Level 3 – Reopening of club for household bubble play
From 8.00am on Wednesday 22nd September the club courts will be open to club members who can play within their existing household bubble.
Courts must be pre-booked online before play.
Welcome to the Whangaparaoa Tennis Club
Situated in the heart of the Whangaparaoa Peninsula at Edith Hopper Park, the Whangaparaoa Tennis Club offers 6 artificial grass floodlit tennis courts, a fully equipped clubhouse with licenced bar and plenty of parking.
The club runs organised social club play year-round and organises inter-club teams at all levels for Seniors, Juniors (8-19yrs) and Mid-Week players in the Tennis Northern competition, during the summer tennis season (September – April). Our club coaches run coaching programmes for all levels from beginners to advanced. Club courts are available for limited public use at a cost of $5/hour per person, at times that the courts are not required for organised club play or by members of the club during casual play.
Junior
View information on junior club play, junior coaching programmes, Junior Interclub and interclub draws.
JUNIOR MANAGER
Simon Yock
[email protected]
Senior
View information on senior social club play, senior coaching programmes, Senior Interclub and interclub draws
CLUB CAPTAIN
Craig Blackwood
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Midweek
View information on midweek social club play, midweek interclub and interclub draws.
MIDWEEK MANAGER
Francee Thornton
[email protected]
Interclub Draws – 2021 / 2022
Interclub teams and draws for the summer season
Junior Interclub - 2021 / 2022
For juniors 8-18yrs who want to play weekly matches (a single and a double) in a team in the Tennis Northern junior interclub competition which runs from October to March.
Ages as at the 30th April 2022:
- 10s and under mixed teams of four played on Wed 4pm
- 12s and under girls and boys teams played on Sat (usually morning)
- 15s and under girls and boys teams played on Sat (usually afternoons)
- 18s and under girls and boys teams played on Fri 5pm
- Premier teams (based on Match Hub Rankings grading rather than age groups) teams of 2 played on Sundays.
N.B Junior Interclub requires a commitment from team members to be available to play most weeks during the season. If you are not available to play most weeks, then our Hot Shots & Teen Tennis programme will be more suitable.
Hot Shots & Teen Tennis - Summer 2021 / 2022
Tennis Hot Shots is the national starter tennis program for New Zealand children.
Whangaparaoa Tennis Club coaches Ken McLeod and Nico Martin, run a Hot Shots programme for children aged 5 to 14 years, and a Teen Tennis programme for children aged 15 to 18 years.
Children enrolling in Hot Shots & Teen Tennis, will use the club registration process and will be enrolled for coaching sessions for the summer school terms (Term 4 & Term 1).
Coaching Programmes
Private coaching and regular programmes are available with our resident professional coaches, Ken McLeod & Nico Martin. Regular programmes are available to club members and the general public.
Adults Returning to Tennis
Adults Returning to Tennis is a social and fun class for beginners to intermediate players. Players get to learn the correct techniques, tennis tactics and play practice games. Club
Hot Shots & Teen Tennis Summer
Whangaparaoa Tennis Club coaches Ken McLeod and Nico Martin, run a Hot Shots programme for children aged 5 to 14 years, and a Teen Tennis programme for children aged
Junior School Holiday Programme
Club coaches, Ken McLeod and Nico Martin will be running a 5 day school holiday programme during the next school holidays.
Upcoming Events
Latest News
Talking Tennis – Spring 2021 Edition
New Tennis Year fast approaches. The clearest signal yet that the new tennis year is upon us, comes via the arrival in our ‘in boxes’ of the invite to represent
End of Season & Prizegiving – 2021
The End of Season Celebration & Prizegiving for the 2020 / 2021 season was held on Saturday 19th June, at the club. We started the night celebrating our tennis activities
Talking Tennis – Winter 2021 Edition
Tennis Year draws to a close I heard on the radio that 1st June signals the first day of Winter in New Zealand ( as a Brit I am still
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