WTC Christmas 2023

    



It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas! 

The icy weather is upon us so please be very careful and only play when the conditions are ok. 

Please read below for a few updates and upcoming events. 

Pat Parish Adult Charity Tournament!




Huge well done to all that took part in the annual Pat Parish Charity Tournament! 

Congratulations to Jon and Amelia for winning the rounds and then the final against Rebecca and Cody.  

The tournament raised £280! Amelia has chosen The Hopefield Animal Sanctuary and Jon would like to support The National Autistic Society.

Thank you very much to Vic for organising it all. We look forward to seeing you back in the tournament next time :) 

Christmas Team Training



One for the adult doubles squads who play in the fixtures. 

Some Fast 4 Tennis followed by a few festive drinkies! 


Christmas Sunday Social!



Sunday 17th December 

All Club Christmas Jumper and Hats Social 10am - 12noon.  

Mulled Wine/Mince Pies and drinks will be provided.

All welcome, Red Ball to Adult! The more the merrier! 

Road to Wimbledon 2024

After a very successful Road to Wimbledon this year, with Vicky and Panna making it all the way to Wimbledon, of course we are entering again in 2024!

Watch this space! 

For further information, please go to www.lta.org.uk/compete/play-your-way-to-wimbledon/ 


WTC Shout out! 


A HUGE congratulations to Mia for winning the County Cup for Essex!!! 


We hope to see as many as you can over the festive season. We would like to wish you a merry Christmas and a very happy New Year! 





Thanks very much

If you have any questions or queries please do get in contact 

WTC Committee 
committee@writtletennisclub.com 

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