Nominations for the 2023 Queensland Tennis Awards – which hero the performances, achievements, and contributions of the Queensland tennis family – nominations closed 30 August 2023.
We look forward to recognising the great contributions our tennis community is making to improving the sport.
Winners of applicable awards will also be nominated for the 2023 Newcombe Medal, Australian Tennis Awards.
What is the selection process?
Once a nomination form is submitted, the information will be reviewed by a panel appointed by Tennis Queensland to select the award finalists and recipients.
Award categories
- Most Outstanding Club – Regional/Rural and Metro – Criteria Outlined Here
- Coaching Excellence – Club – Criteria Outlined Here
- Coaching Excellence – Performance – Criteria Outlined Here
- Coaching Excellence – Development – Criteria Outlined Here
- Volunteer Achievement Award – Criteria Outlined Here
- Most Outstanding Athlete with a Disability – Open – Criteria Outlined Here
- Most Outstanding Athlete with a Disability – Junior – Criteria Outlined Here
- Most Outstanding 30+ Master – Criteria Outlined Here
- Excellence in Officiating – Criteria Outlined Here
- Most Outstanding School – Excellence & Participation – Criteria Outlined Here
- Most Outstanding Teacher – Criteria Outlined Here
- Most Outstanding Event – Criteria Outlined Here
Nominations close August 30, 2023.
The Most Outstanding Club Regional and Rural categories have been combined.
Closed Awards
The following are closed categories, which are selected by a panel appointed by Tennis Queensland.
- Eddie Machin – Junior Regional Male Athlete of the Year
- Wendy Turnbull Medal – Junior Athlete of the Year (Male & Female)
- Ashley Cooper Medal – Athlete of the Year
- Geoffrey E Griffith – Lifetime Volunteer Achievement Award
- Anthony Richardson Junior Regional Female Athlete of the Year Award
The Anthony Richardson Junior Regional Female Athlete of the Year Award has been introduced in honour of our adored coach Anthony Richardson. Anthony shaped the careers of many well-known athletes and leaves a rich legacy in Australian Tennis.
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