St Johns Catholic Tennis Club

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St John’s Catholic Tennis Club (SJCTC) – Founded 1937

We are located at 54 Yarra Street, Heidelberg, Victoria Australia. Our club house and courts are at the back of the carpark.

SJCTC is part of the parish complex of St John’s Heidelberg located on the corner of Yarra and Cape Streets, Heidelberg. This complex embraces the historic St John’s Church (established in 1853) and Presbytery and St John’s Primary School. Access to the club is via the car park in Yarra Street next to the Presbytery.

The tennis club dates from 1937 and has 3 synthetic turf courts, all with lights. Construction of the clubrooms and replacement of the en-tou-cas courts were some of the major developments at the clubs.

SJCTC participates in the local NENTG, HDTA, DVTA, NEJTA and ERT tennis associations and groups. In the various night competitions the club has Veterans, Mens, Womens and Mixed teams. Day competitions include Metro Masters (open over 50s) on Thursday afternoon and ERT Senior Open doubles competition on Saturday afternoon. There is also a number of boys and girls teams playing in Saturday morning Junior competitions.

Members can join various Social Tennis hitting opportunities including:

Friday morning doubles from 9am

Sunday mornings doubles from 8am to 10am

Friday night singles from 5pm

Current 2024/2025 Executive Committee:

President - Juanita Tye,  Secretary - Cathy Alibrando, 

Vice President - Stephen Giacon, Treasurer - Peter Candido

Current 2023/2024 General Committee:

Ken Coleman,  Janine Marcon, Paul Marcon , Daniel Pederick and John Hampson.

Contact committee via email stjohnscatholictennisclub@gmail.com

Life Members:

Marita Smith, Dorothy Cooper, Des O’Brien, Dorothy Close, Kathy Mount, Ron (Bill) Moloney, Judy Pullyblank, Christine George, Stephen Giacon , Angela Jackson , Ken Coleman and Paul Marcon.