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Wheelchair Tennis follows traditional tennis rules and certainly maintains the same traditions of high levels of skill, fitness and strategy. The only difference in wheelchair tennis competitions is that the players are allowed two bounces of the ball; the first bounce being within the bounds of the court. To be eligible for these competitions, the athlete must be medically diagnosed as having a mobility-related disability.

Players are classified on a skills basis in the following categories:

  • Open - Elite level players
  • A, B, C, D - Graded players
  • There is a separate division for quad players

Find a venue near you!

Contact Jennifer Scattene at WS NSW for more information


Who to Contact

For more information on Wheelchair Tennis phone Jennifer Scattene on
02 9809 5260 or email jennifers@wsnsw.org.au or the following people in your region:

Sydney:

Mick Connell 0415 884 749

South Coast/Wollongong:

Shoalhaven Tennis 02 4423 0763

Riverina:

(Wagga Wagga) Karen Staines 0407 146 648

North Coast:

(Taree) Terry Mason 02 6557 8575

(Coffs Harbour) Alan Pade 0419 655 437

Tennis NSW

Tennis NSW Results website

Tennis Wollongong

Tennis Australia

International Tennis Federation

Latest news
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Archived stories

2009

NSW Wheelchair Tennis Open – Important information re transport:

Transport is available on Friday 6th November departing @ 12pm at Sydney Airport to Wollongong & on Sunday 8th from Wollongong to Sydney Airport departing @ 4pm
Click here for Entry Kit
Entries Close 20 October

Newcastle Wheelchair Tennis Open – Important information re transport:

Transport is available on Friday 4th December departing @ 12pm at Sydney Airport to Cessnock & on Sunday 6th from Cessnock to Sydney Airport departing @ 4pm
Click here for Entry Kit
Entries Close 17 November

South Pacific Wheelchair Tennis Open – Important information re transport:

Transport is available on Friday 18th September departing @ 12pm at Sydney Airport to Nowra & on Sunday 20th from Nowra to Sydney Airport departing @ 4pm (not the 19th and 21st as stated in the entry pack)

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Tennis Australia Mini Circuit-NSW

Sunday 26 April

$10 Entry Fee

11:00 AM

Royal Rehab Centre, Sydney

600 Victoria Rd. Ryde, NSW 2112

Click Here Fact Sheet

Click Here Entry Form (deadline Thursday, 23 April)

To register, please contact Juhi Gupta

Tennis Australia

Private Bag 6060

Richmond, VIC 3121

2009 ITF International Junior Camp-Asia/Oceania

14-18 April

Adelaide, South Australia

Click Here Fact Sheet

Click Here Camp Registration

Click Here Medical Questionnaire

To register, please contact Anne-Marie Handke (Community Tennis / Athlete Coordinator)

Tennis SA

PO Box 43 North Adelaide, South Australia, 5006

Fax: 08 8212 6518 or Phone: 08 7224 8104

Email: ahandke@tennis.com.au:

WS NSW

PO Box 3244, Putney NSW 2112

Office: 9809 5260

jennifers@wsnsw.org.au

Results for Day 5- Sydney International Wheelchair Tennis Open 2009

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Results for Day 4 - Sydney International Wheelchair Tennis Open 2009

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Results for Day 2 - Sydney International Wheelchair Tennis Open 2009

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Results for Day 1 - Sydney International Wheelchair Tennis Open 2009

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The Draw for the Sydney International Wheelchair Tennis Open 2009

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Date

Event / Competition

Location

August 2009

29

Wheelchair Tennis

Training and Development Camp

Click Here Fact Sheet

Click Here Entry Form (deadline Thursday, 23 April)

Royal Rehab Centre, Sydney

600 Victoria Rd. Ryde, NSW 2112

14-
18

Wheelchair Tennis

2009 ITF International Junior Camp-Asia/Oceania

Click Here Fact Sheet

Click Here Camp Registration

Click Here Medical Questionnaire

Adelaide, South Australia

2008 Archived Stories

One down, two to go!

Saturday 5 April featured the first HEAD Twilight Wheelchair Tennis division for 2008 at Sydney Olympic Park Tennis Centre.

The event featured seven WS NSW members across two pools for a full day of tennis action. With Errol Hyde and Richard Engles winners of their respective pools, the two faced off in the final for a very close finish; Errol winning the match 7-5, 7-5 and taking home some welcomed prizemoney.

Click here for full results

Entries are still open for the second Twilight Wheelchair Tennis event on Saturday 3 May.

Get your entry in now so you don’t miss out!

Contact Jennifer Scattene for more information, or see the link below.

2007 Archived Stories

2007 NSW Wheelchair Tennis Series all wrapped up

With the third of the 3-event series now complete, the 2007 NSW Wheelchair Tennis Series has now drawn to a close. The Series comprised of three ITF Futures events as part of the NEC wheelchair tennis tour;

  • 1. South Pacific Wheelchair Open (Sept 21-23)
  • 2. NSW Wheelchair Tennis Open (Nov 2-4)
  • 3. Newcastle Wheelchair Tennis Open Nov 30-Dec 2)

Featuring more than 50 athletes from all over Australia, New Zealand and Japan, the Series showcased the ever increasing standard of wheelchair tennis on Australian soil as players vied for ranking points in lead up for Beijing.

With the support of Major Sponsors – International Tennis Federation and Australian Athletes with a Disability – the 2007 Series has continued to raise the standard of wheelchair tennis tournaments in NSW.

The Series attracted widespread support for each Tournament. Regional Tennis Associations and Clubs (Shoalhaven and District Tennis Assoc, Tennis Wollongong and Newcastle Lake Macquarie Wheelchair Tennis Club) provided vital operational support in the production of draws, management of officials and coordination of ball people. Regional Sponsorships included from the Bomaderry Bowling Club, City of Wollongong Tennis Club, Lake Macquarie Council, and Wallsend Diggers. Local media coverage included regional newspapers, WIN TV and NBN News covering the Tournaments in their respective region.

In 2007, WS NSW proudly recognised three individuals for their ongoing voluntary commitment to the development and conduct of wheelchair tennis tournaments in NSW; Laurie Perkins (Shoalhaven), Wendy Saville (Wollongong) and Keith Jurd (Wollongong) were each inducted into the WS NSW Champion Hall of Fame. Laurie, Tournament Director for the South Pacific Open since its inception 10years ago, Wendy and Keith (Tournament Director / Referee), for the NSW Open since its beginnings 16years ago.

In conducting the series, many thanks are due to a large team of volunteers for their time and dedication to each Tournament. As the driving force behind delivery of the Series; volunteers assisted in areas of transport, catering, courtside, medical / massage, ball people and athlete services.

Tournament winners:

  Men’s Singles Women’s Singles
South Pacific Wheelchair Tennis Open Michael Connell Danni DiToro
NSW Wheelchair Tennis Open Michael Connell Naomi Ishimoto
Newcastle Wheelchair Tennis Open Michael Connell Danni DiToro

Thanks to each of the players for the entry; we wish you every success with your endeavours in 2008, and hope to see you all in NSW again at the Sydney International in February.

2007 NSW Series - Photo Gallery

2007 NSW Wheelchair Tennis Open RESULTS read more

2007 South Pacific Wheelchair Tennis Open RESULTS read more

2007 Newcastle Wheelchair Tennis Open RESULTS read more

HEAD Masters Series – September 1

RESULTS read more

2006 NSW Futures Series Results

Full wrap of the 2006 NSW Wheelchair Tennis Futures Series read more

2006 NSW Open RESULTS read more

2006 Central Coast Open RESULTS read more

2007 Sydney International Wheelchair Tennis Open RESULTS read more

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