Tennis West’s inaugural WA Person with Intellectual Impairment (PWII) and Autism Open tournament, held over two days last weekend at Alexander park Tennis Club, attracted participants from metro and regional WA and interstate athletes.
The tournament featured a range of events spanning men’s, women’s, and juniors’ singles and doubles, providing a competitive platform for athletes from different backgrounds to showcase their skills.
Spectators were treated to a weekend filled with competitive matches underpinned by exemplary sportsmanship. The event not only showcased talent but also fostered a sense of camaraderie among participants.
Tennis West Inclusion Lead Paula Gates was proud to have hosted Tennis West’s first PWII and Autism Open tournament.
“The tournament showcases our commitment to inclusivity and diversity in sports.”
“The event not only provides an important local competitive platform for athletes of diverse abilities but promotes awareness and understanding within the sporting community. I look forward to a bigger and better event next year,” said Paula.
The success of the first PWII and Autism Open has set a positive foundation for future events, with a great opportunity to expand and enhance such inclusive initiatives in the coming years.
The event’s impact on promoting diversity, talent, and sportsmanship underscores its significance within the sporting community and beyond.
Congratulations to all winners. Winners can be found here.
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