Members are notified that a Special General Meeting of the Reid Tennis Club will be held at the clubhouse on Sunday 29 June at 3pm. The purpose of the meeting is to make changes to the Reid Tennis Club Constitution to be consistent with Australian Taxation Office requirements to retain status as a non-profit organisation.
Read moreAfter a successful trial on Friday nights, POP tennis is moving to Sunday afternoons, 2pm-4pm for the colder months. We welcome returning and new players. It is easy to learn, and everyone can have an enjoyable game from the beginning.
Read moreOur Reid TC League teams enjoyed considerable success in the recent Summer Walking Clinic league competition.
Read moreThe Club had the first of its four consecutive Friday night POP tennis sessions. A good time was had by all. Why not POP down to the Reid Tennis Club for the next few Friday nights for fun, friendship and fitness, no matter what your age.
Read morePOP tennis is a fast-paced social game , with similar rules and scoring to regular tennis, but played on a smaller court, with smaller racquets, a low compression ball, and only one underarm serve. Friday nights, 7-9pm, Reid Tennis Club, 17A Dirrawan Gardens, Reid. Four consecutive Fridays, 21 March to 11 April
Read moreThe Club President reported that the Club had another very successful year, finishing the financial year 2024 with 311 members and a healthy financial position. Two longtime members and stalwart volunteers, Peter Willis and Neil Lynch, were awarded life membership.
Read moreReid members participated in the MT400 Masters at Lyneham, including Peter Willis, Terry Walker, Linda Valente, Leonie Ainsworth and Leonie Southwell.
Read moreA Reid team won the Division 7 Spring Pennant Competition. See the captain’s report.
Read moreThe courts were recently refurbished. The sand was picked up, cleaned, put back on the court and then groomed behind a small tractor.
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