Metro region news
2016 Heritage Bank Community Tennis Grant Recipients
Twenty-five clubs across Queensland are set to receive a share of more than $25,000 to invest in facility upgrades thanks to grants funded by Heritage Bank and Tennis Queensland.… Get in the Game Funding Opportunities- Open 1 July
The Get Going Club Program (up to $7,500) and the Get Playing Places and Spaces Program (up to $100,000 for facility development) open on Friday 1 July. These grants provide… 2016 Heritage Bank Community Tennis Grants now available
The Heritage Bank Community Tennis Grants program is an exciting grant opportunity for Affiliated Bodies, aimed at providing financial assistance to attract new players as well… Tennis QLD PWID Training Session
INSPIRING AND CHANGING LIVES FOREVER Come along and participate in the Tennis Queensland training session run by National and Tennis QLD's State PWID coach Alison Scott.… Metropolitan JDS Incentive for Coaches
This year the Metropolitan Regional Assembly have put regional incentive funding towards rewarding coaches that support the Metropolitan JDS Series. Coaches will be rewarded with… Statewide School Competition dates announced
Entry forms for the primary and secondary school competitions have been released and entries are now open. Find the entry forms here: BI Schools Challenge - online entry… Fed Cup team take five to inspire next generation of female players
The Australian Fed Cup team took time out from their busy training schedule to inspire the next generation of up and coming tennis players from local high schools. More than… New scholarships for female coaches to boost opportunity
Thirty-five scholarships are on offer to women undertaking coaching qualifications, part of Tennis Australia’s commitment to promoting women in tennis and increasing… Tennis Queensland PWID MINI CIRCUIT – Sunday 10th April
You are invited to come along and participate in the Tennis Queensland Intellectual Disability Mini Circuit run by Tennis Queensland’s state PWID coach Alison Scott.… Fed Cup showdown set for Pat Rafter Arena
Australia will take on the United States on a purpose-built claycourt at the Queensland Tennis Centre in April's Fed Cup World Group Play-offs.
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