🎾 It’s that time of year again! 🎾
Time to come together, hit a few balls, and enjoy the game we all love—tennis!
Entries are now open for the annual Weston Creek Club Championships, which are being held on the 13th and 14th of September 2025. Please note only WCTC members can participate as players. Entries close 1 September 2025.
Please follow this link to register:https://tournaments.tennis.com.au/tournament/5ECCBE19-6225-440E-A373-86242E366ED4.
There are various events on offer including:
- A grade men's and ladies' singles and doubles
- A grade mixed doubles
- B grade events for less experienced and newer players
- junior singles and doubles
- parent + child doubles.
Held on the 13th and 14th September
Multiple events for members of all ages and levels - from juniors to experienced members
A-Grade events for tournament, competition and pennant players (and anyone else who'd like to test themselves!)
B-Grade events for lower grade competition and senior members
You can enter multiple events, including both A-Grade and B-Grade events if you aren't sure which to enter
No doubles partner? No worries! We can help match you with others who also need one!
Free sausage sandwich (or vegetarian equivalent) with registration
BBQ food, drinks and snacks for the kids for sale across the weekend!
Trophies (and bragging rights for at least the next 12 months) for event winners!
This year, alongside some spirited competition, we’re putting the focus on:
- appreciating the person on the other side of the net
- competing with heart and good humour
- being a great member of our club community.
This is a celebration of tennis and community. Sure, the rallies might be fierce—but the vibe should always be friendly. There’s no prize money on the line, just some solid street cred and club bragging rights. So go easy on yourself and be generous with others.
A few reminders to keep the spirit of the event fun and respectful:
- Don’t know your opponent? Introduce yourself, shake hands, high five, or throw in a friendly wave.
- Do know them? Still say hi—good habits apply to everyone.
- Before the match, wish your opponent a good game.
- During play, call out the score clearly—good communication makes for a better match.
- Accidentally hit someone with the ball? Check they’re okay and offer a quick apology. It happens, and thankfully tennis balls aren’t too punishing!
- After the match, a simple “Thanks for the game, good luck in your next one” goes a long way.
We’ve got a few club members with a flair for the dramatic, so if you want to add a bit of theatre to your match etiquette—go for it. We love it.
Most of all, we hope you meet someone new, play some great tennis, and maybe even find a new hitting partner.
Wishing you all a fun and enjoyable championship!
If you have any questions, please contact the club's head coach Mark Walton on 0408 486 191 or mark@csot.com.au
