Junior Competition
At MTC we provide an environment for the kids to develop their tennis as well as added benefits such as:
- Good sportsmanship
- Respect
- Social network to meet new friends
- Be around positive/caring people
We cater for all levels and have teams playing on Saturdays and Sundays in the Moorabbin & District Junior Tennis Association and the Bayside Regional Tennis Association.
New players, from beginners onwards, are always welcome.
Check out MTC teams on the TROLS website
Senior Competition 
Interested in taking your tennis to the next level?
MTC offers weekend representation in both men's and women's teams in the Bayside Regional Tennis Association and Tennis Victoria Pennant.
Midweek Women's Tennis
The MTC midweek women's competition is played on Thursdays around various clubs in the Bayside region.
The women get great exercise from their on-court battles and enjoy socialising over morning tea and making lasting friendships.
Players of all ages and standards are always very welcome.
Social Tennis
Playing social tennis at MTC in a friendly non-competitive environment provides opportunities for members and non-members:
- All standards accommodated
- Friendly non-competitive environment
- Meet new friends
- No obligation to play tennis every week
- Play is arranged by a fixtures coordinator
- No teams
Details:
- Tuesday morning Social 8:30 am to 11:30 am (free for members, $5.00 for non-members).
Contact Beth on 0407526296
- Tuesday and Thursday evenings Social 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm ($4.00 for members, $10.00 for non-members).
Contact Sue on 0400874966 (Tuesday night tennis)
Contact Helen on 0402299585 (Thursday night tennis)
- Sunday Twilight Social Tennis 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm (free for members, $5.00 for non-members).
Contact Sue on 0400874966
Open to all age groups and standards and all are welcome.
Children 14 and under must be supervised by an adult on the evenings.
Special Olympics
MTC actively assists the Melbourne Southern region of Special Olympics.
Special Olympics is a world wide organisation that gives athletes with intellectual disabilities a chance to play and compete in various sports.
Each fortnight athletes participate in training and coaching at MTC to improve their tennis skills and match play. The athletes range in age from 9 to 60+, and range in abilities from beginner to being quite capable of playing club tennis.
The group is also involved in regional games, where tennis groups from other regions join for a competition day, State and National games.
The main goal is to have athletes participating in something that they enjoy in a friendly social environment. We aim to provide activities each fortnight that encourage group participation, as well as activities tailored to improving individual tennis skills.
Information about the Special Olympics is available on their website or for details of the Melbourne Southern Tennis Group's activities, contact Colin Beeby, 0419 370 309 or butterfield.beeby@gmail.com