The 2023 Winter Pennant season was the 77th anniversary of the competition making it the longest running and largest metropolitan tennis competition in Australia. Winter Pennant continues to go from strength to strength with a steady increase of teams in recent years. Congratulations to all 286 teams that competed this year.
Tennis SA would like to thank Mike Daws – Winter Pennant Advisory Group Chairperson, as well as the Association Representatives for their assistance with grading.
Player of the year
Amber Hayward
Hope Valley
Daniel Xu
Glenunga
Women’s Singles
Premier League
Seacliff
Division 1
Tea Tree Gully
Division 2
Tea Tree Gully
Division 3
ETKG
Division 4 – Blue Zone
Kingswood
Division 4 – Gold Zone
Woodville Orion
Division 5 – Blue Zone
Little Hampton
Division 5 – Gold Zone
Woodville Orion
Division 6 – Gold Zone
Broadview
Men’s Singles
Premier League
Tea Tree Gully
Division 1
Somerton Park
Division 2
Seacliff Blue
Division 3 and Division 4
Holdfast
Division 5 – Gold Zone
Memorial Drive
Division 5 – Blue Zone
Morphett Vale
Division 6 – Gold Zone
Glenunga
Division 6 – Blue Zone
Dover Square
Division 7 – Gold Zone
Golden Grove
Division 7 – Blue Zone
Memorial Drive
Division 8 – Gold Zone
Seaside
Division 8 – Blue Zone
Colonel Light West
Division 9 – Gold Zone
Rostrevor
Division 9 – Blue Zone
Happy Valley
Division 10 – Gold Zone
Rostrevor
Division 10 – Blue Zone
McLaren Vale
Division 11 – Gold Zone
Grange Grinders
Division 11 – Blue Zone
Helmsdale Yellow
Division 12 – Gold Zone
Beaumont
Division 12 – Blue Zone
Hallett Cove Beach Black
Division 13 – Gold Zone
Golden Grove
Women’s Doubles
Division 1
Memorial Drive
Division 2
Greenacres
Division 3
Glenlea Green
Men’s Doubles
Division 1
Glenlea
Division 2
Holmesdale
Division 3
Peake Gardens
Mixed Double’s
Open Division
Peake Gardens
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