address: PO Box 2218, Dandenong North, 3175 Jun Sat Conv: Marcel Pietrasik, , marcelp88@hotmail.com Jun Sun Conv: Marcel Pietrasik, , marcelp88@hotmail.com Rowville Lot 1 Police Road, Rowville, 3178 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 81 J7 Courts: 4 Porous Postal Address: 3165 Ballarto Road, Pakenham Sth,, 3810 Outside Locations: Lois Twohig Reserve, 80 Carlton Road, Dandenong North, 3175, 81 E12, Sec: Joan Lightowler, , , joanandray@bigpond.com.au Jun Sat Conv: Joan Lightowler, , , joanandray@bigpond.com.au Jun Sun Conv: Sandi Dawson, , enquiries@rowvilletc.com.au Scoresby Scoresby Recreation Reserve, Scoresby, 3179 Extra Address Details: 752 Stud Road Club Phone: Melway Ref: 72 H7 Courts: 8 Porous Postal Address: P O BOX 9120, Scoresby, 3179 Club Mgr: Kay Clements, , jokabeda@oz .com.au Jun Sun Conv: Tanya Bradley, , tanyadavidatoaktree@iinet.net.au Sen Conv: Alan Purse, , aapurse@bigpond.net.au Seville * Cnr Ellen Rd & Croydondale Drive, Mooroolbark, 3138 Extra Address Details: Manchester Heights Tennis Club Club Phone: Melway Ref: 37 H12 Courts: 4 Porous Postal Address: 105 Wandin Creek Road, Wandin East, 3139 Springvale North Furnew Street, Springvale, 3171 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 80 B7 Courts: 8 H. Court Postal Address: C: 1/29 Jasper Street, Noble Park, 3174 Sec: Mark Gojszyk, markgojszyk@yahoo.com Jun Sat Conv: Stephen Sruk, , stephensruk@bigpond.com Jun Sun Conv: Stephen Sruk, , stephensruk@bigpond.com Sen Conv: Stephen Sruk, , stephensruk@bigpond.com Springvale South 4 Mackay Street, Springvale South, 3172 Melway Ref: 88 K3 Courts: 4 A. Grass, 2 Porous Postal Address: PO Box 801, Springvale South, 3172 Sec: Nicole McIvor, , mcivorn@optusnet.com.au Jun Sat Conv: Grant Wood, , springvalesouthtennisclub@gmail.com Sen Conv: Peter McIvor, , mcivorp007@gmail.com St. Andrews Gardiner 2-14 Kyarra Road, Glen Iris, 3146 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 59 H7 Courts: 5 Porous Postal Address: St Andrews Gardiner Tennis Club, Kyarra Rd, Glen Iris, 3146 Sec: Lita Trimmings, , antita@me.com Jun Sat Conv: Richard Bruce-Smith, , richardasi@bigpond.com Jun Sun Conv: Richard Bruce-Smith, , richardasi@bigpond.com Sen Conv: Richard Bruce-Smith, , richardasi@bigpond.com St. Benedicts Central Avenue (inside Primary School), Burwood, 3125 Extra Address Details: Up St Benedict s Primary School Driveway Club Phone: nil Melway Ref: 60 H6 Courts: 2 A. Grass Postal Address: 1 Fletcher Pde, Burwood, 3125 Sec: Peter Bramley, , , gerrypete@hotmail.com Sen Conv: Brian Moore, , , bmdc@optusnet.com 32 33

19 CLUBS AND OFFICIALS (cont d) St. Cecilias Van Ness Ave., Glen Iris, 3146 Extra Address Details: from Van Ness Ave. Melway Ref: 59 K6 Courts: 2 A. Grass Postal Address: 61 Celia St., Glen Iris, 3146 Outside Location (for Sunday matches): St. Andrews Gardiner, Kyarra Rd, Glen Iris, 3146, 59 H7 Sec: Stuart Beasley, , stuart.beasley@primestrategies.com.au Jun Sat Conv: Gerry Mustey, , , musteypj@bigpond.net.au Jun Sun Conv: Gerry Mustey, , , musteypj@bigpond.net.au Sen Conv: Gerry Mustey, , , musteypj@bigpond.net.au St. Christophers Doon Avenue, Glen Waverley, Glen Waverley, 3150 Extra Address Details: Off Blackburn Road, North of High St Rd Melway Ref: 61 K11 Courts: 3 Porous Postal Address: 5 Doon Avenue, Glen Waverley, 3150 Sec: Katie Tham, , , katie.a.tham@gmail.com Jun Sat Conv: Alan McHenry, , , alan.mchenry@bigpond.com Sen Conv: Stuart Macdonald, , stuartmacdonald525@gmail.com St. Judes 49 George Street, Scoresby, 3179 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 72 G5 Courts: 4 Porous Postal Address: 49 George St., Scoresby, 3179 Sec: only contact is via this StJudesTCScoresby@gmail.com Jun Sat Conv: Brad Hasler, , brad_hasler@yahoo.com.au St. Marys East Malvern 91 Manning Rd, East Malvern, 3145 Melway Ref: 59 H12 Courts: 3 Porous Postal Address: PO Box 181, Central Park, 3145 Jun Sat Conv: Victor Eke, , victoreke@gmail.com Jun Sun Conv: Victor Eke, , victoreke@gmail.com St. Michaels 268 High Street, Ashburton, 3147 Melway Ref: 60 E10 Courts: 2 A. Grass Postal Address: 31 Victory Blvd, Ashburton, 3147 Sec: Catherine Davis, , peterdavis@netspace.net.au Sen Conv: Luis Hidalgo, , luis.hidalgo@hydrochem.com.au CLUBS AND OFFICIALS (cont d) St. Paul Apostle 78 Matthew Flinders Ave., Endeavour Hills., 3802 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 91 D5 Courts: 3 H. Court Postal Address: PO Box 240, Endeavour Hills, 3802 Outside Locations: Noble Community TC (Juniors Only), Aenone Ave, Noble Park, 3174, 89 D5, Heritage TC (Seniors & Juniors), Barry Powell Res, Bakers Rd, Dandenong North, 3175, 80 K10, Noble Park TC (Juniors only), Parkfield Reserve, Ellendale Rd, Noble Park, 3174, 89 G1, Holy Family TC (Seniors & Juniors), 100 Power Rd, Doveton, 3177, 90 J8, Endeavour Hills TC, Cnr James Cook Drive & Sydney Parkinson Av., Endeavour Hills, 3802, 91 E7, Sec: Sarath Dias-Jayasinha, , , blitzingace@live.com.au Jun Sat Conv: Sarath Dias-Jayasinha, , , blitzingace@live.com.au Jun Sun Conv: Anisan Valanki, , , aneeshva@hotmail.com Sen Conv: Deepak Pillai, , , deepak93@outlook.com St. Thomas Blackburn 67 Central Rd, Blackburn, 3130 Extra Address Details: Courts located behind St. Thomas Primary School. Park in the front playground on the very right hand side nearest the school, then walk to the back of the school via the right hand side walkway. Club Phone: n/a Melway Ref: 48 B11 Courts: 3 A. Grass Postal Address: 1 Haydn Street, Blackburn, 3130 Sec: Deanne O Loughlin, , , dol5@optusnet.com.au Jun Sat Conv: Terry Monteiro, , tmonteiro1@optusnet.com.au Sen Conv: Darren O Loughlin, , , dol5@optusnet.com.au Syndal 21 Baily Street, Mount Waverley, 3149 Extra Address Details: entrance between Larch Cres and Fort St Club Phone: Melway Ref: 61 J11 Courts: 4 Porous Postal Address: C/- 3 Orchard Street, Glen Waverley, 3150 Sec: Graeme McDonald, , gramac03@bigpond.com Jun Sat Conv: Kenny Kan, , kenny@passiontennis.com.au Jun Sun Conv: Kenny Kan, , kenny@passiontennis.com.au Sen Conv: Kenny Kan, , kenny@passiontennis.com.au Tally Ho Tally Ho Reserve, Mount Waverley, 3149 Extra Address Details: Enter car park from Bennett Avenue Club Phone: Melway Ref: 61 J9 Courts: 7 Cush. H. Court Postal Address: PO Box 3091, Syndal, 3149 Sec: Sam Hickey, , samjhickey@hotmail.com Jun Sat Conv: Richard Morris, , , randsmorris@optusnet.com.au Jun Sun Conv: Richard Morris, , , randsmorris@optusnet.com.au Sen Conv: Sam Hickey, , samjhickey@hotmail.com 34 35

20 CLUBS AND OFFICIALS (cont d) CLUBS AND OFFICIALS (cont d) Templeton Templeton Street, Wantirna, 3152 Extra Address Details: Via Templeton Reserve, behind footy oval Club Phone: Melway Ref: 63 G9 Courts: 8 A. Grass Postal Address: PO Box 4292, Knox City Centre, 3152 Sec: Rosemary McCracken, , , magpiedon@hotmail.com Jun Sat Conv: Pam Stewart, , pamjstew07@gmail.com Jun Sun Conv: Pam Stewart, , pamjstew07@gmail.com Sen Conv: Andrew Wade, , agwscw1@live.com.au Upper Beaconsfield Sutherland Reserve, Stoney Creek Rd, Upper Beaconsfield, 3808 Extra Address Details: 19 Stoney Creek Rd Club Phone: Melway Ref: 210 J11 Courts: 6 Porous, 1 A. Grass Postal Address: PO Box 69, Upper Beaconsfield, 3808 Sec: Karen Wellard, , upperbeaconsfieldtc@gmail.com Sen Conv: Matt Hendrie, , upperbeaconsfieldtc@gmail.com Upwey Tecoma Alexander Ave, Upwey, 3158 Extra Address Details: near corner of Chosen Ave Melway Ref: 75 C8 Courts: 5 Porous Postal Address: PO. Box 1006, Upwey, 3158 Sec: Colin Miles, , , upweytecomatennis@gmail.com Jun Sat Conv: Colin Miles, , , upweytecomatennis@gmail.com Jun Sun Conv: Colin Miles, , , upweytecomatennis@gmail.com Vermont Nunkeri St, Vermont, 3133 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 62 J3 Courts: 4 Porous, 2 H. Court Postal Address: PO Box 95, Vermont, 3133 Sec: Kerry Tripp, , , pktripp@bigpond.com Jun Sat Conv: Paul Tripp, , , pktripp@bigpond.com Jun Sun Conv: Paul Tripp, , , pktripp@bigpond.com Sen Conv: David Payne, , david@productology.com.au Vermont South Livingstone Road, Vermont South, 3133 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 62 G6 Courts: 7 Porous Postal Address: PO Box 6002, Vermont South, 3133 Outside Locations: Mt Pleasant Uniting Tennis Club, 333A Canterbury Rd, Forest Hill, 3131, 62 F2 St Christopher s Tennis Club, 5 Doon Ave., Glen Waverley, 3150, 61 K11, Sec: Elvi Lainis, , elvi_lainis@hotmail.com Jun Sat Conv: Janet Liebler, , jliebler@oz .com.au Jun Sun Conv: Janet Liebler, , jliebler@oz .com.au Sen Conv: Joseph Pitt, , vstcseniors@gmail.com Wantirna Wantirna Reserve, Wantirna, Extra Address Details: Cnr Burwood & Mountain Highways Melway Ref: 63 C8 Sec: Alison Rogers, wantirnatennis@gmail.com Wellington Rupert Drive, Mulgrave, 3170 Club Phone: Melway Ref: 80 F5 Courts: 6 Porous Postal Address: 5 Hubbard Ave, Mulgrave, 3170 Sec: Frank Colgan, , fjcolgan@hotmail.com Jun Sat Conv: Jake Eames, , jake@eamestennisprojects.com Sen Conv: Leanne Jones, , leannehj7@gmail.com Wheelers Hill Sunnybrook Drive, Wheelers Hill, 3150 Extra Address Details: Enter from Sunnybrook Drive Club Phone: Melway Ref: 71 H7 Courts: 6 A. Grass Postal Address: PO Box 62, Mulgrave North, 3170 Sec: Andrea Hovey, , , brianhovey@optusnet.com.au Jun Sat Conv: Brian Hovey, , brianhovey@optusnet.com.au Jun Sun Conv: Jackie Wilce, , jackie.wilce@monash.edu Sen Conv: Richard Spinosa-Cattela, , , richard@spincat.com.au Whites Lane Mulgrave Whites Lane, Glen Waverley, 3150 Melway Ref: 71 E7 Courts: 6 Porous Postal Address: P.O. Box 452, Glen Waverley, 3150 For all JUNIOR matches played at Mulgrave CC, please contact Rainer on Outside Locations: Mulgrave CC, Cnr. Wellington & Jells Rds, Wheelers Hill, 3150, 80 H1 Wheelers Hill TC, Sunnybrook Drive, Wheelers Hill, 3150, 71 H7, Sec: Delyth Samuel, , delythannsamuel@gmail.com Jun Sat Conv: Steve Ilett, , , sjilett@gmail.com Jun Sun Conv: Steve Ilett, , , sjilett@gmail.com Sen Conv: Michael Ilett, , , mike_ilett@hotmail.com Willison Park * Murdoch Street, Camberwell, 3124 Extra Address Details: Enter from Culliton Road Club Phone: Melway Ref: 60 B3 Courts: 6 Porous Postal Address: PO Box 409, Camberwell, 3124 Windermere Windermere Reserve, Ferntree Gully, 3156 Extra Address Details: Windermere Drive Melway Ref: 73 F7 Courts: 3 Porous Postal Address: P.O. Box 1108, Mountain Gate, Ferntree Gully, 3156 Sec: Nicole Russom, , , n_russom@hotmail.com Sen Conv: Dallas Grant, , , byhook@bigpond.com 36 37

21 TENNIS AUSTRALIA ETIQUETTE & RULES FOR NON-UMPIRED MATCHES 5. Matches played without a chair umpire 5.1 General rules All players should be aware of the following basic principles when playing a match without a Chair Umpire:- 1. If in doubt, the player must give the benefit of any doubt to his/her opponent, in particular regarding line calls. 2. Each player is responsible for all calls on his/her side of the net, however it should be noted that a Court Supervisor or Referee is permitted to reverse an incorrect line call. This reversal may be made by the official located within (whilst adjudicating) or outside the court enclosure. On the first occasion where this occurs the point will be replayed (regardless of whether it was a point winning shot or not) and for subsequent incorrect calls the player loses the point. 3. If in the opinion of the Court Supervisor or Referee an incorrect line call is a deliberately blatant action, the offending player will automatically lose the point and may receive a code violation for Unsportsmanlike conduct. 4. All out or fault calls should be made promptly after the ball has bounced and must be loud enough for the opponent to hear. 5. If a player incorrectly calls a ball out and then realises that the ball was good, the point should be replayed, unless it was a point winning shot or unless that player made an incorrect out call earlier in the match. In these circumstances, the player who called out loses the point. 6. A service Let may be called by either player/team. 7. Foot faults may only be called by an official standing on court or by a chair umpire. Players may be requested to correct their foot faulting problem by a Referee or Court Supervisor, who will require the player to make an effort during the match to rectify the problem. The receiver may not call a foot fault against the server. 8. The receiver must play to the reasonable pace of the server. Both players must ensure they restrict their warmup time, and minimise time between points and at change of ends. TENNIS AUSTRALIA ETIQUETTE & RULES FOR NON-UMPIRED MATCHES (cont d) 9. To avoid controversy over the score, the server should announce the game score before starting a game and the point score prior to serving for each point, and must be loud enough for his/her opponent to hear. 10. If players cannot agree on the score, they should calmly discuss the points/games that are disputed. All points or games which the players agree on stand and only those in dispute should be replayed i.e. two players cannot agree on whether the score is or and disagree only on who won the first point in the game. The game shall continue from 30 30, since both players agree that they have won two points each. When the game score is in dispute the same principles applies i.e. two players cannot agree on 4 3 or 3 4, and disagree only on who won the second game. The match shall continue from 3-3, since both players agree that they won three games each. The player who received in the last game that was played will serve in the next game. Where there is a score dispute, a player must make a reasonable effort to remember the actual score i.e. points/games played. 11. When a player has created an involuntary hindrance (ball falling out of pocket, hat falling off, etc.), the first time a let should be called and any similar hindrance thereafter will be ruled deliberate. 12. Any hindrance caused by a player that is ruled deliberate by the relevant official will result in the loss of a point. 13. Where a ball interrupts play, either by rolling/bouncing onto the court, and/or creating a visible interruption behind the court a let should be played. Either player can call a let in these circumstances provided they do so in a timely manner. Where this is between a 1st and 2nd serve, a second serve only should be played. 14. In a situation where a ball is lying on the court at the commencement of the point (1st or 2nd serve) it will be deemed to be part of the court during the rally. Movement of this ball during the rally does not constitute hindrance. 15. Players are entitled to request their opponent to remove the ball from the court prior to the commencement of the point

22 TENNIS AUSTRALIA ETIQUETTE & RULES FOR NON-UMPIRED MATCHES (cont d) 16. When ball persons are not available, all balls on your side of the net are your responsibility to pick up and return directly to the server. 17. The receiver should not return the first service if it is an obvious fault let it go by or ground it. 18. Either player is allowed to call a foul shot or not up, providing this occurs in a timely manner. 19. Players should only leave the court for a toilet break, or any other reason, with the permission of Referee or Court Supervisor. 5.2 Matches Played without a Chair Umpire 1. If at the completion of a match, the players involved realise that the scoring format used was incorrect, the match result shall stand provided all players have left the court enclosure. If the mistake is realised before the players have left the enclosure, the correct scoring format should be used to finalise the match. If this is not possible (i.e. the match has progressed beyond the point where the correct scoring format can be implemented), then the score based on the incorrect format stands. (Refer to correcting errors in the Rules of Tennis). 2. Where a Code Violation second offence/point Penalty is determined by the Referee or Court Supervisor this may be applied at any time during the specific game where the offence occurs. If the point penalty cannot be issued during the specific game a code violation second offence will still be issued. It should be noted that any code violation second offence between games is deemed to be part of the following game. 3. Screaming regularly and loudly, whether in relation to winning and/or losing a point is likely to cause interference to play on nearby courts and may be considered Unsportsmanlike Conduct. 4. Constant overt celebration directed at an opponent may be considered intimidation, and therefore unsportsmanlike conduct. 5. If a player is unhappy with his/her opponent s actions or decisions, he/she should call the Referee or Court Supervisor immediately. TENNIS AUSTRALIA ETIQUETTE & RULES FOR NON-UMPIRED MATCHES (cont d) 5.3 Matches played on Clay COURTS For matches played on clay courts, there are some additional procedures that all players should follow: 1. A ball mark can only be checked on a point ending shot, or when play is stopped (a return is permitted, but then the player must immediately stop). 2. Players are prohibited from checking the mark of the ball on their opponent s side of the court, unless invited by their opponent to do so. 3. If a player erases the mark, he/she is conceding the call. 4. If there is a disagreement over a ball mark, the Referee or Court Supervisor can be called to make a final decision. However, where a player is consistently making incorrect calls resulting in numerous ball mark inspections, a Code Violation may be applied. 5. If a player calls a ball out, he/she should, in normal circumstances, be able to show the correct mark. 6. If a player incorrectly calls a ball out and then realises that the ball was good, the player who called out loses the point. Players who do not fairly follow these procedures could be subject to the Hindrance Rule and the Unsportsmanlike Conduct provision of the Code of Behaviour. Any questions on these procedures should be referred to the Referee. 5.4 Etiquette 1. Players are expected at all times to shake hands with their opponent(s) at the completion of a match. 2. Do not enlist the aid of spectators, including parents, coaches in making line calls, or attempting to determine the score or other on-court matters. 3. Wait until a point is over before walking behind a court where a match is in progress. 4. To retrieve a ball from another court or to return a ball to another court, wait until the players have completed a point. 5. Do not stall, sulk, complain or practice gamesmanship. 6. In doubles, when returning service, the partner of the receiver should generally call the service line for him/her. The receiver should generally call the centre and side service lines. The call needs to be loud enough to stop their opponents/ partner playing

23 BUILT FOR THE BIG STAGE WAVERLEY TENNIS PREFERRED DEALER TO FIND YOUR NEAREST AUTHORISED DEALER PLEASE VISIT INDEX TO THE BY-LAWS of WAVERLEY TENNIS (WAVERLEY AND DISTRICT TENNIS ASSOCIATION INC.) 1. Courts Match Committee Amendment of By-laws by Council Attendance at Council Meetings Transfer of a Player to Another Club Club Fines Tennis Rules Composition of Teams/Type and Order of Play (a) Mixed Rubbers - Summer and Winter format (b) Mens Rubbers - Summer and Winter format (c) Ron Horne Challenge Cup and Senior Singles / Doubles Rubbers Open (d) Boys / Girls / Open Best Of 2 Singles/Doubles Rubbers (e) Junior President s Cup (f) Junior Saturday / Sunday Triples Singles / Doubles Sets (g) Playing with One Player Short (h) Mid-Week Mens Competition Number of Teams each Section Registration of Players Eligibility Commencing / Finishing Time of Matches Completion of Scoresheet Prior to Match Weather / Court Conditions Substitutes During Match Late Finishing Matches / Light-Up Time Umpires & Supervisors Balls Tennis Attire Point Score

24 21. Match Results Late Results Uncompleted Matches Final Series Unable to Arrange A Team (Forfeit) Ineligible Players Protests / Disputes Club / Player / Parent Complaints Trophies By-Law changes for this season are noted with a line alongside the amendment. By Laws 1. Courts The type, condition and surroundings of the courts of each competing Club shall be subject to the approval of the Committee of Management. 2. Match Committee The Match Committee shall be responsible for grading of players, emergencies and teams and to do all things which it shall consider necessary or desirable to conduct the pennant matches with the exception of disputes which shall be adjudicated by the Committee of Management. The Match Committee shall be subject to directions of the Committee of Management. 3. Amendment of By-laws by Council By-Laws may be revoked, altered or amended by Council. Notice of alteration to By-Laws must be lodged in writing with the Association Secretary at least thirty-five (35) clear days prior to the meeting and shall appear on the notice paper. Any By-Law passed by Council may not be altered by the Committee of Management. 4. Attendance at Council Meetings Each Club must have at least one delegate at each Council meeting. Failure to comply will result in a fine. 5. Transfer of a Player to Another Club No player shall transfer from one Club to another during the currency of a Competition Season without the consent of the Committee of Management, and then only if he/she shall have obtained a clearance from the Club by whom he/she has been registered; seven (7) days clear notice of such application to be given to the Association Secretary. For the purposes of this By-Law, the currency of a competition includes the period from the official closing date of team entries for that particular Competition Season up until the opening match date of the Competition. By-Laws Index BY-LAWS (cont d) A clearance letter, with reasons for the clearance, must be lodged with the Association Secretary for approval by the Association. Such a letter shall be signed by the Secretary of the Club with whom the player is currently registered and also by the Secretary of the Club to which the player wishes to transfer. 6. Club Fines Automatic fines shall be operative for breaches of the By-Laws as listed on Page 14. The Committee of Management, as provided for in the Rules, shall be empowered with the setting of the actual fines applicable for breaches of the Association s By-Laws. Whenever possible, the ruling fines will be published in the Official Handbook and Fixture issued at the commencement of each Pennant Season, although the Committee of Management does have the right at any time to introduce fines for additional breaches, as required to effectively conduct the Pennant Competition. Any additional fines so introduced will be announced to all Clubs at the first available opportunity. 7. Tennis Rules The Rules of Tennis issued with the Approval of Tennis Australia shall apply to all matches except as hereinafter modified. 8. Composition of Teams/Type and Order of Play All sets shall be first to six games, excepting that in all Senior play and Junior Singles/Doubles Sections a 12 point tiebreaker shall be played at six all. Note variations in paras (a) and (b) below for the Mixed and Mens Rubbers formats, and in para (e) below for the Junior President s Cup. In all Senior and Junior Rubbers matches, players should not leave the court except for a toilet break. (a) Mixed Rubbers - Summer and Winter format Two Men Two Ladies Each man plays 2 rubbers one mens and one mixed rubber. Ladies one ladies and one mixed rubber. The majority of rubbers shall decide the match. If rubbers are equal, sets to decide. If rubbers and sets are equal, games to decide. Matches shall consist of one mens rubber, one ladies rubber, and two mixed rubbers. All rubbers shall be Best of Two sets where if these rubbers are tied at one set all then the rubber is decided by playing a match tiebreaker, first to 10 by a margin of 2. This tiebreaker (which replaces the third set), is recorded as 7-6 to the winning team on the scoresheet, even when the rubber is at one set all due to a forfeit. The majority of rubbers shall decide the match. If rubbers are equal, sets to decide, and if rubbers and sets are equal, games to decide. Each team Mens Rubber Ladies Rubber 1st Mixed Rubber 2nd Mixed Rubber 44 45

25 By-Laws Index BY-LAWS (cont d) (b) Mens Rubbers - Summer and Winter format Four Men a Side Matches to consist of 4 rubbers. All rubbers shall be Best of Two sets where if these rubbers are tied at one set all then the rubber is decided by playing a match tiebreaker, first to 10 by a margin of 2. This tiebreaker (which replaces the third set), is recorded as 7-6 to the winning team on the scoresheet, even when the rubber is at one set all due to a forfeit. The majority of rubbers shall decide the match. If rubbers are equal, sets to decide, and if rubbers and sets are equal, games to decide. First mentioned pair is the home team: 1st Rubber First pair v First pair. 2nd Rubber Second pair v Second pair. 3rd Rubber Any combination pair except pairing from 1st or 2nd Rubber. 4th Rubber Remaining pair. (c) Ron Horne Challenge Cup and Senior Singles / Doubles Rubbers Open (Winter & Summer) Each Team can be any combination of mens and/or ladies. (Saturday p.m. Preferably Two Courts) Matches shall consist of two mens/ladies singles rubbers and one mens/ladies doubles rubber. Each rubber shall comprise 3 sets with a tie-breaker played at 6 games all in each set. The match to be decided by the team with the most rubbers. If rubbers are equal, sets to decide, if rubbers and sets are equal, games to decide. Teams may consist of up to four players for each match with different players being used in the doubles rubber to those who played the singles rubbers if desired, such players to be nominated prior to the commencement of the Match. Two courts are preferable for this competition. Each team 1st Man/Lady Singles Rubber 2nd Man/Lady Singles Rubber Mens/Ladies Doubles Rubber Finals only. The Doubles Rubber is played first. By-Laws Index BY-LAWS (cont d) (d) Boys / Girls / Open Best Of 2 Singles/Doubles Rubbers 2-4 Players Matches shall consist of two boys/girls singles rubbers and one boys/ girls doubles rubber. Matches to be decided by the team with the most rubbers. Teams may consist of up to four players for each match with different players being used in the doubles rubber to those who played in the singles if desired, such players to be nominated prior to the commencement of the match. Order of play: 1st Boy/Girl Singles Rubber Finals only. The Doubles 2nd Boy/Girl Singles Rubber Rubber is played first. Boys/Girls Doubles Rubber All rubbers are Best of Two format. This format is played with two regular sets, tie-break at 6 all, (12 point tiebreakers). If a match is tied at one set all then the rubber is decided by playing a match tiebreaker, first to 10 by a margin of 2. This tiebreaker (which replaces the usual 3rd set of a rubber) is recorded as 7-6 to the winning team on the scoresheets. (e) Junior President s Cup One Boy One Girl (Summer) Two Boys (Winter) 2-4 Players Matches shall consist of:- Summer: One Girls Singles Rubber, One Boys Singles Rubber and One Mixed Doubles Rubber. Winter: Two Boys Singles Rubbers and One Boys Doubles Rubber. Match to be decided by the Team with the most Rubbers. In finals only, the doubles match is to be played first. All Rubbers are the Best of Two format. See By-Law 8(d) for method of play For all Junior Matches players MUST play in order of merit, as nominated by their club. A Senior Supervisor is to be in attendance at all times during the match. For away matches, a responsible adult/ parent is required to be in attendance at the venue for the entire match. For all Junior Rubbers matches, players may only leave the court with the permission of the Junior Supervisor. No communication with, or coaching by, parents is permitted during a match or between sets in a Rubbers match.

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27 By-Laws Index BY-LAWS (cont d) (f) Junior Saturday / Sunday Triples Singles / Doubles Sets Boys/Girls/Open Three Players (any combination) This is preferably a two court competition. Home and away matches and FINALS MATCHES shall consist of six six game sets comprising three doubles sets and three singles sets as per the order of play detailed below. Tie breakers at six games all will apply to all Grades except D Grade. Matches shall be decided by the team with the most sets. If sets are equal then games to decide. All matches are to start at 8:15 a.m. (Sat), 9:00 a.m. (Sun) and MUST finish at 12:15 p.m. (Sat) and 12:30 p.m. (Sun). Any game (not set), if commenced, may be completed. If play has not commenced by 10:00 a.m. because of court/weather conditions then, unless mutually agreed to by both Captains, the match shall be called off. Match Results Must be entered online by 5:30 p.m. Tuesday by the Home Club. Order of Play Each team home and away matches, also finals series 2nd Boy/Girl/Player & 3rd Boy/Girl/Player Doubles, played concurrently with 1st Boy/Girl/Player Singles 1st Boy/Girl/Player & 3rd Boy/Girl/Player Doubles, played concurrently with 2nd Boy/Girl/Player Singles 1st Boy/Girl/Player & 2nd Boy/Girl/Player Doubles, played concurrently with 3rd Boy/Girl/Player Singles (g) Playing with One Player Short Notwithstanding By-Law 8 (a, b and h ) in an emergency a team with only 3 players available shall play the match instead of giving a walkover. Under these circumstances, games won or lost will be scored by both teams, the sets for which a player is not available being forfeited 6 games to love. Likewise, in Saturday and Sunday Triples matches, the team shall play two players instead of giving a walkover. In all Senior formats except Singles/Doubles, a team with only 3 players available shall play the match instead of giving a walkover in which case By-Law 12 as it relates to complete team in attendance will not apply. Under these circumstances, games won or lost will be scored by both teams, the sets for which the player is not available being forfeited to love. In all Junior and Senior singles/doubles rubbers matches, one player does not form a team. The result shall be recorded as a forfeit. (h) Mid-Week Mens Competition Type of Competition: Four a Side Autumn & Spring Format of Competition: Matches shall consist of six eight game doubles sets, tiebreaker at seven all, in which each man shall play one set with each other team member. The majority of sets shall decide the match, if sets are equal, games to decide. By-Laws Index Time of Competition: Wednesday mornings, commencing at 9:30 a.m. Finals: Refer to By Law 24(b) and 24(c) No. of Courts: Each team to provide 2 courts for its home match. General: (i) To play in the competition a player must be a member of a club (ii) BY-LAWS (cont d) affiliated with Tennis Victoria. A player who has played four games as emergency with the same team in another club, cannot return to his own team. This does not limit a player who plays more than four games as an emergency for a number of teams. (iii) To be eligible to play in the Finals Series, a player must have played at least three (3) matches for his team during the Season. (iv) There is no time limit on matches and play should continue until a result is achieved. (v) Guidelines as published from time to time and available on the Waverley Tennis Mid Week Men s web page, allow some departures from Waverley Tennis rules. (vi) All other matters not specifically highlighted for the running of the Mid Week Men s Competition are governed by the existing Association By Laws. (vii) The Home Clubs are responsible for ensuring that the Match Results are entered on time. 9. Number of Teams each Section Each section shall consist of 8 teams in summer and winter pennant with two complete rounds of matches. If appropriate, the Match Committee may approve 6 team sections. 10. Registration of Players (a) All players will receive an individual grading as a player of either A, A Reserve, B Special, B, C Special, C, D Special or D. (b) Once a player s grading as above is approved, this grading is retained from season to season unless a change is approved or made by the Association. (c) At the start of each season, team lists and emergencies with the required grading information must be submitted on the prescribed form. (d) Teams as submitted will be graded by the Match Committee in grades as mentioned above (or as advised from time to time by the Match Committee). More than one section may be required in certain grades in which case teams will be graded into sections within these grades. (e) All players listed in the teams as submitted by clubs must play in the grade and section as graded by the Match Committee. No listed player will be permitted to play in a lower grade, or section within grade, without prior permission from the Match Committee. (f) Emergencies cannot play below the grade (or section within grade) assigned to them by the Association which will be that nominated by the Club unless otherwise advised by the Association.

28 By-Laws Index BY-LAWS (cont d) (g) New registrations may be submitted for approval by either letter or to the appropriate Record Secretary. In an emergency, a player is deemed to be submitted for approval once entered correctly on the scoresheet (i.e. scoresheet shows Club Selectors grading and indicates Emergency E ) and always provided the scoresheet shows all particulars, for example, Date of Birth and Club personal grading, as is required on Emergency Entry form. (Grading is to be Selectors not team Captain s). This emergency registration does not mean that the player is automatically accepted in that grade. If unacceptable, player will be regarded as an unregistered player for that grade. No phone emergency registration will be accepted. Emergency players must not strengthen a team, in the opinion of the Match Committee. (h) In the event of a player being nominated for registration by more than one club, the player concerned shall have the right to say which nomination shall stand. (i) The Committee of Management shall have the right to reject any registration. 11. Eligibility (a) No players may play below their approved personal grade unless such players have been approved as permanent players or emergencies in that grade, or section within grade. (b) Once a player plays more than 3 matches in any higher grade, or section within grade, or plays more than 3 matches in different higher level teams, that player cannot play for another team in a lower grade or lower section within grade, without prior permission of the Match Committee. This applies irrespective of whether the player was nominated as a regular player in a lower graded team at the start of the current season. (c) Emergency players may interchange between Mixed, Mens,Ladies and Open and may play any number of matches in a higher grade, or higher section within grade, until tied as in 11(b) above. (d) In the event of a Club being represented by more than one team in the one section, no player having participated in more than three matches with one team shall be eligible to play thereafter in the other team. (e) No player may play in the final series unless they shall have played three home and away matches of Mixed, Mens or Open. For Juniors, date of birth must also have been provided. (f) All players registered must be financial members of the Clubs registering them. (g) Except with Match Committee approval, no players may play in matches if they have already played in another Association whose matches are played concurrently on Saturday mornings and Sunday mornings (for Juniors) and Saturday afternoons (for Seniors). (h) No player shall compete in more than one Association Senior or Junior fixture listed in the same round for simultaneous play. (i) To be eligible for Juniors, players must in any season they play be 18 years of age or under as at midnight on the date of the scheduled Saturday/Sunday Grand Finals for that season. Players so eligible can continue to compete in any delayed finals for that season, i.e., a player is ineligible if he/she should turn 19 during the currency of the season. By-Laws Index BY-LAWS (cont d) (j) No player may represent more than one Club during the currency of the same Competition Season, unless formally cleared in accordance with By-Law 5. (k) The Match Committee shall have sole discretion on making decisions on the eligibility of players not specifically provided for within the By-Laws. (l) Junior or Senior players who compete in Saturday or Sunday competitions DO NOT qualify for the finals on the alternative day to their regular competition. (m) As Saturday and Sunday Junior competitions are separate competitions, players may play for a different club in these competitions. (n) Heatouts and/or Washed-out matches do not qualify as a match towards Finals eligibility. 12. Commencing / Finishing Time of Matches All Saturday junior matches shall commence at 8:15 a.m.and Sunday junior matches shall commence at 9:00 a.m. (First set hit-ups should be prior to these times.) All Senior matches shall commence at 1:00 p.m. (First set hit-ups should be prior to these times.) All Home and Away matches MUST be played at the designated times as stated above. If either team is unable to put on any set (listed on the scorebook} within 15 minutes of the scheduled start time, the offending team shall forfeit the first set / first set of rubber to nil. If play does not commence within 45 minutes of the scheduled start time, the next scheduled set shall be forfeited to nil. Upon completion of the first and/or each subsequent set, if opposition is not available to commence play within 10 minutes, the next set shall be forfeited. In applying this By-Law, matches are to be considered to be played on ONE COURT ONLY, regardless of the availability of a 2nd court. Except where a team is playing with one player short (By-Law 8g) a complete team must be in attendance by 9:30 a.m.for Saturday juniors, 9:40 a.m. for Sunday juniors and 2:00 p.m. for Seniors, otherwise the match shall be lost by the defaulting team as a forfeit - see also By-Law 6 re Club Fines and By-Law 8(g) - Playing With One Player Short. A short hit-up is permitted prior to the 1st set for each player in a match. No other hit-ups are allowed. All Junior matches will conclude at 12:15 p.m. Saturdays (12:30 p.m. Sundays) If in the middle of a set, the GAME that is in progress will be completed, but not the set. 13. Completion of Scoresheet Prior to Match Before the commencement of any match the opposing captains must enter team members names in order of play on the scoresheet. Once scoresheets have been filled in no changes to order of play are permitted

29 By-Laws Index BY-LAWS (cont d) Before the commencement of any Finals match, the opposing captains must pass their separate lists showing names of players in order of play to the home club supervisor who shall fill out the scoresheets on behalf of both captains. Scoresheets should then be readily available throughout match for reference, as required. Once scoresheets are filled out, the playing order cannot be altered. The only exception permitted to this latter requirement shall be in the case of a resumed match involving a substitute player and then only in the event of the match not having been commenced on the total washout date. 14. Weather / Court Conditions Waverley Tennis has adopted the Tennis Australia Extreme Weather Policy. Full guidelines of the policy may be found on the Tennis Australia website. A copy can also be downloaded from our website. Extreme Weather, as defined by this policy, includes Extreme Heat, Wet Weather, Lightning, High Winds and Smoke. For the purposes of this section, Waverley Tennis has taken a more conservative approach than is given in the Tennis Australia policy and we require that: All play must be suspended (on completion of the current game) and no further matches are to commence if the temperature is 35 C or greater. (a) In the event of extreme weather, individual matches may be cancelled without teams attending the courts, providing that it is mutually agreed by both captains, otherwise players must attend courts. Mutual agreement is only when the captains communicate with each other, and agree to cancel the match. Cancellation of matches in advance by phone message left on voic and/or answering machine is not acceptable. Should a visiting team wish to contact a venue club to clarify if a match will proceed, it is recommended to ring either the club phone or the Junior Convenor s mobile number. For Junior and Senior matches, in the event of lightning and thunderstorm play must be stopped immediately. For Junior matches, upon agreement by both club s Junior Convenors, a match may be cancelled without both teams attending the courts. Where there is no attendance both teams must enter their player lists using the By Ph feature on the Club Zone website. Junior matches: When play is stopped due to weather or court conditions the home club Venue Supervisor is responsible for making the decision to abandon any match, taking into account current court conditions, the likelihood of further play interruptions and time needed to restore courts to a safe playable state in time for matches to be completed in the normal time frame. Senior matches: If play is stopped due to weather or court conditions, both captains must agree before the match is abandoned. However, if play has not resumed within one and a half (1 ½) hours after the cessation of play, then either captain shall have the option to abandon the match. By-Laws Index BY-LAWS (cont d) (b) On days of extreme heat when the temperature reaches 35 degrees as provided by the Bureau of Meteorology ( ), individual matches may be cancelled without teams attending courts providing it is mutually agreed to by both captains otherwise players must attend courts. Where there is no attendance both teams must enter player s names using the By Ph feature on the Club Zone website. Notwithstanding the foregoing, play may be cancelled below this temperature with consent of both captains. (c) The home Club has the right to decide as to whether courts are unfit for play, however, either captain shall have the option to stop play during rain, even it the court surface is deemed fit for play. In all junior matches, only the club supervisor or junior convenor may cancel a match due to inclement weather by initialling the scorebook. (d) If the home Club deems, in the preceding days to scheduled matches, that its courts have been rendered unplayable by wind damage, or by flooding, and a reasonable effort has been made by the home Club to restore the court/s in time for scheduled matches, each match unable to be played will be declared a wash-out. In such circumstances, the home Club, in the case of Junior matches, must notify the Secretary of the opposing Club/s and the Association Secretary before 8:00 p.m. on the day preceding the match/es. For Senior matches, the home Club must notify the Secretary of the opposing Club/s and the Association Secretary before 10:00 a.m. on the actual match day. The requirements pertaining to the non-attendance of teams (ref. By-Law 14a) shall apply. (e) If Junior matches have not commenced by 9:45 a.m., play will be called off. If Senior matches have not commenced by 2:30 p.m., and unless otherwise mutually agreed to by both team captains, play will be called off. (f) Players from both Senior and Junior competing teams are required to bag and water courts after each set. In the event of inclement weather it is expected that players from both competing teams will assist with preparing the courts ready for play. 15. Substitutes During Match (a) A substitute shall be allowed to take the place of any player who is prevented, through illness, injury or any good and sufficient reason from continuing the match, however, all remaining games of the incomplete set shall be forfeited. In both Junior and Senior Rubbers Matches where a player is injured or ill the remaining unplayed games/sets of the rubber shall be forfeited. A replacement player may commence from the start of the next rubber (b) Matches completed using a substitute player are designated as played under protest unless the opposing captain signs the match scoresheets after confirming the substitution as being fair. A fair substitution is where the substitute player has the same personal grading, or lower, when compared to the Competition grade in which that player is being used as a substitute. (c) A team requiring a substitute player shall be allowed thirty minutes, from the time of the occurrence of the event which led to the need for a substitute, to arrange such a player to be in attendance and on court ready to play

30 By-Laws Index BY-LAWS (cont d) (d) The By-Law covers both home and away matches and final series matches, except that, in the case of an unfinished final, a substitute player is allowed to take the place of a player unavailable on the next scheduled match date without penalty, with play resuming from where it left off. Unless special permission is granted in writing by the Waverley Tennis Match Committee, such substitute must be eligible as per By-Law 11. NOTE: Clubs wishing to substitute players in resumed final series matches should seek the approval of the Tennis Association, preferably in writing, before making substitutions on the day of the resumed matches. (e) In Junior finals where Clubs have rotating teams, clubs have the option of allowing all team members to take part. Where a substitute player is used, the position and sets in which this player competes must be shown in the Comments section of the scorecard. (i) For each final the team must be nominated as usual however teams are allowed to substitute the nominated players with any other rotating team members. Each substitute player is allowed one set only (except where provided under By-Law 15(a)-injury) and must comply with the team s order of merit. (ii) All such substitutions must be declared on the scoresheets prior to the start of the match and no changes may be made once the match has commenced (except as provided for in By-Law 15(a) - Injury or 15(d) - Unfinished Finals). (iii) To be eligible the rotated substitute players must have played at least 3 matches for the team over the season. Example: a 4 or 5 person rotating Triples team in a final, the club has the option of playing the number 3 player for two (2) sets and substituting the number 4 player for the number 3 player s third set. In this way the number 1 & 2 players have three sets as normal, the number 3 player has two sets and the number 4 player has one set only. The substitute may play either singles or doubles, and replace any player from the team, but order of merit must still be maintained. Further, a fifth player may be used under the same conditions as above, that is, must have one set only (singles or doubles), and play in accordance with the order of merit. 16. Late Finishing Matches / Light-Up Time In Summer Senior Competition, unless otherwise mutually agreed to by both team captains, no set or sets shall commence after 6:30 p.m. In Winter Senior Competition, unless otherwise mutually agreed to by both team captains, no set or sets shall be commenced after Official Light-Up Time (page 93) or after local street lights are activated should that be earlier. If a GAME has commenced prior to either of these times, it shall be completed, then play shall cease. Official Light-Up Times are as published in the Winter Handbook. Except for Finals, clubs are not permitted to use lights in order to complete matches even if is dark before Official Light-Up time, with the exception of Indoor Venues which may use lights throughout match play if required. By-Laws Index BY-LAWS (cont d) In both Summer and Winter Competition, points for any sets which have not commenced by the designated time shall be shared, as is the case for an uncompleted set (refer By-Law 20. POINT SCORE). In Junior Competition, no set or sets shall be commenced beyond 12:15 p.m., (12:30 p.m. for Sunday Matches), except that any GAME that is in progress will be permitted to be completed, but not the set or sets (ref. By-Law 12). Points for any sets which have not commenced by the designated time shall be shared, as is the case for an uncompleted set (refer By-Law 20. POINT SCORE). The above provisions for Senior and Junior Competition do NOT apply during the Final Series, when all Finals matches must be played out until a result is achieved. 17. Umpires & Supervisors (a) Home & Away Matches Senior & Junior Competition: Umpires may be arranged by either team or by the Junior Supervisor. If the entire match is being umpired, the home team has the right to appoint an umpire for the first set/rubber and thereafter the right shall alternate. Individual sets/rubbers may be umpired by either team or by the Junior Supervisor or his/her appointee. For Junior matches the home club shall provide a senior member to act as a Junior Supervisor and referee in the case of a dispute. A Junior Supervisor must be in attendance at each venue used by the home club (includes outside venue/s). For D Grade junior matches, the home club should provide an additional supervisor/s for all home and away matches, who may be positioned on court. (b) Finals Series Matches Senior Competition: In final series matches, the Match Committee shall convene all matches on the courts of the finalists, with the team finishing in the higher position being declared the home team. The Match Committee has the right to vary the finals venues as required. The home club shall provide a supervisor for each home match and who is not a member of any participating team on the day. Failure to provide a supervisor/s shall result in a club fine. Umpires may be arranged as in (a) above. (c) Finals Series Matches Junior Competition: In finals series matches, the Match Committee shall convene all matches on the courts of the finalists, with the team finishing in the higher position being declared the home team. The Match Committee has the right to vary the finals venues as required. The designated Club Junior Convenor of the host venue club shall arrange for an appropriate level of supervision to be present at all matches played at the venue or at an outside venue used by the host venue club. Failure to provide appropriate supervision shall result in a club fine. Umpires may be arranged as in (a) above. The level of supervision for all D Grade junior finals should be adequately provided and may involve the placement of an additional supervisor on court to assist the proper conduct of a match. Should a visiting club wish to have a supervisor on court, prior approval must first be obtained from the home club supervisor. (d) For all junior matches, home and away and finals, a responsible adult/ parent from the visiting team must be in attendance for the duration of the match. Failure to observe this By-Law will result in a Club fine

31 By-Laws Index BY-LAWS (cont d) 18. Balls The home team shall provide balls of a brand approved by Tennis Victoria (refer Tennis Australia website) as follows: For all senior matches 4 new balls. For all Junior matches, 2 new and 2 good used balls. In final series the home team shall provide four new balls. Extra new or good used balls may be used at the commencement of any set providing they are supplied by the team requesting them and with the agreement of the opposing team captain. For all D Grade Junior matches, it is mandatory for all clubs to use low-compression green balls. 19. Tennis Attire Regulation tennis attire shall be worn in all competition matches and shall comply with the ruling TENNIS AUSTRALIA DRESS AND EQUIPMENT REGULATIONS. (Refer to pages 66 & 67). However, for local Waverley Tennis matchplay, the following local modifications shall apply: - Shirts without collars may be worn providing they are neat and constitute tennis sportswear. Tracksuits may be worn during the warm-up period and only during match play in inclement weather. No ripple soled shoes and no black or coloured marking soled shoes (on acrylic courts) shall be worn at any time. Home clubs shall have the right to refuse the wearing of footwear that they consider could cause damage to their court surfaces. Clubs shall monitor compliance to these Correct Tennis Attire Dress Regulations and shall report any flagrant breaches in respect to incorrect clothing or footwear to the Waverley Tennis Match Committee Convenor. 20. Point Score Points will be awarded to each team as follows: 2 points for a winning match or, 1 point for a draw or wash-out or where result has not been reached, or, 2 points for a forfeit (to non-defaulting team only) plus 1 point for each winning set (no points allocated for winning rubbers), half a point for each uncompleted set (rubber to be taken to 2 sets unless it is the third set that is uncompleted). If a set or rubber is forfeited during the match, the non-offending team shall receive one point for each forfeited set. (rubber to be taken as 2 sets). Where the complete team is not in attendance and this is deemed a forfeit as per By-Law 12 the non-offending team shall receive one point per set (each rubber to be taken as 2 sets). Note: Forfeiting teams do not receive any points for unplayed sets. See separate By-Law re club fines. In the event of a complete washout, a team can only gain a maximum of half the match points but a team can lose points if it plays an ineligible player. By-Laws Index BY-LAWS (cont d) If a set or rubber is forfeited during the match, the non-offending team shall receive one point per forfeited set or rubber. Where the complete team is not in attendance and this is deemed a forfeit as per By-Law 12 the non-offending team shall receive one point per set or rubber. 21. Match Results Emergency players must also be written on scoresheets as an emergency. For Junior matches, individual players gradings are not to be shown. In the case of new emergencies however, personal gradings are to be shown. Match Results are to be entered on line through the Waverley Tennis Club Zone website. Where non-attendance at a match is agreed to due to inclement weather (see By-Law 14) both teams must enter their players names using the By Ph facility on the Club Zone website. In the event of a total washout in the Finals Series, or an unfinished Finals match, the names of all participating players shall be filled out on the scoresheets and the home club supervisor shall retain the scoresheets and bring them to the continuation of the match. 22. Late Results One or more late match results from a Club for matches on the day may result in a fine and/or loss of points. Failure to have a duplicate advice in the hands of the Record Secretary within 24 hours of receiving phone or advice for non-receipt of result/s will incur loss of all point scores for such match/es by the home Club. 23. Uncompleted Matches In home and away matches, where a match is not completed on the scheduled date there shall be no further play. In the final series, matches will continue at the same venue until a result has been reached at the next available Saturday, excepting Grand Final matches which may continue at the same venue until a result has been reached on the first available date within the next week as agreed upon by opposing teams, umpires and the Club at which the match is being played. Should there be no unanimous agreement, the match will continue at the same venue until a result has been reached at the next available Saturday. Advice of delayed Grand Final matches, and the alternate playing arrangements agreed to, shall be provided to the Association Secretary, and relevant Record Secretary, not later than 9:00 p.m. on the day of the match. The eventual results of all Grand Final matches must be entered on line by either team by 5:30 p.m. Sunday or as otherwise advised by Waverley Tennis. Any variation to the above arrangements for continuation of final series matches shall be at the discretion of the Committee of Management

32 By-Laws Index BY-LAWS (cont d) 24. Final Series (a) At the completion of the home and away matches the four leading teams in an 8 team draw, and the top three teams in an 6 team draw shall play off in a final series. All finals are to be played on the venues of the finalists as announced by the Waverley Tennis Match Committee. (Refer By-Law 17b & 17c). Grand finals of highest sections will be convened at a single venue. (b) For 8 team draw sections (& 10 team sections) Semis: 1st plays 4th and 2nd plays 3rd Grand Final: Winner of 1st semi-final plays winner of second semifinal. (c) For 6 team sections Preliminary: 2nd plays 3rd, 1st team has Bye. Grand Final: 1st placed team plays winner of preliminary final. (d) The team first mentioned is regarded as the home team. (e) In all final series matches, in the event of a draw, the players from the last doubles set to finish shall play a 12 point tie breaker to decide the winning team. In the event of the last doubles matches finishing together then the last doubles as listed on the scoresheet shall play the tie-breaker. (f) The Committee of Management has the right to vary the finals format and the scheduled date, time and venue for any matches, in order to ensure a satisfactory completion of the season. (g) For late finishing senior finals lights may be used to enable the final to be completed on schedule. 25. Unable to Arrange A Team (Forfeit) A Club unable to arrange a team for Junior matches must notify the Junior Convenor of the opposing Club before 8:00 p.m. on the day preceding the match. Similarly, for the forfeit of a Senior match, the club must notify the Senior Convenor before 8:00 p.m. on the day preceding the match. The forfeiting Club is subject to a fine unless an acceptable explanation is provided to the Match Committee. The non-forfeiting team must enter their players names using the By Ph feature in the Club Zone website. In the event of a fourth forfeit by the same team, that team shall be automatically eliminated from the Competition and all points will be withdrawn from the teams who have played against the defaulting team up to that stage of the Season. In other words, the defaulting team s place in the Section will be regarded as a Bye. 26. Ineligible Players If any team plays an ineligible player that team shall forfeit each set in which that player participates to nil and the non-offending club will receive one point for each set/rubber in which the ineligible player participated. By-Laws Index BY-LAWS (cont d) 27. Protests / Disputes The Committee of Management shall have the power to inquire into all disputes arising out of or in connection with the result of all pennant matches, and the final allocation of points for such matches, and its decision shall be final. Any Club referring a dispute to the Committee of Management shall, within three days after the completion of the match in dispute, forward a statement in writing of the matter in dispute to the Association Secretary. In the event of the dispute being deemed frivolous, a $15 fine shall be imposed on the club lodging the protest. The Committee of Management shall have the power to decide all questions arising out of Association matches and tournaments not provided for in these By-Laws. 28. Club / Player / Parent Complaints All complaints must be lodged with the Association Secretary By a club official in writing Within three (3) days of the incident leading to the complaint (fax/ acceptable) Complaints should not be copied to the club to whom the complaint is being directed against. (a) Sub-committee Appointment/Composition The Committee of Management shall appoint a complaints subcommittee to deal with misconduct and misbehaviour complaints received against clubs, players, parents, spectators and the like. The complaints sub-committee shall comprise a Complaints Convenor as chairperson and other co-opted members as required. (b) Sub-committee Scope The complaints sub-committee shall consider and deal with all complaints, reporting to the Committee of Management. Such reporting to include:- Results of investigations into complaints received. Advising of actions taken (including penalties imposed if any). Consideration of issues referred to it by the Committee of Management. Recommendations to the Committee of Management on any changes to the Association By-Laws, Rules and Guidelines. 29. Trophies The winning team and the runners-up team in each section of each grade shall be awarded a trophy as determined by the Committee of Management

33 12 POINT TIEBREAKER Example of How Played: A and B play C and D How Played: Next server shall serve one point from the right court. Thereafter, each player shall serve two points in turn beginning from the left court. Players shall change ends after every six points, and at the conclusion of the tiebreaker game. Winning Margin: The first to seven wins the tiebreaker game (and set) provided there is at least a two-point margin (say 7 to 5). Otherwise, at six points all, continue until a two-point margin is achieved (say 8 to 6). Comments: First server has only one serve to the forehand court (from the right court). Thereafter, each player serves two points, the first to the backhand court (from the left court). (continued next page) During the tiebreaker, total points should always be odd before the next server commences. Change ends when total points are 6, 12, 18, 24 etc. The server at this time serves only one point from each end. Umpire should officiate, if not call out score after each point played. The tiebreaker is regarded as one game played, therefore, in a rubber, the pair who served first in the tiebreaker shall receive service in the first game of the following set of that rubber, and at the opposite end to where they finished the tiebreaker. Match Tiebreaker: The first to ten wins the match tiebreaker game (and set) provided there is at least a two-point margin (say 10 to 8). Otherwise, at nine points all, continue until a two-point margin is achieved (say 11 to 9). Waverley Mid-Week Ladies Competition The Mid Week Ladies competition is held each Thursday commencing at 9:30 a.m. Players of all standards are welcome and catered for. Two seasons are held each year. The annual Gill Quillinan Memorial Tournament is held in July of each year. Proceeds raised from the tournament as well as all fines incurred during competition play are donated to our chosen charity, the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation. The proceeds from the tournament in July 2017 raised $696.45, and was donated to our charity. For any enquiries please contact Jo Lewis, Secretary on , or sec.wdtaladies@gmail.com 62 63

34 Waverley Night Tennis tennis with the stars It has changed: Home & Away Competition 2 courts per team Ladders etc. on website Social atmosphere Benefits include: Earlier finishes; Play at your own club; More clubs can benefit from night competition revenue; Clubs with no lights can enter and will be allocated to other venues; Clubs with insufficient court availability will have teams allocated to other venues; and Clubs can enter from one team to any number of teams AUTUMN SEASON (FEBRUARY TO JUNE) Competition nights are Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday: Mens, Ladies, Mixed Sections, Open Singles/Doubles, Open Singles Rubbers/Sets [new format] (from A Grade to C Grade) Entries Close Sunday 5th November Matches commence week beginning Monday, 29th January, 2018 Late Entries accepted at discretion of Grading Committee (please submit) Individual player needs will be catered for (enter individual players names) MID WEEK MENS TENNIS Tennis Players Wanted Wednesday morning mens competition at a club near you. Why not a team at your club? Spring and Autumn Seasons New participants are always welcome for team inclusion or as emergencies We cater for all standards with multiple sections from Beginners to A Reserve Come along - Bring a friend CONTACT US TODAY Entries close for 2018 Autumn Season: Monday, 15th January 2018 First match, Wednesday 31st January 2018 Grand Final, Wednesday 20th June 2018 Visit: Want more details? Lindsay Coster mwm@waverleytennis.asn.au Enquiries: Waverley Night Tennis Ph: night.tennis@waverleytennis.asn.au 64 65

35 Players Dress and Equipment AMT/Junior Tour All events GENERAL TOURNAMENT PLAY: Non-tennis clothing is not permitted. (e.g. dress shirts, singlets, football shorts, jumpers, walk shorts, gym shorts, jeans, etc.) Players should wear clean & customarily acceptable tennis attire. Warm-up clothing, sweaters, jackets. Warm-up clothing must comply with Manufacturer, Commercial & Team or Club clothing logo regulations. Players may wear warm up clothing during the match itself only with the prior approval of the Referee. Jackets with hoods allowed. cap, hat, headband and wristband: Any headwear deemed by the referee to be appropriate for tennis is allowed. Any writing, logo or design must be tennis specific. No logo size or number restrictions. (Emphasis placed on players wearing headwear whenever possible.) Racquet: Strings and frame/ Socks and Shoes/ Bags, Towels. For all of these... No logo restrictions Commercial Logos: (including private academies/tennis businesses) Two (2) commercial logos allowed anywhere on clothing MAX 3 sq inches/19.5 sq cms each. Note: Commercial logos placed anywhere other than on sleeves will render clothing illegal for ITF level events. Team or Club rep clothing: Players are permitted to wear club, regional, state, or national representative clothing/uniforms. Rep logos: MAX 5 sq inches/32 sq cms, located anywhere on clothing, incl. caps. Logos which advertise the specific coaching or tennis related businesses or private academies must comply with commercial logo restrictions. Manufacturer slogos: Shirts: Sleeves One (1) logo each sleeve - no size restriction. Front, Back, Collar & Shoulder seam: MAX Three (3) logos in any combination of these locations. No size restriction. Shorts: MAX Three (3) logos anywhere on shorts. No size restrictions. Compression shorts/leggings: No restriction on logo size or number. ** Must be worn under normal shorts/skirt Note: 1. Players competing in ITF events (Junior and Pro-tour) should be aware of tougher clothing restrictions at that level - logo size, number, placement - check ITF regulations. 2. No taping can be used to cover illegal logos

36 THE WINNERS winter SEASON 2017 Junior Premiers Presidents Cup OPEN TRIPLES Singles/Doubles Nottinghill Pinewood Blue C Special 1 Holy Saviour C 1 Vermont OPEN SINGLES/DOUBLES RUBBERS C 2 Noble Community A Reserve 1 Officer C 3 Burwood B Special 1 Doveton D Special 1 Tally Ho B 1 St. Paul Apostle D Special 2 Gladeswood Reserve B 2 Belgrave Heights D Special 3 Mayfield Park B 3 Mayfield Park Purple D 1 Lum Reserve D 2 Dandenong BOYS SINGLES/DOUBLES RUBBERS D 3 Springvale South A 1 Knox City D 4 St. Judes A Reserve 1 St. Paul Apostle D 5 Gladeswood Reserve A Reserve 2 Knox City SUNDAY OPEN SINGLES/DOUBLES RUBBERS B Special 1 Aspendale A 1 Nottinghill Pinewood Blue B Special 2 Gladeswood Reserve A Reserve 1 Ashburton U/C B 1 Springvale North A Reserve 2 Ardrie Park B 2 St. Paul Apostle B Special 1 Nottinghill Pinewood Green B 3 Doveton B Special 2 Knoxfield B 4 Gladeswood Reserve B Special 3 Glen Waverley B 5 Endeavour Hills B 1 Dingley BOYS TRIPLES Singles/Doubles Sets B 2 Glenburn C Special 1 East Malvern Red SUNDAY TRIPLES Singles/Doubles C Special 2 Templeton. B 1 East Burwood C Special 1 Burwood C 1 St. Paul Apostle C Special 2 Templeton C 2 Templeton. C 1 Glenburn C 3 Knox City C 2 Legend Park D Special 1 Springvale North C 3 Springvale North Blue D Special 2 Wellington D Special 1 Burwood D Special 3 Aspendale D Special 2 Springvale North D Special 4 St. Paul Apostle D Special 3 Knox City D 1 Glendearg All Saints D Special 4 Dingley D 2 Wellington D Special 5 Noble Park D 3 St. Marys East Malvern D 1 Syndal D 4 Glendearg All Saints D 2 Whites Lane D 3 Mayfield Park GIRLS TRIPLES Singles/Doubles Sets D 4 Dingley C 1 Upwey Tecoma D 5 Vermont South D Special 1 Tally Ho D 6 MCC Glen Iris THE WINNERS winter SEASON 2017 open Singles Doubles SENIOR PREMIERS A 1 A 2 A 3 A Reserve 1 A Reserve 2 A Reserve 3 A Reserve 4 A Reserve 5 B Special 1 B Special 2 B Special 3 B 1 B 2 B 3 B 4 B 5 C Special 1 Mixed Rubbers A Reserve 1 A Reserve 2 B Special 1 B Special 2 B 1 Mens Rubbers A Reserve 1 B Special 1 B Special 2 B Special 3 B 1 Officer Beaconsfield Bayview Endeavour Hills Mayfield Park St. Cecilias Wellington Blue Narre Warren Glen Waverley Green Mulgrave Country Club Red Aspendale Eildon Park Black Vermont South Red Dingley Bayview St Paul Apostle Mayfield Park White Lauriston Packenham Eley Park Berwick Hallam Legend Park Glenvale Blue Glen Waverley Uniting Church Glenvale Wellington

37 JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT SQUAD Junior Development Squad Program The Waverley Tennis Junior Development Squad is a series of progressive squads where players can enter at the appropriate level and be guided through their development to ultimately become more complete and successful tennis players. Each squad caters for players at different stages of their tennis development. Aims: 1. To provide supplementary training to enhance the player s private coaching program, and enable the player to hit regularly against players of similar standard. 2. To provide a clear and co-ordinated pathway for junior players towards achieving their own optimal performance. Goals: Individual Advancement through squad levels. Player: Participation in junior tournaments in metropolitan and country areas appropriate to the player s development level. Association: Provision of competent players for participation in Inter Association challenge matches, tennis carnivals and Junior Pennant Competition conducted by Tennis Victoria. Squad players are required by the Association to participate in a minimum of two (2) tournaments conducted by Waverley Tennis in the same calendar year. For further information, contact Lyn Gillen, Junior Development Squads Liaison Officer, on , look under Junior Squad Info on the website, or by junior.squads@waverleytennis.asn.au SATURDAY JUNIOR summer Presidents Cup 1. Nottinghill Pinewood BLUE 2. Nottinghill Pinewood RED 3. St. Paul Apostle 4. Knox City 5. BYE 6. Oakleigh OPEN SINGLES/DOUBLES RUBBERS A Reserve 1 B Special 1 B 1 1. Burwood 1. Keysborough BLUE 1. Gladeswood Reserve 2. Knox City 2. Keysborough RED 2. Wantirna 3. Dandenong 3. Knox City 3. Eildon Park 4. Doveton 4. Wheelers Hill 4. Bayview 5. Cranbourne 5. Harkaway 5. Belgrave Heights 6. Lum Reserve 6. Mayfield Park 6. Springvale North 7. Essex Heights 8. Glen Waverley B 2 1. Nottinghill Pinewood 2. St. Paul Apostle 3. Mayfield Park BLUE 4. Bayview 5. Mayfield Park GREEN 6. BYE 7. Rowville 8. BYE 70 71

38 SATURDAY JUNIOR summer BOYS SINGLES/DOUBLES RUBBERS A 1 A 2 A Reserve 1 1. Dingley 1. St. Paul Apostle 1. Knox City 2. Nottinghill Pinewood 2. Clyde 2. Tally Ho 3. Doveton BLUE 3. Cranbourne 3. Keysborough 4. Doveton GREEN 4. Aspendale 4. Mountain Gate 5. Springvale South 5. Eildon Park BLACK 5. Nottinghill Pinewood 6. Dandenong 6. Eildon Park RED 6. Cranbourne 7. Eildon Park 7. Endeavour Hills 7. St. Judes 8. Tally Ho 8. BYE 8. Eildon Park A Reserve 2 B Special 1 B Special 2 1. Dingley 1. Aspendale 1. Mountain Gate BLUE 2. Aspendale 2. St. Paul Apostle 2. Mountain Gate WHITE 3. Noble Park 3. Keysborough GREEN 3. Legend Park 4. MCC Glen Iris Valley 4. Keysborough RED 4. St. Andrews Gardiner 5. Gladeswood Reserve 5. Upwey Tecoma 5. Eley Park 6. Nottinghill Pinewood 6. Springvale North 6. Wellington 7. Glenburn BLACK 7. Tally Ho 7. Burden Park 8. Glenburn WHITE 8. Dingley 8. St. Paul Apostle B Special 3 B 1 B 2 1. Glenburn 1. Eildon Park 1. Clyde 2. Gladeswood Reserve 2. Templeton 2. Eildon Park 3. Wheelers Hill 3. Doveton 3. Hampton Park 4. Glenvale 4. Gladeswood Reserve 4. Dandenong 5. Heritage 5. Oakleigh 5. Whites Lane Mulgrave 6. Noble Community 6. Eley Park BLUE 6. Nottinghill Pinewood 7. Glenburn 7. Templeton 8. Eley Park GREEN 8. Vermont SATURDAY JUNIOR summer BOYS SINGLES/DOUBLES RUBBERS (cont d) B 3 B 4 B 5 1. Tally Ho 1. Vermont 1. St. Paul Apostle 2. Endeavour Hills 2. East Malvern 2. Mountain Gate 3. Eildon Park 3. Oakleigh 3. Dingley 4. Nottinghill Pinewood 4. Legend Park 4. Eildon Park 5. Dandenong 5. Templeton 5. Oakleigh 6. Gladeswood Reserve 6. Wellington 6. Whites Lane Mulgrave 7. Ardrie Park 7. Knox Gardens 8. Endeavour Hills 8. Essex Heights OPEN TRIPLES SINGLES/DOUBLES SETS C Special 1 C 1 C 2 1. Keysborough GREEN 1. Rosswood 1. Hampton Park 2. Keysborough WHITE 2. Noble Community 2. Tally Ho 3. Nottinghill Pinewood 3. Eildon Park BLACK 3. Nottinghill Pinewood 4. Noble Park 4. Eildon Park WHITE 4. Keysborough 5. Upwey-Tecoma 5. Springvale South 5. Mayfield Park 6. Lum Reserve 6. Legend Park 6. Aspendale 7. Vermont 7. Burwood 8. Holy Saviour 8. Glen Waverley C 3 D Special 1 D Special 2 1. Eildon Park 1. Templeton 1. Mountain Gate 2. Gladeswood Reserve 2. Essex Heights 2. Glenvale 3. Noble Park 3. Keysborough 3. Vermont South 4. Glen Waverley 4. Mountain Gate 4. Ashburton U/C 5. Lum Reserve 5. Mayfield Park GOLD 5. Heritage 6. Rowville 6. Mayfield Park RED 6. Springvale South 7. Tally Ho BLUE 7. Burden Park 7. Lum Reserve 8. Tally Ho RED 8. Lum Reserve 8. St. Judes 72 73

39 SATURDAY JUNIOR summer OPEN TRIPLES SINGLES/DOUBLES SETS (cont d) D Special 3 D 1 D 2 1. Keysborough 1. St. Paul Apostle 1. Eley Park 2. City of Camberwell 2. Hampton Park 2. Hampton Park 3. Glen Waverley 3. Glenburn 3. Noble Park 4. Noble Park 4. Mayfield Park 4. Vermont South 5. Noble Community 5. Lum Reserve 5. Lum Reserve 6. Belgrave Heights 6. Eley Park 6. Legend Park 7. Gladeswood Reserve 7. Glen Waverley 8. BYE 8. Gladeswood Reserve D 3 D 4 D 5 1. Gladeswood Reserve 1. Hampton Park 1. St. Paul Apostle BLUE 2. Eildon Park 2. Keysborough 2. St. Paul Apostle GREEN 3. Mountain Gate 3. St. Paul Apostle GOLD 3. Mountain Gate 4. St. Paul Apostle 4. St. Paul Apostle RED 4. Nottinghill Pinewood 5. Wellington 5. Eley Park 5. Lum Reserve 6. Templeton 6. Knox City 6. Templeton 7. St. Judes 7. Dingley 7. Glen Waverley 8. Burwood 8. Rowville 8. St. Judes GIRLS TRIPLES SINGLES/DOUBLES SETS C 1 D Special 1 1. St. Paul Apostle WHITE 1. Endeavour Hills 2. Glenburn 2. Nottinghill Pinewood 3. St. Andrews Gardiner 3. St. Andrews Gardiner 4. St. Paul Apostle RED 4. Eildon Park 5. Templeton 5. Mountain Gate 6. Wellington 6. St. Paul Apostle 7. BYE 8. Burwood SATURDAY JUNIOR summer BOYS TRIPLES SINGLES/DOUBLES SETS C Special 1 C Special 2 C 1 1. Tally Ho 1. Aspendale 1. Glenvale 2. Dingley 2. Vermont 2. Aspendale 3. Endeavour Hills 3. Wheelers Hill 3. Gladeswood Reserve 4. Eildon Park 4. Glenvale 4. Templeton 5. Knox City 5. St. Paul Apostle 5. Glenburn BLUE 6. Lum Reserve 6. Vermont South 6. Glenburn GREEN 7. Burden Park 8. St. Cecilia s C 2 C 3 D Special 1 1. Whites Lane Mulgrave 1. Mountain Gate 1. Tally Ho 2. Vermont 2. Eley Park 2. G dearg All Saints Malvern 3. Lum Reserve 3. Ashburton U/C 3. Glenvale 4. MCC Glen Iris Valley 4. St. Andrews Gardiner 4. Dingley 5. Legend Park 5. Vermont South 5. Wellington 6. Oakleigh 6. Knox City 6. Lum Reserve 7. Nottinghill Pinewood 7. Burwood 8. Ardrie Park 8. BYE D Special 2 D Special 3 D Special 4 1. St. Mary s E verne GOLD 1. Noble Community 1. Vermont 2. St. Mary s E verne RED 2. St. Paul Apostle 2. Tally Ho 3. Templeton 3. Bayview 3. Aspendale 4. Noble Park 4. Endeavour Hills 4. Wheelers Hill 5. Dandenong 5. Glenvale 5. Wellington 6. Whites Lane Mulgrave 6. Springvale North 6. Springvale South 7. Rosswood 8. Nottinghill Pinewood 74 75

40 SATURDAY JUNIOR summer BOYS TRIPLES SINGLES/DOUBLES SETS (cont d) D Special 5 D 1 D 2 1. Vermont 1. Nottinghill Pinewood 1. Essex Heights 2. Whites Lane Mulgrave 2. St. Paul Apostle 2. Rosswood 3. Wheelers Hill 3. Eildon Park 3. St. Paul Apostle 4. Lum Reserve 4. Gladeswood Reserve 4. Wheelers Hill 5. Knox City 5. Rowville 5. Mountain Gate RED 6. Glenvale 6. Glenburn 6. Mountain Gate GOLD 7. Mountain Gate WHITE 7. Knox Gardens 7. St. Cecilia s 8. Mountain Gate GREEN 8. Mountain Gate 8. Glenburn D 3 1. Glendearg All Saints Malvern 2. Mountain Gate 3. Templeton BLACK 4. Templeton BLUE 5. Glenburn 6. BYE SUNDAY JUNIOR SUMMER OPEN SINGLES/DOUBLES RUBBERS A1 A Reserve 1 A Reserve 2 1. Springvale North 1. Nottinghill Pinewood 1. N hill P wood GREEN 2. N hill P wood RED 2. Ardrie Park 2. East Malvern 3. Dingley 3. Knoxfield 3. St Andrew s Gardiner 4. N hill P wood BLUE 4. St Cecilia s 4. N hill P wood GOLD 5. MCC Glen Iris Valley 5. MCC Glen Iris Valley 5. Glen Waverley 6. Templeton 6. Eildon Park 6. Dingley 7. Glenburn 7. Oakleigh 7. MCC Glen Iris V. RED 8. St Paul Apostle 8. Templeton 8. MCC Glen Iris V. BLUE B Special 1 B Special 2 B Special 3 1. East Malvern 1. Springvale North 1. Springvale North 2. Legend Park 2. Scoresby 2. Nottinghill Pinewood 3. Glenburn 3. Glen Waverley 3. Wheelers Hill 4. Knoxfield 4. Vermont South 4. Essex Heights 5. Eildon Park 5. Whites Lane Mulgrave 5. Glen Waverley 6. MCC Glen Iris V. GREEN 6. MCC Glen Iris Valley 6. Whites Lane Mulgrave 7. Narre Warren 7. Glenburn 7. Oakleigh 8. MCC Glen Iris V. GOLD 8. St Paul Apostle 8. Glenburn B1 B2 B3 1. East Malvern 1. Legend Park 1. Templeton Green 2. MCC Glen Iris V. BLACK 2. Dingley 2. East Malvern 3. Mayfield Park 3. Ashburton U.C. 3. Nottinghill Pinewood 4. Dingley RED 4. Burwood 4. Templeton Gold 5. Dingley WHITE 5. Mayfield Park RED 5. Dandenong 6. Dingley BLUE 6. Mayfield Park BLACK 6. Dingley 7. MCC Glen Iris V. GREEN 7. East Malvern BLUE 7. Oakleigh RED 8. Nottinghill Pinewood 8. East Malvern WHITE 8. Oakleigh BLUE 76 77

41 SUNDAY JUNIOR SUMMER OPEN TRIPLES SINGLES/DOUBLES SETS B 1 C Special 1 C Special 2 1. Springvale North 1. St Mary s Eastverne 1. East Malvern BLUE 2. Mayfield Park 2. Eildon Park 2. East Malvern RED 3. Chadstone GREEN 3. N hill P wood GOLD 3. Essex Heights GREEN 4. City of Camberwell 4. St Cecilia s 4. Essex Heights GOLD 5. Chadstone GOLD 5. Tally Ho 5. Eildon Park 6. Burwood 6. Templeton 6. Legend Park 7. Glenburn BLUE 7. N hill P wood GREEN 7. Holy Saviour 8. Glenburn WHITE 8. East Burwood 8. MCC Glen Iris Valley C 1 C 2 C 3 1. MCC Glen Iris Valley 1. Springvale North 1. East Malvern 2. Scoresby 2. MCC Glen Iris V. RED 2. Springvale North 3. Syndal 3. City of Camberwell 3. Burwood RED 4. East Malvern 4. Ashburton U.C. 4. Essex Heights 5. Dingley 5. Whites Lane Mulgrave 5. Burwood BLACK 6. Glenburn 6. MCC Glen Iris V. WHITE 6. Glen Waverley 7. Mayfield Park 7. Glendearg All Saints 7. Dandenong 8. Whites Lane Mulgrave 8. Eley Park 8. Glendearg All Saints C 4 D Special 1 D Special 2 1. Knox City 1. Ardrie Park 1. Mayfield Park 2. Mayfield Park 2. East Malvern 2. MCC Glen Iris V. RED 3. Nottinghill Pinewood 3. Vermont South 3. East Malvern 4. Upwey Tecoma 4. Chadstone 4. Ashburton U.C. 5. MCC Glen Iris Valley 5. Templeton 5. Knoxfield 6. Whites Lane Mulgrave 6. Noble Community 6. Chadstone 7. St Paul Apostle 7. Holy Saviour 7. MCC Glen Iris V. BLACK 8. Noble Park 8. Nottinghill Pinewood 8. Dandenong SUNDAY JUNIOR SUMMER OPEN TRIPLES SINGLES/DOUBLES SETS (cont d) D Special 3 D Special 4 D Special 5 1. Essex Heights 1. Whites Lane Mulgrave 1. MCC Glen Iris Valley 2. Knox City 2. Springvale North 2. Springvale North 3. Nottinghill Pinewood 3. Templeton BLUE 3. Essex Heights 4. St Cecilia s 4. Mayfield Park 4. Burwood 5. Legend Park 5. Templeton BLACK 5. Dingley RED 6. Eildon Park 6. Chadstone 6. Knoxfield 7. Oakleigh 7. BYE 7. Dingley BLACK 8. Noble Park 8. Vermont South 8. BYE D Special 6 D 1 D 2 1. MCC Glen Iris V. RED 1. Hampton Park 1. Glenburn BLUE 2. St Mary s Eastverne 2. Glenburn 2. Springvale North 3. Legend Park 3. Burwood 3. Eildon Park 4. MCC Glen Iris V. GOLD 4. N hill P wood BLACK 4. Legend Park GREEN 5. Tally Ho 5. Knox City 5. Tally Ho 6. MCC Glen Iris V. WHITE 6. Glen Waverley 6. Legend Park GOLD 7. N hill P wood RED 7. East Malvern 8. Oakleigh 8. Glenburn WHITE D 3 D 4 D 5 1. Glenburn GOLD 1. Eildon Park 1. Vermont South 2. Vermont South 2. MCC Glen Iris Valley 2. Glenburn 3. St Cecilia s 3. Nottinghill Pinewood 3. Essex Heights 4. Nottinghill Pinewood 4. Glenburn 4. Nottinghill Pinewood 5. Glenburn GREEN 5. Legend Park 5. MCC Glen Iris Valley 6. Vermont 6. Whites Lane Mulgrave 6. Knox City 7. Whites Lane Mulgrave 7. Holy Saviour 7. Templeton 8. Dingley 8. Oakleigh 8. Eley Park 78 79

42 SUNDAY JUNIOR SUMMER OPEN TRIPLES SINGLES/DOUBLES SETS (cont d) D 6 1. Dingley 2. Whites Lane Mulgrave 3. MCC Glen Iris Valley 4. Glen Waverley RED 5. Tally Ho 6. Glen Waverley BLACK 7. Vermont South 8. Mayfield Park ANZ TENNIS HOT SHOTS MATCH PLAY ANZ Tennis Hot Shots Match Play offers a new and exciting junior modified competition, delivered by Waverley Tennis on an inter-club basis within local council boundaries. Modified balls, smaller courts and time friendly formats are just some of the key features of this new competition. New competitions start each term. Waverley Tennis is in partnership with Tennis Victoria in offering Match Play across a number of Council areas as advertised from time to time and and all Waverley Tennis Affiliates are invited to respond to invitations to participate or seek further information - see ad opposite. Sunday mornings offer two competitions and at other times TBA. 10/u orange ball competition (ages 7-10) from 9:15 a.m. - 10:15 a.m. 11/u green ball competition (ages 9-11) from 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 noon. Matches are time based, orange ball up to 20 minutes of play per set and green ball up to 30 minutes of play per set and/or first to 4 games, whichever comes first. Each player plays one singles and two doubles matches in the allotted time of 60 minutes (orange ball) and 90 minutes (green ball). Mums and Dads join in the fun and assist the players in their matches while learning the fundamentals of the game For more information on ANZ Hot Shots Match Play administered bywaverley Tennis, contact the following Waverley Tennis officials: President, Mark Collins, mobile: , or president@waverleytennis.asn.au Association Secretary, Jim Birch, phone: (03) , or secretary@waverleytennis.asn.au

43 SATURDAY SENIOR SUMMER OPEN SINGLES/DOUBLES RON HORNE CHALLENGE CUP A 1 A 2 1. N hill P wood BLUE 1. MCC Glen Iris Valley 1. BYE 2. N hill P wood RED 2. W Lane Mulgrave GREEN 2. Wheelers Hill 3. Whites Lane Mulgrave 3. W Lane Mulgrave GOLD 3. Narre Warren North 4. Narre Warren North 4. Eildon Park BLACK 4. Dingley 5. Doveton 5. Eildon Park YELLOW 5. Burwood 6. Wellington 6. Dandenong 6. Gracedale Park 7. North Ringwood 7. Ashburton U.C. 7. Holy Saviour 8. Mountain Gate 8. Eastern Golf Club 8. Knox City A 3 A 4 A 5 1. Officer 1. Doncaster 1. Glenburn 2. Narre Warren 2. St. Paul Apostle 2. Knox City 3. Narre Warren North 3. Dingley BLUE 3. Springvale North 4. Bayview 4. Dingley RED 4. Devon Meadows 5. Dingley 5. St. Andrews Gardiner 5. Burwood 6. Upper Beaconsfield 6. Nottinghill Pinewood 6. Nottinghill Pinewood 7. Knox City 7. Tally Ho 7. Tally Ho 8. Ashburton U.C. 8. Eildon Park 8. Narre Warren A 6 A 7 A 8 1. Berwick 1. East Malvern 1. Eildon Park 2. MCC Glen Iris Valley 2. Whites Lane Mulgrave 2. Tally Ho 3. Whites Lane Mulgrave 3. Holy Saviour 3. Mountain Gate RED 4. Narre Warren North 4. Nottinghill Pinewood 4. Vermont South 5. Glen Waverley 5. St. Andrews Gardiner 5. Glen Waverley 6. Keysborough 6. Clyde 6. Wellington 7. Eildon Park 7. Centenary Park BLACK 7. MCC Glen Iris Valley 8. Burwood 8. Centenary Park RED 8. Mountain Gate BLACK

44 SATURDAY SENIOR SUMMER OPEN SINGLES/DOUBLES (cont d) A Reserve 1 A Reserve 2 A Reserve 3 1. Hallam 1. Essex Heights 1. Tally Ho 2. Eley Park 2. Knox City BLACK 2. East Malvern 3. Eildon Park 3. Cranbourne 3. Knox City 4. Whites Lane Mulgrave 4. Devon Meadows 4. Holy Saviour 5. Clyde 5. Dandenong 5. Endeavour Hills 6. Mayfield Park 6. Monash University 6. Chadstone 7. Narre Warren 7. Kooyong Lawn 7. Burden Park BLUE 8. Tally Ho 8. Knox City RED 8. Burden Park RED A Reserve 4 A Reserve 5 A Reserve 6 1. Whites Lane Mulgrave 1. Whites Lane Mulgrave 1. Knox City 2. BYE 2. Eildon Park 2. Vermont South 3. Glenburn 3. North Ringwood 3. BYE 4. Aspendale 4. Wellington 4. East Burwood 5. Wellington 5. Monash University 5. Nottinghill Pinewood 6. Dingley 6. St. Andrews Gardiner 6. Pakenham 7. Mountain Gate 7. Templeton 7. Beaconsfield 8. Belgrave Heights 8. Berwick 8. Narre Warren A Reserve 7 B Special 1 B Special 2 1. Vermont South 1. MCC Glen Iris Valley 1. Beaconsfield 2. Officer 2. Narre Warren North 2. Narre Warren 3. Mayfield Park 3. St. Paul Apostle 3. Springvale North 4. Glenburn 4. Mayfield Park 4. Whites Lane Mulgrave 5. Nottinghill Pinewood 5. Berwick 5. Glen Waverley 6. Eildon Park 6. Glen Waverley 6. Templeton 7. Berwick 7. Monash University 7. Tally Ho 8. Tally Ho 8. Templeton 8. Kooyong Lawn ROBINSON RESERVE TENNIS CENTRE Frawley Road, Doveton General Enquiries TENNIS COURTS FOR HIRE including CORPORATE & GROUP HIRE $10 per hour per court; $18 per hour per court under lights For all Hiring Enquiries: Phone Ray on Day and Night Hire available upon request Courts are not available: Saturdays Wednesdays after 4:00 p.m

45 SATURDAY SENIOR SUMMER OPEN SINGLES/DOUBLES (cont d) B Special 3 B Special 4 B Special 5 1. Knox City BLUE 1. Eley Park 1. Narre Warren 2. Knox City RED 2. Doncaster 2. Springvale South 3. Cranbourne 3. Vermont South 3. Vermont South 4. Whites Lane Mulgrave 4. Mayfield Park 4. St. Paul Apostle 5. Wellington 5. Dingley 5. Hampton Park 6. Mayfield Park 6. Essex Heights 6. Dingley 7. Mountain Gate 7. Oakleigh 7. Burwood 8. Nottinghill Pinewood 8. Burwood 8. Tally Ho B 1 B 2 B 3 1. Knox City 1. St. Paul Apostle 1. Narre Warren 2. Essex Heights 2. Narre Warren South 2. Glenburn 3. Nottinghill Pinewood 3. Dingley 3. Mayfield Park 4. Bayview 4. Mayfield Park 4. Knox City 5. Black Rock 5. Essex Heights 5. Hampton Park 6. Scoresby Wantirna Sth 6. Eildon Park BLACK 6. Burwood GOLD 7. Officer 7. Oakleigh 7. Burwood GREEN 8. Vermont 8. Eildon Park YELLOW 8. Officer B 4 C Special 1 D Special 1 1. Burwood 1. Templeton 1. Mayfield Park BLACK 2. Dandenong 2. Burwood 2. Mayfield Park BLUE 3. Bayview 3. Hampton Park 3. Mayfield Park ORANGE 4. Vermont South 4. Noble Park 4. Noble Park 5. Eildon Park 5. Glen Waverley GOLD 5. Mayfield Park GREY 6. Glen Waverley 6. Glen Waverley GREEN 6. BYE 7. East Croydon Kilsyth 7. Syndal 8. Beaconsfield 8. Holy Saviour SATURDAY SENIOR SUMMER MIXED RUBBERS A 1 A Reserve 1 A Reserve 2 1. Lauriston 1. Wheelers Hill 1. Dandenong 2. Beaconsfield 2. Templeton 2. Wellington 3. Hampton Park BLUE 3. Devon Meadows 3. North Ringwood 4. Hampton Park RED 4. Upper Beaconsfield 4. Hampton Park 5. Officer 5. Glen Waverley 5. Glenburn 6. Hampton Park WHITE 6. Donvale 6. Burwood 7. BYE 7. Eildon Park 8. MCC Glen Iris Valley 8. BYE B Special 1 B Special 2 B 1 1. Eildon Park BLACK 1. Narre Warren North 1. BYE 2. Eildon Park YELLOW 2. Doncaster 2. Hallam 3. Eley Park 3. Ashburton U.C. 3. Pakenham 4. North Ringwood 4. North Ringwood 4. Ashburton U.C. 5. Chadstone 5. Doveton 5. Endeavour Hills 6. Berwick 6. St. Andrews Gardiner 6. Glenburn 7. BYE 8. Pakenham 86 87

46 SATURDAY SENIOR SUMMER MENS RUBBERS A 1 A Reserve 1 B Special 1 1. Wellington 1. Legend Park 1. Glenvale 2. Beaconsfield 2. Glenvale BLUE 2. Berwick 3. Upper B field GOLD 3. Glen Waverley U.C. 3. St. Benedicts 4. BYE 4. East Burwood 4. Glen Waverley U.C. 5. Upper B field GREEN 5. Glenvale RED 5. Glen Waverley 6. Officer 6. Hampton Park 6. Keysborough 7. Nottinghill Pinewood 8. St. Thomas B Special 2 B Special 3 B 1 1. City of Camberwell 1. Patterson Lakes 1. Wellington 2. MCC Glen Iris Valley 2. Hallam 2. Legend Park 3. Upper Beaconsfield 3. Bayview 3. East Burwood 4. Hallam 4. Eley Park 4. Mountain Gate 5. Pakenham 5. BYE 5. Doveton 6. Glen Waverley 6. Glen Waverley 6. St. Michaels Ashburton FINALS PROCEDURE (For guidance of all Junior Convenors and Supervisors and all Team Captains and Match Committee Representatives.) 1. The Home Team is the team listed first on the Draw Sheet, i.e. the team on the left-hand side of the Draw Sheet. It is the responsibility of the Home Teams to enter the results online by Sunday 5:30 p.m. 2. Both participating teams are to provide afternoon tea (tea, coffee, milk, sugar, eats) and to offer afternoon tea to their supervisors/ umpires. The participating teams SHOULD leave the facilities offered to them in a clean and tidy state. 3. The home clubs are to provide the balls, courts, the amenities for the making of afternoon tea and a supervisor. Courts should be ready for play at least fifteen (15) minutes prior to the official commencement time of the match. 4. In some instances, Clubs are required to provide courts only. Again, the courts and facilities should be open and ready for the arriving teams and supervisors at least fifteen (15) minutes prior to the scheduled match time. SUCH VENUE CLUBS SHOULD ENSURE THAT SATISFACTORY LOCKING-UP ARRANGEMENTS ARE IN PLACE. 5. In the event of a total washout, or an unfinished match, the home club supervisor shall phone in the exact position of the matches and shall retain the scoresheets and, if the matches have been able to commence, the tennis balls. The scoresheets (and balls) should then be brought by the home club supervisor to the continuation of the match, as announced. 6. SUBSTITUTE PLAYERS: The use of Substitute Players in Final Series matches must be strictly in accordance with By-Law 15 (and By-Law 11). Clubs wishing to substitute players in resumed matches should seek the approval of the Tennis Association, preferably in writing, before making substitutions on the day of the resumed matches. In cases of doubt, contact the Association Secretary or any other member of the Waverley Tennis Match Committee for advice and/or decision. 7. In the event of a draw, refer to By-Law 24(e) for method to decide the winning team

47 FINALS PROCEDURE (cont d) 8. When a cut throat FINAL SERIES IS BEING PLAYED, 1st plays 4th and 2nd plays 3rd in the Semis; the two winners play off. The Grand Final shall be at the venue of the team finishing in the higher position (Refer By-Law 17b & 17c). 9. Captains Exchange of Players Names Ref. By-Law 13 Before the commencement of any Finals match, the opposing captains MUST pass their separate lists showing names of players in order of play to the home club supervisor who will fill out the scoresheets on behalf of both captains. Scoresheets should then be readily available throughout match for reference, as required. Once scoresheets are filled out, the playing order cannot be altered. 10. Inclement Weather Ref. By-Law 23 Should a FINALS match be uncompleted because of inclement weather, the provisions of By-Law 21 shall apply. Team captains should read and understand this important By-Law before going to the match. Junior tennis organisers should also be fully conversant with the provisions of the By-Law. 11. UMPIRING/SUPERVISION: JUNIORS The provisions of By-Law 17 apply. During the final series, the home Club must have a SUPERVISOR IN ATTENDANCE FOR EACH D GRADE JUNIOR MATCH being played. Such supervisor must be positioned on court. Only one supervisor per court is permitted, and no parent is to supervise their own child s match. It is also noted that, in JUNIOR FINAL SERIES MATCHES, the home Club is to provide a SENIOR MEMBER to act as a SUPERVISOR AND REFEREE. This applies equally to those situations where the home Club is using another club s courts for the convening of the match. All adult supervision should be thoroughly conversant with the By-Laws under which the matches are being played and with the Rules of Tennis. Clubs providing courts only will NOT be providing any adult supervision, and are not to be expected to do so. 12. UMPIRING SUPERVISION: SENIORS In accordance with Waverley Tennis By-Law 17 (b), for each final match, the home team shall provide a Senior Supervisor. He/She shall not be a participating player in any senior team on the day. Any outside Venue used shall also require an additional Senior Supervisor. 13. JUNIORS / SENIORS SINGLES / DOUBLES RUBBERS In Finals, the Doubles rubber is to be played first, followed by the two Singles Rubbers. Sample Scoresheet Date: 21/10/2017 Round No: 2 Day: Saturday Start time: End: Grade: D2 Triples WAVERLEY TENNIS ABN Junior/Seniors Triples Singles/Doubles Please print all information using BLOCK CAPITALS Scores: Match winner shall be decided by number of sets. If sets are equal, then number of games to decide. Away Team Chadstone... Home Team Bayview... First Name, Surname First Name, Surname Player No. Players Home Away No.2 & 3 Doubles No.1 Singles No.1 & 3 Doubles No.2 Singles No.1 & 2 Doubles No.3 Singles Total games: Total sets: 1 Tom Browne Edward Jones 2 Fred Smithers Julie KanG 3 Angela Lansbury (E) Raj GUPTA(E) Away Captain Signature: Home Captain Signature: Emergency Registration Details Please enter all details: Gender (M or F) and Date of Birth must be entered. Previous playing history Name: (First Name, Surname) M/F Date of Birth Personal Grade E1 Angela Lansbury F 1/12/2006 D No previous competition E2 Raj GUPTA M 2/8/2008 D Usual team, D8 Triples Summer , Saturday AM Comments: 90 91

48 Duties of the junior / senior Supervisor are as follows: a. Ensure that the club facilities are open, that courts are ready to commence play at the official starting time, and that scoresheets have been provided. b. Should know and apply the Waverley Tennis By-Laws, Rules of Tennis, Correct Dress Regulations and the Code of Conduct and be able to make decisions, while maintaining a commonsense approach. (Rules for Non-Umpired Matches and Correct Tennis Attire are detailed in the current Handbook). c. For Code of Conduct infringements, a verbal warning can be made to the player/s or spectators. If the problem continues (e.g. repeated bad language, racquet or equipment abuse) a written report shall be forwarded to Waverley Tennis Committee of Management. d. On issues such as foot faulting, teams may be invited to nominate persons to umpire and provide a foot fault judge for the remainder of the match. e. To assist players in the resolution of scoring disputes as per the Rules for Non-Umpired Matches. f. To ensure that off court disturbances are kept to a minimum without interfering in smooth flowing matches. Always be approachable, calm, consistent and fair. g. Keep a visible presence near the courts you are supervising for the duration of the match. If in any doubt about any issue, please contact a member of the Waverley Tennis Match Committee for further advice and assistance. Tennis Court Lighting and Maintenance Repairs and maintenance to all lights. Contact Warren at Walsh Electrical REC 18658

49 Anyone for Singles? Waverley Night Tennis has a Singles only competition running on a Thursday night. It is an Open competition, with 2 players. The first match is a Best of 2 sets rubber (match tie-breaker to decide if 1 set all), with a reverse 6-game set to follow. If this is just what you are looking for, contact the Waverley Night Tennis convenor: Eric Beeston night.tennis@waverleytennis.asn.au E.T. RICHARDS & SONS PTY LTD (established 1929) Constructors of over 3000 Superior Porous Courts in Victoria Latest Contractor to: LTAV (Kooyong), Melbourne & Suburban Councils, Leading Clubs, Churches, Schools and Colleges REPAIRS AND TOP DRESSING SUPPLIERS OF RED MATERIAL 12 Richards Avenue, Glen Iris Telephone: Fax: Mobile: etrichardsandsons@bigpond.com SATURDAY 6 TEAM SECTION DRAW (Sunday dates one day later) Oct 14 Oct 21 Oct 28 Nov 11 Nov 18 1 v 6 2 v 3 1 v 3 2 v 4 1 v 2 3 v 4 4 v 1 4 v 5 3 v 6 3 v 5 5 v 2 6 v 5 6 v 2 5 v 1 6 v 4 Nov 25 Dec 2 Dec 9 Dec 16 Feb 3 2 v 5 1 v 4 2 v 6 1 v 5 2 v 1 4 v 3 3 v 2 3 v 1 4 v 2 4 v 6 6 v 1 5 v 6 5 v 4 6 v 3 5 v 3 Feb 10 Feb 17 Feb 24 Mar 3 1 v 6 2 v 3 1 v 3 2 v 4 3 v 4 4 v 1 4 v 5 3 v 6 5 v 2 6 v 5 6 v 2 5 v 1 FINAL MATCHES: Mar 17 th Preliminary Final (2 nd vs 3 rd ) Mar 24 th Grand Final (1 st vs winner of Prelim) (and if required Apr 21 st ) (No play 4 th Nov Melbourne Cup Weekend) (No play 23 rd Dec to 27 th Jan School Holidays) (No play 10 th Mar Labour Day Weekend) 94 95

50 SATURDAY 8 TEAM SECTION DRAW (Sunday dates one day later) Oct 14 Oct 21 Oct 28 Nov 11 1 v 6 2 v 3 1 v 3 2 v 6 3 v 7 4 v 1 4 v 2 3 v 8 5 v 2 6 v 8 6 v 7 5 v 1 8 v 4 7 v 5 8 v 5 7 v 4 Nov 18 Nov 25 Dec 2 Dec 9 1 v 2 2 v 7 1 v 4 2 v 8 3 v 5 4 v 5 3 v 2 3 v 4 6 v 4 6 v 3 5 v 7 5 v 6 8 v 7 8 v 1 8 v 6 7 v 1 Dec 16 Feb 3 Feb 10 1 v 5 2 v 1 1 v 8 4 v 7 4 v 6 3 v 6 6 v 2 5 v 3 5 v 4 8 v 3 7 v 8 7 v 2 Feb 17 Feb 24 Mar 3 2 v 5 1 v 7 2 v 4 4 v 8 4 v 3 3 v 1 6 v 1 6 v 5 5 v 8 7 v 3 8 v 2 7 v 6 FINAL MATCHES: Mar 17 th Semi Finals (Cut throat) Mar 24 th Grand Final (and if required Apr 21 st ) (No play 4 th Nov Melbourne Cup Weekend) (No play 23 rd Dec to 27 th Jan School Holidays) (No play 10 th Mar Labour Day Weekend) 96

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