Sorry for the delay in posting; the passing of time is very strange at the moment!
Week 3 was another busy one on the court project and included the completion of the root barriers and sockets being put in for the nets. Here are a selection of photos from on court and of the newly cleared area alongside.
The courts at WTC - a before shot! A bit of background… WTC has been on a very successful path of improvement and growth, over the last few years. With an effective partnership with Writtle Tennis Academy, we have developed a successful programme, committed to growing our club and promoting the sport of Tennis. · In January 2016 we had a total of 42 members · In January 2018 we had grown to 110 members. 58 juniors and 52 adults · In November 2018 we had grown to 164 members. 88 juniors and 76 adults · In July 2020 we have nearly 200 members Our mission is to grow tennis by making it relevant, accessible, welcoming and enjoyable. Anyone can play; whatever their motivation or ability,...
Earlier in the week, the committee was delighted to receive an email enquiry from a member who has been missing the blog. It is lovely to know that you are enjoying our posts – thank you! We haven’t updated for a few Fridays, as the newly laid courts have been curing, so there has not been much action to report. Things have been different this week, however, and there has been much going on around the periphery of the courts, with work advancing on our smart, updated fencing. Please see the photos at the end of this post. We have been overwhelmed by the number of members who have made contact with us by email, phone and in person, regarding yesterday’s announcement about the need to change our court colours. The majority of you have shared your sense of disappointment, a feeling that whole committee shares with you. We are confident that the new courts will be contemporary and vibrant, and we are determined to get that pink in there somewhere...
Welcome to the Writtle Tennis Club E-newsletter August 2022! WTC Tournament! Our club tournament is in full swing and going very well. Well done to everyone who has entered! The adult doubles round robin events have taken place and here is who is through to the semi-finals: Ladies Doubles Hils & Jo McConnell are in the final to play either Rebecca Iciek & Daniella or Panna & Kiyomi Men's Doubles Nick Hoffman & Edd vs Josh & Dan Martin & Samarth vs Codie & Angus Mixed Doubles Nick Hoffman & Daniella vs Martin Francis & Beate Singles Nic Seed vs Cody Connor vs Josh or Mark Ingle Men's over 45 Nick Hoffman vs Paul or Carl Easton Juniors Under 8's Iris Briggs vs Lucas Walsh As there is quite a bit to complete for the finals, the finals events will be taking place from Friday 9th September to Sunday 11th September. Saturday 10th September 10am onwards - Men's ...
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