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BOOK
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
President’s Message....................................................................................................................................................... 3
NCTA Vision................................................................................................................................................................. 4
Introduction: Organized Tennis in the National Capital Region............................................................................ 5
History of Organized Tennis in the National Capital Region................................................................... 6
Former Association Presidents...................................................................................................................... 7
Current NCTA Board of Directors ............................................................................................................... 7
Current Program Coordinators..................................................................................................................... 7
NCTA’s New Website....................................................................................................................................... 8
Tennis Family Tree.......................................................................................................................................... 9
Tennis Clubs in the National Capital Region.............................................................................................. 10
OTA Report................................................................................................................................................................... 13
Capital Kids Tennis Program......................................................................................................................... 14
Little Aces House Leagues.............................................................................................................................. 18
Little Aces in Schools...................................................................................................................................... 19
Ottawa-Gatineau Junior Competitive Interclub League............................................................................ 20
OTA Junior Competitive Circuit in Ottawa................................................................................................ 21
Instructor Certification.................................................................................................................................. 23
New Ottawa Smash Cage............................................................................................................................... 23
Kids’ Tennis Equipment................................................................................................................................. 24
Wheelchair Tennis Instructor Workshop..................................................................................................... 25
City of Ottawa Report.................................................................................................................................................. 26
City of Ottawa Tennis Programs................................................................................................................... 27
Tennis in the Community............................................................................................................................................ 28
A Chat with Lynne Nina................................................................................................................................. 29
Ottawa Welcomes another gem to the Tennis Community....................................................................... 31
Tournament Results..................................................................................................................................................... 32
NCTA Adult City Championships................................................................................................................ 33
Pierre Despatie Memorial.............................................................................................................................. 33
Kanata Klassic.................................................................................................................................................. 33
Kunstadt Open................................................................................................................................................. 34
2014 NCTA Junior City Championship....................................................................................................... 34
Adult Masters Over 35/55.............................................................................................................................. 34
Adult Masters Over 45/65.............................................................................................................................. 35
Adult Intermediates........................................................................................................................................ 35
NCTA Ladies Doubles Tournament............................................................................................................. 35
NCTA League Results.................................................................................................................................................. 37
2012 NCTA Summer Leagues....................................................................................................................... 38
2013 NCTA Summer Mixed Leagues........................................................................................................... 39
2013/2014 NCTA Winter Leagues................................................................................................................ 40
2014 NCTA Summer Leagues....................................................................................................................... 41
2014 NCTA End of Summer League Party.................................................................................................. 43
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NCTA Past Champions................................................................................................................................................ 44
NCTA City Championships........................................................................................................................... 45
NCTA Intermediate Championships............................................................................................................ 51
NCTA Seniors Over 35................................................................................................................................... 56
NCTA Boys Under 18 Singles – H. S. Southam Trophy............................................................................. 63
NCTA Girls Under 18 Singles – Mrs. H. F. Wright Trophy....................................................................... 64
NCTA Sponsor.............................................................................................................................................................. 65
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National Capital Tennis Association
Website: https://tennis.orbithub.com/NCTA
E-mail: [email protected]
Address: P. O. Box 4451 Station E,
Ottawa, ON, K1S 5B4
The following people contributed to the 2014 yearbook:
Philip Johnson, Jamie Emery, Jana Kriz, Brooke Stephens, Mona Hafez, Brian Briggs,
Marinus Wins, Bruce Ramsay, John Wins-Purdy, Peter Spiess, and Ward Cosman
The 2014 yearbook was produced by:
Fei Wu and John Wins-Purdy
President’s message
“T
hese are certainly exciting times to be part of the National Capital Region tennis community. There is so much going on that it’s
hard to keep track. From the success of Canada’s best on the international
scene to grass roots initiatives in some of the City’s more needy areas, it
seems that there is something for everyone to enjoy.
Tennis Canada tells us that participation in tennis in 2014 is up by more
than 30%, which speaks to the impact that Milos, Eugenie and others are
having on the image of our game and also explains why we were able to
run 24 OTA-sanctioned junior tournaments across our clubs this year.
Even amongst the adults we are seeing increased numbers in our leagues and the City Championships showed increased entries in four of the five categories.
Please read on to discover more information on the programs that we have been running this year
and discover how the more than $100,000 per year infusion of funds into our Capital Kids and
Little Aces initiatives is building the foundation to sustain the popularity of tennis for generations to
come.”
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NCTA vision
T
he management gurus and leadership pundits are talking about 2020 Vision – everybody has to have
a vision of what they want to achieve by the year 2020 (which isn’t that far away) and the NCTA is no
exception. There is much to be proud of in terms of the tennis community in the national capital region but
there are also areas for improvement and issues to concern us.
The NCTA is first and foremost an association of tennis clubs so our primary objective is to create a - Vibrant and growing portfolio of tennis clubs.
Can anyone remember when the last new tennis club was built in the NCR? Most readers are probably
scratching their head. The reality is that we have not been growing the number of clubs and, in general, the
membership of the existing clubs is getting older. As the baby boomers continue to age, there is a real risk
that memberships will decline. Certain parts of our region are well served by tennis clubs but there are other
areas where there are no clubs to be found – try looking to the east side of the Rideau River and south of the
417 and see what you can find (other than the OAC).
Perhaps the biggest challenge to tennis clubs is technology. It used to be that people would start hitting a ball
on a public park court with a friend but as soon as they wanted to find others to play with or get some lessons or play in a league or ladder or to be able to have guaranteed court time, then they would join a tennis
club. Today it is possible to do all of these things via the internet and to continue to rely on public facilities.
What then is the need to join a tennis club (and pay those membership fees)?
We need to develop a new and compelling value proposition for people join a tennis club, create more demand amongst younger generations, and make tennis clubs more accessible. With this in mind, our v2020
(vision for 2020) includes:
• Maintain all current clubs and create at least 3 new clubs of which one will be a year-round facility;
• All tennis clubs in Ottawa are NCTA members through membership of the Ontario Tennis Association
(and clubs in Quebec who wish to participate in NCTA programs are members of Tennis Quebec) and are
equal partners & beneficiaries of the tennis community;
• Both the Capital Kids and the Little Aces programs are maintained beyond their current three year basis
with a sustainable funding basis;
• The NCTA is seen as the voice of tennis clubs in the region (for example, in any dealings on behalf of the
community with the City of Ottawa and the NCC); and,
• The City Championships are recognized as the largest and most prestigious tournament in the region.
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Introduction:
Organized Tennis
in the National Capital Region
History of Organized Tennis in the National Capital Region [6]
Former Association Presidents [7]
Current NCTA Board of Directors [7]
Current Program Coordinators [7]
NCTA’s New Website [8]
Tennis Family Tree [9]
Tennis Clubs in the National Capital Region [10]
(Photography by Fei Wu)
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History of Organized Tennis in the National Capital Region
T
he game of lawn tennis was still in its infancy when it was first played on the grounds of Rideau Hall in
the late 1870s. With the formation of the Ottawa Lawn Club in 1881 (now known as the Ottawa Tennis
and Lawn Bowling Club), a base was laid for the development of organized tennis in the capital.
The Canadian Lawn Tennis Association was founded in 1890 and
in 1894 the Canadian Championships were held at the Otta- wa
Club, which at that time was located on Cartier Square.
Ottawa players competed in a Montreal based league from 1898
to 1902, and from 1903 to 1909 there was an inter-club league in
the capital. City Championships were inaugurated in 1910.
The game was played on grass until 1913, when the newly formed
Rideau Lawn Tennis Club installed a number of clay courts.
Ottawa Lawn Tennis Club Members, 1894 After the First World War, there was a great increase in the num(photo credit: Public Archives of Canada) ber of clubs and it was then that the present overall organization
had its beginning. The Ottawa District Lawn Tennis Association
(ODLTA) was established in the summer of 1920. By the mid 1920s, it had some 40 member clubs.
In 1910, the Sir Percy Lake Trophy, emblematic of the men’s singles City Championship and the Dr. F. C.
Hanna and Birks Trophies for the Men’s Doubles Championship were first awarded. In 1925, the first Women’s Singles Championship was contested for the P. D. Ross Trophy and the first Mixed Doubles Championship was held for the John Murphy Trophy. The following year, 1926, the Hon. Charles Murphy Trophy,
emblematic of the City Women’s Doubles Championship was awarded, completing all the City Championship events for which competitions are still held.
Shortly after its formation, the ODLTA became affiliated with the Canadian Lawn Tennis Association and
the Ontario Lawn Tennis Association until early in 1958, except for a brief period during the 1940s when it
was affiliated with the Quebec association. In 1958 the ODLTA was granted “provincial” status by the national organization. Its name was changed to the National Capital Lawn Tennis Association in 1960 and the
word “lawn” was dropped in 1979. The NCTA ceased to have “provincial” status in the fall of 1988. In 1991,
it became an autonomous region of the Ontario Tennis Association.
The ODLTA set up an inter-club league in 1922. It had three main sections designated A, B and C, until
1966, when the present four-division arrangement was adopted. In 2004, the now called Mixed League adopted a Box system to promote more competitive matches.
Intermediate championships (for players under the “A” level) were established in 1934. The present Masters’
competition, originally for men 40 and over, began in 1960 when a trophy was given in memory of Jean Rinfret, a colourful player who was fatally injured in a skiing accident.
The Canadian National Tennis Championships were held at the Rideau Tennis and Squash Club in 1977, at
the Ottawa Tennis and Lawn Bowling Club from 1978 to 1981 and again at the Rideau from 1982 to 1984.
For the past few years, the Rideau Tennis Club has hosted the Ontario Open Championships.
For many years the Rideau Tennis Club was the home of the Canadian Open & Closed Junior Championships. In 1949, the late E. C. Condon established a separate junior tournament, emblematic of the junior city
championship. From 2002 to 2004, the Canadian Under 14 National Championships were held at the Ottawa
Tennis and Lawn Bowling Club.
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Former Association Presidents
Year
2014 – present
2010 – 2013
2009 – 2010
2004 – 2008
2000 – 2003
1998 – 1999
1994 – 1997
1990 – 1993
1988 – 1989
1985 – 1987
1983 – 1984
1980 – 1982
1978 – 1979
1977
1976
1975
1973 – 1974
1971 – 1972
1970
President
Year
President
Philip Johnson
Sean Sweeney
Bruce Ramsay
Peter Sutcliffe
Danielle Smith
Ann Laubstein
Andrew Verney
Fred Gormley
Fred Bossons
Michael Sims
V. M. “Kal” Kalra
Frank Cartwright
Barry Nicoll
Henry Calderon
Barry Darlington
Jack Longhurst
Michael Measures
Ron Mortby
Bill Vant
1969
1968
1966 – 1967
1964 – 1965
1963
1961 – 1962
1960
1958 – 1959
1957
1955 – 1956
1953 – 1954
1948 – 1952
1942 – 1947
1939 – 1941
1926 – 1938
1925
1922 – 1924
1920 – 1922
Keith McAlister
Blair Dunlop
Forbes Munroe
Jim Kent
Phil MacGowan
J. A. “Sandy” Lowdon
Frank Kaszas
Dave Seymour
Frank Creed
Ken Martindale
Victor Hossack
Earl K. Hanlon
Fergus Lothian
W. Arthur Steel
John Murphy
R. A. V. Nicholson
John Murphy
J. Montague Bates
NCTA Board of Directors
Position
President
OTA Representative
Club Representative
Business Representative
Name
Philip Johnson
John Wins-Purdy
Brian Briggs
Ron Kunstadt
Position
Name
Treasurer
City of Ottawa Representative
Past President
Marinus Wins
Ward Cosman
Bruce Ramsay
Program Coordinators
Program
Adult & junior leagues coordinator
Tournament Director
OTA Programs Director
Website
Coordinator
Jana Kriz, Brooke Stephens
Jamie Emery
John Wins-Purdy
Brooke Stephens, Mona Hafez
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NCTA’s New Website
T
his year, the NCTA partnered with OrbitHub (https://www.orbithub.com), an Ottawa-based company
offering a variety of online services designed to facilitate tennis programming. The NCTA is currently
using OrbitHub’s platform to host its new website (https://tennis.orbithub.com/NCTA), and to run inter-club leagues.
Some members may already be familiar with
the company’s former website, TennisOrbit
(www.tennisorbit.com), launched several
years ago with the goal of providing tennis
players, particularly public court players, the
opportunity to find partners, play in organized ladders and tournaments, as well as start and manage their own tennis groups. TennisOrbit has been
very successful in providing a home for tennis players (http://www.tennisorbit.com/Ottawa+Ontario+CA),
and we are now taking this success and launching an improved version. OrbitHub will be faster, more functional, mobile friendly, and easier to use than before. Whether you are a player looking for a partner or an
organizing body running a sporting event, OrbitHub offers a wide range of services for all tennis enthusiasts
and organizers.
OrbitHub’s co-founders, Brooke Stephens and Mona Hafez, plan to launch a fully functional website in
spring 2015. It will include modules to manage leagues, ladders, tournaments, payments, court bookings and
member registrations, as well as a social network to facilitate communication between members of the tennis community. In preparation for next year’s official launch, OrbitHub would like to invite anyone to create
a free account (https://tennis.orbithub.com) to test the site and share their feedback ([email protected]).
The new look of NCTA’s Website: https://tennis.orbithub.com/NCTA/
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Tennis Family Tree
Men’s Professional Tennis
ATP Tour
International Tennis
Federation
Women’s Professional Tennis
WTA Tour
Tennis Canada in Toronto:
Rexall Centre
1 Shoreham Drive, suite 100
Toronto, Ontario M3N 3A6
http://www.tenniscanada.com
Ontario Tennis Association
1 Shoreham Drive
Suite # 200
Toronto, Ontario M3N 3A7
http://www.tennisontario.com
National Capital Tennis Association
PO Box 4354
Station E
Ottawa, ON K1S 5B3
https://tennis.orbithub.com/NCTA
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Tennis Clubs in the National Capital Region
Club Name & Address
Almonte Tennis Club
152 Wilson St., RR3,
Almonte, ON, K0A 1A0
Barrhaven Tennis Club
(Barr)
Status
# of Courts
Club Telephone
Number
OTA
3 plexi-pave
OTA
8 plexi-pave
613-825-5337
7 plexi-pave
613-749-3754
6 plexi-pave
613-824-0002
www.blackburntennis.ca
5 plexi-pave
613-828-5167
www.byc.ca/tennis-at-byc
4 plexi-pave
613-526-9777
www.tonymilotennis.com
5 plexi-pave
613-225-8599
www.cityviewtennis.ca
8 plexi-pave
613-829-8303
www.craighenrytennis.
com
3 plexi-pave
613-721-2231
www.crystalbeachtennis.
org
3 plexi-pave
613-230-1133
6 Har-Tru
613-729-3644
www.elmdale.ca
OTA
4 plexi-pave
613-748-0490
www.elmridgetennis.com
Corresponding
4 plexi-pave
www.tennisgatineau.com
NCTA
4 plexi-pave
www.generalburnstennis.
ca
www.almontetennisclub.
ca
Larkin Park, 76 Larkin Dr.
OTA
Beacon Hill Tennis Club
(Associate)
2381 Ogilive Rd.
Blackburn Hamlet Tennis
Club
Corresponding
2669 Innes Rd.
Britannia Yacht Club (BYC)
OTA
2777 Cassels St.
Carleton University
OTA
Tennis Centre
(Associate)
85 Univeristy Rd.
City View Tennis Club (CV)
OTA
58 Fieldrow St.Crestview Park
Craig Henry Tennis Club
(CH)
OTA
135 Craig Henry Dr.
Crystal Beach Tennis Club
(CB)
Corresponding
Corkstown Rd.
DARA Tennis Club
Maple Drive, Central Exper- Corresponding
imental Farm
Elmdale Tennis Club (Elm)
OTA
184 Holland Ave. (at Byron)
Elmridge Tennis Club
Elmridge Dr.
Gatineau Tennis Club
Rue de Provence, Gatineau
Website
www.barrhaventennisclub.com
General Burns Tennis Club (GB)
General Burns Park
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Club Name & Address
Glen Cairn Tennis Club
84 Castlefrank Rd.
Status
# of Courts
Grenfell Park
Hillcrest Tennis Academy
Long Park Tennis Club
Steve McClean Park
Lindenlea Tennis Club
15 Rockcliffe Way
Lynwood Tennis Club
Lynwood Park, 7 Sycamore Dr.
Manotick Tennis Club
5572 Doctor Leach Dr.,
March Tennis Club
2500 Campeau Dr.
Orléans Tennis Club
1257 Joseph Drouin Ave.
Ottawa Athletic Club
2525 Lancaster Rd.
501 Rockcliffe Parkway
www.glencairntennis.ca
4 plexi-pave
NCTA
2 plexi-pave at
each location
OTA
4 plexi-pave
Corresponding
4 plexi-pave
Corresponding
2 plexi-pave
Corresponding
4 plexi-pave
613-820-6852
OTA
6 plexi-pave
613-692-0533
Corresponding
8 plexi-pave
613-592-6269
OTA
4 plexi-pave
613-837-2845
www.orleanstennisclub.ca
OTA
5 (outdoor)
8 (indoor)
613-523-1540
www.ottawaathleticclub.
com
613-746-8540
www.onec.ca
Ottawa New Edinburgh Tennis
Club (ONEC)
613-831-0755
Website
NCTA
Glens Tennis Club
Pineglen Park and
Club Telephone
Number
Corresponding 7 en-tout-cas
4 plexi-pave
(at Tennis Crescent)
www.glenstennisclub.ca
www.aloveoftennis.org
http://fhaca.wordpress.
com/programs-2/longpark-tennis-club/
www.lindenlea.ca/tennis.
html
https://sites.google.com/
site/lynwoodparktennis/
www.manoticktennisclub.
com
www.marchtennisclub.
com
Ottawa Tennis & Lawn Bowling
Club (OTLBC)
176 Cameron Ave.,
NCTA
18 Har-Tru
613-730-7207
www.otlbc.com
Corresponding
3 Har-tru
10 plexi-pave
613-824-8171
www.capitalcamps.ca
OTA
4 plexi-pave
OTA
4 plexi-pave
Queenswood-Fallingbrook
Tennis Club (Q-FTC)
Centennial Park, (3 courts)
Kinsella Park (4 courts)
Gardenway Park (3 courts)
Maple Ridge Park (3 courts)
Perth Tay Tennis Club
Conlon Farm, Perth
Renfrew Tennis Club
Na-te-way Park, Renfrew
www.perthtaytennis.ca
613-432-4380
www.renfrewtennis.com
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Club Name & Address
Rideau Tennis Club (Rid)
1 Donald St., Ottawa
Status
# of Courts
Smith Falls Tennis Club
Lansdowne St., Smith Falls
Sporthèque de Hull
72 Jean Proulx St. Gatineau
St. James Tennis Club (StJ)
183 Third Ave.
613-749-6126
OTA
4 plexi-pave
4 Har-tru
613-749-5494
Corresponding
4 plexi-pave
OTA
3 plexi-pave
Corresponding
5 uni-turf
indoor
819-777-5656
www.sportheque.com
OTA
4 plexi-pave
613-237-5469
www.stjamestennis.ca
OTA
7 har-tru
6 red clay
613-828-7622
http://tcwo.ca/
NCTA
4 plexi-pave
613-828-3460
www.tatennis.ca
Corresponding
4 plexi-pave
613-596-1760
Tennis Club West Ottawa
(TCWO)
Britannia Park
www.racentre.com
8 plexi-pave
11 Har-tru
465 Lansdowne St. N.
Ryerson Tennis Club
Website
OTA
Rockcliffe Lawn Tennis Club
(Rock)
Club Telephone
Number
www.rltennis.ca
www.ryersontennisclub.
com
Trend Arlington Tennis Club
(TATC)
Trend Arlington Park
(off Bellman Dr.)
Valley Stream Tennis Club
3412 Richmond Rd.
(near Acres Rd.)
Notes on Status
OTA – Clubs which elect to join the Ontario Tennis Association and are eligible to participate in OTA
programs. These clubs are also automatically members of the NCTA. (The NCTA is one of 10 autonomous regions of the OTA)
NCTA – Clubs which elect to join the National Capital Tennis Association and are eligible for all NCTA
programs
Corresponding –This category is reserved for clubs within the National Capital region, who are not
active members of the NCTA or OTA, but may receive correspondence regarding the association’s activities. There is no fee for this category.
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OTA Report
Capital Kids Tennis Program
Little Aces House Leagues
Little Aces in Schools
Ottawa-Gatineau Junior Competitive Interclub League
OTA Junior Competitive Circuit in Ottawa
Instructor Certification
New Ottawa Smash Cage
Kids’ Tennis Equipment
Wheelchair Tennis Instructor Workshop
[14]
[18]
[19]
[20]
[21]
[23]
[23]
[24]
[25]
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Capital Kids Tennis Program
Program Director: John Wins-Purdy
Program Coordinator: Fei Wu
Introduction
C
apital Kids is a community tennis program for the Ottawa region
providing cost-free tennis lessons for children aged 6 to 12. Over 3
years, Capital Kids will introduce the sport of tennis to over 3,750 children,
providing an outlet for regular physical activity. The lessons will take place
on public tennis courts in areas which we have designated as Tennis Hubs.
A Tennis Hub encompasses: public tennis courts (many of which are
currently underutilized) and at least 2 nearby elementary schools. Many
of the hubs will be created in neighbourhoods in which social/economic
challenges make tennis an inaccessible sport, ie: low-income areas with
high concentrations of immigrants/New Canadians, low levels of physical
activity, and high unemployment, particularly among youth. Four Tennis
Hubs will receive programming in the first year, with an additional 4 hubs being added each year until 12
total hubs are delivering tennis programming by Year 3.
This initiative, funded by the Ontario Trillium Foundation, represents a collaborative effort by the Ontario Tennis Association, the City of Ottawa and the NCTA to provide all children with more affordable and
accessible tennis programs.
First year Results
Capital Kids was a great success in its first season. Programs ran at 4 different locations across Ottawa –
Sheffield Glen Park in the East end, Judge Park in the West end, Alta Vista School in Ottawa South, and Jules
Morin/Bordeleau Park in Lowertown, from June 1st to September 28th.
In total, 770 kids registered and participated in the program. Lessons were offered between 3 and 5 times
per week (depending on the location) with over 80% of kids playing twice per week. Across all 4 locations,
approximately 70 % of registrants were visible minorities, of which many were New Canadians.
The program provided equipment for all the coaches/participants, and racquets and balls were available for
purchase at a subsidized rate. Over 150 racquets were purchased over the course of the summer.
New in 2015
We plan on expanding the program to up to 8 locations in total with a goal to reach over 1700 kids. We will
hire more coaches/instructors and engage local volunteer coaches to help create capacity and develop skills
in each community. We plan on introducing more competitive playing opportunities for our Capital Kids
by offering more Rogers Rookie Tour events at local OTA clubs. Creating more tournaments will not only
help to integrate these new juniors into the Long Term Athletic Development (LTAD) pathway, but will help
create a connection with their local member clubs which can facilitate playing and further coaching opportunities. A $10 membership subsidy is provided to any Capital Kid to put towards joining an OTA club for
the first time.
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2014 Capital Kids Infographic
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Program Coordintor
Fei Wu, Program Coordinator, was hired in early May and worked tirelessly for 3 weeks with John WinsPurdy to launch the Capital Kids Program. She produced and managed a website(www.capitalkidstennis.
com) with full online registration, built and managed social media, prepared promotional marketing material, and coordinated the program. CTV interviewed John and a couple of participants and highlighted the
program on the evening news in June. http://www.capitalkidstennis.com/#!ctv-interview-2014/cxfk
Coaches and Instructors
Head Coach
Affiliated Organization
Location
Michael Paduch
Bosco Fernandes
Nelson Dordelly-Rosales
Alex Harea
Francisco Alvarez
James Ferguson
Samual Louis-Jean
Head Pro at the Challengers’ Tennis Academy
Pro at the Ottawa Athletic Club
Coach with the City of Ottawa
Pro at St. James Tennis Club
Pro at St. James Tennis Club
Pro at Tennis Centre West Ottawa
Pro at Tennis Centre West Ottawa
Sheffield Glen Park
Sheffield Glen Park
Alta Vista Public School
Alta Vista/Judge Park
Jules-Morin/Bordeleau Park
Judge Park
Judge Park
Instructor
Connor Campbell
Sacha Poirier-Feraud
Julia Kinahan
Jeffery Santiago
Ramin Anam
Sebastien Packer
Anna Stolle
Zachary Nguyen
Yacine Amalou
A participant being interviewed by CTV in the late
June.
Location
Sheffield Glen Park
Alta Vista/Jules-Morin Park
Alta Vista/Jules-Morin Park
Alta Vista Public School
Judge Park
Judge Park
Judge Park
Judge Park
Judge Park
Year-end party held at St. James Tennis Club which was
attended by 45 families with 3 coaches and 3 instructors running games and handing out prizes.
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Little Aces House Leagues
Leagues Convenor: John Wins-Purdy
Head Coaches: John Wins-Purdy and Alex Harea
What is a Little Aces House league?
I
t is a tennis program that provides participants with the opportunity to
combine practice and play, with a focus on skill development through
match play. Games are played using the Kid’s Tennis format, which includes
appropriate equipment (based on age and skill level) with corresponding
court sizes. The minor league is structured in four divisions, which are (1)
Red Ball, ½ Court (recommended ages 6-8) (2) Orange Ball, ¾ Court
(recommended ages 8-10) and (3) Green Ball, Full Court (recommended
ages 10-12) and (4) Green or Regular Ball Full Court (recommended ages
12-16). Players are placed on teams in a manner that ensures teams are of
similar strength and the format ensures that players play matches against
others of similar ability. Scores are kept and the results are counted in the “regular season” towards a team’s
overall score to ensure that every participant’s efforts are rewarded. The league season ends with the playoffs,
a championship and an award ceremony.
Why is the league different from traditional lesson programs?
Historically tennis has been a sport where it is perceived that a fairly high level of skill is required to compete. This often led parents to choose lessons as the method to get their child involved in tennis. This resulted in many children not getting the opportunity to play long after being introduced to the sport, the general
feeling being “they aren’t good enough to play yet.”
This house league concept provides the participant the opportunity to play right away using Progressive
Tennis and be part of a team. The house league introduces tennis as a game, where playing as part of a team
is the main focus. Children learn as they play and have fun while improving. As soon as they can start the
point with a feed, they can play. This can be accomplished in the first few weeks of the league before official
match play begins. Once match play begins the practice portion of each day of the league provides children
with basic tips on how to improve their game for match play.
Little Aces League in Ottawa
Little Aces was launched at Tennis Centre West Ottawa (TCWO)
with an event seeing approximately 200 kids from 4 local schools
on April 24th with media, OTA staff, 8 coaches from across the
City, 2 City councillors and City staff present. This boosted awareness of the league in the community and set the stage for a successful pilot in the spring.
Follow the link below to see the Little Aces Ottawa launch:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0nx5OegQMxM
League play at Tennis Centre West Ottawa
(TCWO), Spring 2014
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League Information
Pilot League at TCWO (May 4-June 22, Sundays 3:004:30): 36 participants between the ages of 5-10. (22 on the
red courts and 14 on the orange courts)
TCWO Fall League (September 28 –December 14, Sundays 2:00-3:30) has 39 total participants between the ages
of 5-10. There are 23 on the red courts and 16 on the
orange courts.
Carleton Fall League (October 19 – December 14, Sundays 3:00-5:00). 40 participants between the ages of 6-12.
(16 on the red courts, 16 on the orange courts and 8 on
the green courts)
Little Aces league at Carleton Tennis Centre, Fall 2014
OAC Fall League (September 12-December 21, Saturdays 9:00-2:30): the OAC has re-structured its introductory programs to incorporate league-style play. Age
groups are divided up so instead of hosting one big league there are many smaller groups which participate
at different times. A total of 136 players are enrolled in their introductory programs.
Our goal in 2015 is to have 3 indoor leagues running Winter (Jan-Mar), Spring (Apr-June), and Fall (SeptDec) sessions at TCWO, Carleton, and OAC. In addition to the indoor leagues, outdoor community clubs
that have enough juniors (minimum 16 participants) to establish a league are being considered. Possible sites
include Barrhaven Tennis Club and St. James Tennis Club. Please contact John Wins-Purdy if your club is
interested in running a Little Aces League.
Little Aces in Schools
Program Coordinator: John Wins-Purdy
Head Coaches: John Wins-Purdy and Alex Harea
L
ittle Aces in Schools provides an opportunity for children in
elementary schools across Ottawa to participate in Kids Tennis,
a method of introducing kids to tennis using size and age appropriate equipment, which makes the game accessible and fun for kids.
Through the program, students learn about the importance of regular
physical activity as part of a healthy lifestyle. Our goal is to attract
new participants at the grassroots level and help surrounding communities raise awareness about opportunities for students to play.
We engage local OTA member clubs by encouraging their coaches,
instructors, or volunteers to deliver school-based programming with the Little Aces’ coach to build a direct
connection between their club and the local schools. In addition, the Little Aces’ coach can provide in-situ
training to ensure that each member club, staff or volunteers is confident in delivering quality gym-based
tennis lessons.
To enhance and broaden the potential impact of the program, Little Aces makes training available to teachers who can participate in workshops to become comfortable instructing the program in their schools.
Equipment and lesson plans will be made available for schools that are interested in participating.
Between January and June, tennis was introduced to approximately 4,700 kids age 5-12 in 31 different
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schools across the Ottawa region with 14 of the 31 schools scheduling 2 or more sessions with their classes.
Little Aces’ coaches John Wins-Purdy and Alex Harea assisted in establishing connections between 8 member clubs and their local schools either by hosting class lessons on club courts or delivering tennis in school
gyms and schoolyards with club staff or volunteers. A total of 5 head pros, 16 instructors, and 7 volunteers
from different clubs participated in the program this year. The vast majority of participating clubs, as well as
the Capital Kids program, reported a positive increase in the membership and programs as a result of engaging local schools.
In 2015, the program will aim to reach at least 4,000 kids across Ottawa. It will focus on communities where
there are local OTA member clubs and where Capital Kids programming is located in order to boost membership and participation numbers. New Kids Tennis Nutrition books will be handed out to all participants,
which educates kids on why it’s important to eat well and how to eat well in order to stay healthy and strong.
We will also encourage teachers and principals to promote local clubs and programs on their monthly newsletters.
Ottawa-Gatineau Junior Competitive Interclub League
Coordinating Directors: Tony Roth (OAC), Geoff Pearce (TCWO), Zhenya Kondratovski (Rideau), Sylvain
Souligny (La Sporthèque du Hull) and John Wins-Purdy (Carleton)
T
he Ottawa-Gatineau Junior Competitive Interclub League was piloted in winter/spring of this year in the
U10 category between 4 clubs – La Sporthèque du Hull, TCWO, OAC and Carleton. It featured a
team of 4 players (girls and boys mixed) from each club playing every week in a competitive format which
included singles and doubles. Each club had a roster of 7-8 players on average, and overall, the league had 30
players in total with 16 players participating each week. Team coaching was also implemented, which allows
every team to have one coach on court during changeovers and between matches to help players with their
technique, tactics and psychology.
This fall we expanded and offer a U14 division. Again, the same 4 clubs are participating in U10 and the
Rideau Tennis Club has joined in for the U14 league. In total we will have 32 kids participating every week
and over 60 kids will participate over the course of the fall session.
Parents and kids really enjoyed the team format from winter 2014 and we hope to build on the success of the
pilot and, in working with the Directors from all the indoor facilities in the Ottawa-Gatineau Region, expand these team-based leagues as much as possible in the future. Thank you to the many parent volunteers
who helped organize our teams and of course, for giving up your Saturday evenings for this competition!
We believe that providing a pathway for all our juniors, which includes some form of team competition, is
essential for building interest and promoting play at all levels, from beginner/recreational to competitive. I
think Jason Duggan, the father of Dermott Duggan, a player for OAC in the U10 league, captured it best:
“For Dermott it has been a tremendously beneficial experience. He loves coming out every Saturday to be
a part of his team. He wins some and he loses some but he always has fun. Being a part of a team is a great
but rare opportunity in an individual sport like this. On the one hand it takes some of the pressure off
of the individual and at the same time there is a positive pressure to perform well to support your team.
I find it balances out really nicely. Every Saturday I see all of the kids from both teams walk away with
smiles on their faces.”
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OTA Junior Competitive Circuit in Ottawa
Circuit Coordinator: John Wins-Purdy
OTA Tournament Manager: Andrew Chapell
T
he competitive circuit saw an infusion of more events held across a larger number of private and community clubs this season. 1252 participants competed in 23 events citywide at 10 different venues
compared with 918 participants at 4 different venues in 2013. The majority of events were in the provincial
3-star (3***) category in which players can obtain significant ranking points. The Roman Cup was another
great success this season, expanding its participation from 250 competitors to 323 this season. It is now the
single largest junior tournament in Ontario and remains a National Qualifying Event for Tennis Canada.
See the table below which compares tournament registrations in 2014 to 2013 by age category.
U8
2014
2013
Difference
% Difference
0
0
0
U9
6
0
6
U10
U12
U14
U16
U18
TOTAL
125
10
115
1250%
314
263
51
19%
451
278
173
62%
131
184
-53
-40%
245
183
62
34%
1252
918
334
36%
We can see a strong increase in the U10, U12, U14 and U18. That being said, the junior circuit here in
Ottawa suffers from a lack of events for new players to the game. To fill this gap, we plan on expanding the
number of “Rogers’ Rookie Tour” and 2-star competitive series events. With the influx of new players from
Capital Kids and other new players from across the city, we will strive to provide ample playing opportunities for rookies in order to boost their confidence and interest in pursuing tennis at a more competitive level.
If your club is interested in hosting a sanctioned OTA event securing your spot on the Ottawa tournament
schedule, please contact [email protected].
Featured Players
Malik Bhatnagar (15 years old), Barrhaven Tennis Club and ACE Tennis Academy
Malik is and has been a long time member of the Barrhaven Tennis Club,
growing up and learning to play tennis there from a young age. He started
playing for fun at 6 or 7 years old and at the age of 10 year started playing
local NCTA and OTA tournaments. He fell in love quickly with the sport and
credits his parents, Samir and Kathy and the support of Tony Milo and Tony's
coaching staff at Carleton Tennis for his early successes to date. Locally, Malik
has won over 40 OTA, NCTA and local tournament championships (including
City Junior Championships and the Adult Mixed title with Petra Januskova in
2013). Regionally, he is 3-time Provincial Champion in boys Under 14 with 1
Singles and 2 Doubles Titles in 2013 and Provincial Singles Finalist in U16 in
2014. He has also had success on the National level, winning the National Doubles Championships Under 14 in 2013, and was the National Under 14 Singles
Finalist in 2013. He is currently in his 2nd year of training at the ACE Tennis
Academy in Burlington under Canadian Tennis Legend Pierre "The Bear"
Lamarche and Doug Burke. Malik is currently the top ranked junior tennis
Malik Bhatnagar
(photography by Soo Hum) player from Ottawa.
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Corina Spasojevic (12 years old), Ottawa Athletic Club
Corina started playing tennis when she was about 4 years old
in her parent’s kitchen and garage. While her dad was feeding
her balls in the garage, she loved nothing more than to hit the
ball as hard as she could, while aiming to hit him in the head!
Her mother, Valentina, would come home from work and hear
bang-bang on the garage door, every night.
At age of six, she started lessons at the OAC with her current
coach, Ben Etheve-Meek. Corina is still training happily with
Ben, who she thinks is the awesomest coach ever (her words!).
Corina thinks the game is awesome, and when asked why she
loves it, she said, “I just love to play it.” She has always loved
playing with balls, even as a baby, and the first time she hit a baby ball with a baby tennis racquet, her eyes lit
up and she said AGAIN! That was it, she was hooked!
This season, Corina finished 7th in U12 outdoor Nationals, won the Ace Academy Superseries U12, a highly competitive tournament held in Burlington, and was also the finalist in U14. She also won an Under 12
National Selection event last summer. She played the Junior Orange Bowl in Florida last December, one of
the largest junior tournaments in the world and is preparing to play it again.
Corina is currently ranked 5th in the Under 12 National rankings and continues to train and play at the
OAC under the guidance of her coach, Ben.
Owen Dunn (10 years old), Carleton Tennis Centre and St. James Tennis Club
Owen’s Mom says that when she dropped him off for his first summer camp at St. James Tennis Club – he let
go of her hand and ran out onto the court, not looking back. It was as if he
was home.
After working his way to the top of the afterschool lesson groups in one
season, at 9 years old, Owen’s passion for tennis was fervent. He completely dove into competitive tennis by enrolling in year round coaching
at Carleton, playing six days a week (he would have played seven days but
he wasn’t allowed!) and competing in over 20 tournaments across Ontario
from Sudbury to Toronto in 2013. In September 2013, Owen was named
to the Ontario Provincial U10 Team where “[t]he aim of the Provincial
Program is to regroup top players from around the province to assist in
the development of U10 and U12 international player competencies and
norms. Striving to acquire international level competencies at a young age
is a key area for player development in Canada.” (tenniscanada.com)
Owen’s dream of playing for his country came true this May when he was
Owen Dunn
one of four boys selected by Tennis Canada to represent the Canadian Ju(photography by Clive Cohen/
nior Davis Cup team at the Americas Team Games in Boca Raton, Florida
Tennisprints.com)
from August 8 to 14. Owen and his teammates were given the opportunity to compete against the best Under 11 players from United States, Mexico and other Central and South
American countries. Owen faired very well, winning 4 of his 5 matches against these top international
competitors! The Americas Team Games event gives the top players from the Americas (North, Central and
South America) and the Caribbean an opportunity to train and compete for their country with each other
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and interact with children from different countries and cultures.
Owen is currently the highest ranked player for his age in Ontario.
Instructor Certification
Program Coordinator: Jay Neill
Head Course Facilitator: Arthur Cuenco
T
he Tennis Canada Instructor Certification course is
held every year at the OAC during the last weekend
in April and first weekend in May. The course filled up for
the 5th year in a row with 24 participants, mostly enthusiastic teenagers, looking to learn the basics of instruction,
progressive tennis, and hoping to get a job in the Ottawa
tennis community. Participants hailed mostly from Ottawa but also from Kingston, Perth, and Montreal. The
course was once again led by Coach and Physiotherapist,
Arthur Cuenco, and assisted by John Wins-Purdy.
In 2015, instructors looking to volunteer at their local
OTA club or volunteer in the Capital Kids Program can get half of their certification cost covered by the
Raise the Net Program.
For more information about the course, please contact Jay Neill, Regional Membership and Development at
the OTA, at [email protected].
New Ottawa Smash Cage
A
new Ottawa Smash Cage was brought to the region and an agreement was formed with local tennis
retailer, Kunstadt Sports, who will transport and facilitate it at club and city events. The Smash Cage is
a giant, inflatable castle equipped with a radar gun ready to test the speed of your serve or any other shot
your heart desires! It’s a great addition to any large event like a tournament, BBQ, social, or special event
that your club holds. Since its arrival in August, it has been used at 5 different club events with very positive
feedback from both juniors and adults who participated. Please contact [email protected] to book
the Smash Cage for your event in 2015.
The Smash Cage can be rented free of charge by OTA clubs and by NCTA clubs for $250.
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Kids’ Tennis Equipment
W
hether it was a coach from a community club who needed a new Kids’ Tennis net, or a school that
wanted to start a new tennis program, this program is designed to reach those who are ready to start
a program but lack the proper equipment.. This season the OTA distributed close to $11,000 worth of Kids’
Tennis equipment across the region to various Community Clubs, Private Clubs, the City of Ottawa Parks
and Recreation, Little Aces Leagues, Elementary Schools and Community Centres. This amounts to over
3,000 low compression balls, 450 racquets, and 40 nets. In addition, approximately $14,000 was invested in
equipment for the Capital Kids program, which means the total investment in the Ottawa region in Kids’
Tennis equipment in 2014 was approximately $25,000!
We are proud to say that equipment is no longer the limiting factor for many deciding whether a Kids’ Tennis program can be run. That being said, we know that many clubs (and the majority of elementary schools)
still don’t have access to this specialized equipment. In 2015, we will continue to provide equipment to
coaches, clubs, schools, and other organizations that are enthusiastic and ready to implement a Kids’ Tennis
program.
(photography by Soo Hum)
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Wheelchair Tennis Instructor Workshop
K
ai Schrameyer, Tennis Canada National Coach for Wheelchair Tennis Development and 3 Time
Paralympic Medalist, travelled from Vancouver to deliver a dynamic workshop on Wheelchair Tennis.
The course was held at the OAC on April 5th with 4 coaches, 5 instructors and 1 wheelchair athlete from the
region participating.
The Wheelchair Tennis Instructor Workshop is a Tennis
Canada initiative designed to provide interested people
(currently certified Instructors and Coaches, Recreational
Therapists, etc.) with the knowledge to teach wheelchair
tennis to introductory players. Participants learned how
to adapt their coaching to systematically develop beginning wheelchair players. They will be able to help players
learn the fundamentals of rallying, starting a point with
serve & return, playing the game and most importantly,
chair mobility.
The course was very well received and a huge thanks to
Kai for making the trip and delivering a great workshop!
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City of Ottawa Report
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City of Ottawa Tennis Programs
Parks and Recreation Portfolio Manager: Ward Cosman
Program Coordinator: Peter Speiss
Registered Programs
Session
Winter
Spring
Summer
Fall
Total
2013
6
279
129
65
479
2014
30
252
146
114
542
Difference
500%
-10%
13%
75%
12%
2014
200
200
Difference
55%
55%
Summer Camps
Session
Summer
Total
2013
129
129
Registered Programs and Camps
Session
2013
2014
Difference
Registered Program
479
542
15%
Camps
129
200
55%
Total
608
742
22%
Notes on Charts
• Little Aces was first implemented in the Spring of 2014.
• This Fall has been the biggest pay off in terms of numbers. Since the City has partnered with indoor complexes, the Fall numbers have skyrocketed compared to 2013.
C
ollaboration between the NCTA, OTA, and the City has never been
better. We saw a dramatic increase in participation in existing and
new City program in association with various community centres, schools
and on public tennis courts in 2014 . Workshops and training were provided to many City coaching staff in order to prepare them for new Little Aces
programs where the focus has shifted from purely instruction to learning
through play.
The City is an instrumental partner in the Capital Kids program by providing the access to public courts through permitted use and storage facilities
to house the equipment. We look forward to strengthening our partnership with the City in 2015 in an expanding Capital Kids programming,
facilitating new City programs at indoor and outdoor facilities, and developing our vision for 2020 in creating 3 new community clubs, one of which
is an indoor facility.
(Capital Kids at Jules Morin Park
Pool Opening event, July 2014)
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Tennis in the Community
A Chat with Lynne Nina [29]
Ottawa Welcomes another gem to the Tennis Community [31]
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(Photo credit: Craig Henry Tennis Club)
A Chat with Lynne Nina
We sat down with Lynne Nina president of the Orléans Tennis Club to discuss the growth and improvement of their Junior Tennis Program, Lynne summarized the highlights below and answered some extra
questions for us.
T
he Orléans Tennis Club has seen a significant increase in its junior enrolment this 2014 season.
Our juniors participate in a free Friday night lesson
included in their membership, which runs throughout the summer. Many of the juniors are playing in
our Sunday afternoon league to gain some match play
experience. We also offer a junior drop in, but so far it
has not been a big hit, so we’re looking at making some
changes for next season.
Our half-day summer camps are currently running,
with excellent enrolment as well. We have had positive
feedback from several parents, and many campers who return for several weeks throughout the summer. We
have two volunteers who are helping out with camps this summer, and two more volunteers who are younger and will be helping out with other events.
The local schools have profited from having our experienced instructors give free tennis clinics in the spring.
John Wins-Purdy has helped out with many of these sessions. We ran a program at Avalon Public School
with the help of their Physical Education teacher, offering five evening sessions and were pleasantly surprised to have a turnout of 55 enthusiastic children each week. We have yet to see these numbers grow our
membership with only 2 juniors joining from Avalon, but providing opportunities and building awareness
are important steps for progress.
Lastly, for the first time this year, the Orléans Tennis Club hosted a Rogers Rookie Tour event. We had 15
children participate in U12 and U16 categories. Staff and volunteers were impressed with the participants
sportsmanship, something instructors have made a priority in their tennis instruction. Considering it was
our first tournament we can forgive our club’s lack of junior representation in the tournament. It’s a start and
we thank the four campers and one member who took on the challenge.
NCTA: Why do you think there was an increase?
LYNNE NINA: Last year we had three junior members, this year we have 17. Those numbers do not include
the kids who are part of family memberships. If we include family juniors we have 38 in total. This is the
third year that we have offered school clinics and also have had the schools post some information in their
school newsletters. I think that the increase is a result of these initiatives.
NCTA: How does your Sunday afternoon league work?
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LYNNE NINA: We don’t charge a fee for our junior or adult leagues. Adult and junior leagues are run the
same way. The member indicates that they are interested in league play. Every Thursday, our manager sends
out an email asking if the member is available that coming Sunday. He sets the matches based on those
whoare available, and emails them back with their opponent’s name and time of the match by Saturday.
Although this is a little labour intensive, we have found that people don’t like to commit to a 6 or 8 week
league session and very rarely do any missed matches get made up. This way, you have flexibility from week
to week. We have approximately 8 regular juniors coming out to play.
NCTA: What changes will you consider making for the junior drop in?
LYNNE NINA: I think that we will probably re-name the drop-in, to make it more of a next step after lessons. Maybe call it “Match Play”. Our staff is on hand, so the kids can have someone helping them learn to
play an actual set. We will have to brainstorm this over the winter with our junior director, but I think we
can make something happen. However, most parents who bring their children to the Friday night lessons tell
me that they are not looking for more than that once a week lesson….
NCTA: Can you provide some more info about the operation of your camps?
LYNNE NINA: Our club pro is involved and on court during the camp. She ran our free lessons in May,
where we recruit many campers and members. The marketing and communication with parents is done
by me, and our club manager. Besides our club pro, we have six certified Level 1 instructors who help with
camp (we try to keep a 7:1 ratio). We have two volunteers, who are previous campers. This is how we keep
our club community-based. All of our current instructors were campers at one time, and then volunteers
who then took their certification course. Three of our instructors have been working with us for many years,
and the other three are here for their second summer.
Orléans Tennis Club (photo credit: Orléans Tennis Club Website)
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Ottawa Welcomes another gem to the Tennis Community
Adrian Costea (club president for the Craig Henry TC) shares some of the photos of their new courts, resurfaced
recently by Toronto company, Court Surface Specialists! It’s been long overdue as many members can attest.
1. armour crack repair
2. black coat
DONE!
3. starting to paint
5. painting the lines
4. painting in progress
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Tournament Results
2012, 2013, 2014
NCTA Adult City Championships
Pierre Despatie Memorial
Kanata Klassic
Kunstadt Open
2014 NCTA Junior City Championship
Adult Masters Over 35/55
Adult Intermediates
NCTA Ladies Doubles Tournament
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(Photography by John Wins-Purdy)
NCTA Adult City Championships
2014 Mens Singles: Adrian Frei def. Colin Mcalpin
2014 Ladies Singles: Elisabeth Fournier def. Petra Januskova
2014 Mens Doubles: Adrian Frei & Taylor Ferrier def. Jim Fawcett & Mike Sutcliffe
2014 Ladies Doubles: Elisabeth Fournier & Petra Januskova def. Alison Drainie & Kasia Poplawski
2014 Mixed Doubles: Elisabeth Fournier & James Ferguson def. Petra Januskova & Sean Sweeney
2013 Mens Singles Champion: Iancu Ghinda
2013 Ladies Singles Champion: Petra Januskova
2013 Mens Doubles Champion: Jim Fawcett/Mike Sutcliffe
2013 Ladies Doubles Champions: Petra Januskova & Eva Januskova-Lehmann
2013 Mixed Doubles Champions: Petra Januskova & Malik Bhatnagar
2012 Mens Singles Champion: Mike Sutcliffe
2012 Ladies Singles Champion: Petra Januskova
2012 Mens Doubles Champion: Jim Fawcett & Mike Sutcliffe
2012 Ladies Doubles Champions: Petra Januskova & Eva Januskova-Lehmann
2012 Mixed Doubles Champions: Elianne Douglas-Miron & Daniele Longo
Pierre Despatie Memorial
2014 Open Champion: Nicolas Vincent
2013 Open Champion: Nicolas Vincent
2012 Open Champion: Mike Sutcliffe
Kanata Klassic
2014 Mens Singles Champion: Malik Bhatnagar
2014 Ladies Singles Champion: Grace Xu
2014 Mens Doubles Champions: Nicolas Vincent & Patrick Robichaud
2014 Ladies Doubles Champions: Lawlor & Grass
2013 Mens Champion: Nicolas Vincent
2013 Ladies Champion: Grace Xu
2013 Mens Doubles Champions: Nicolas Vincent & Patrick Robichaud
2013 Ladies Doubles Champions: Lawlor & Grass
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2012 Mens Singles Champion: Eric Nguyen
2012 Ladies Singles Champion: Ann Iglewski
2012 Mens Doubles Champions: Eric Nguyen & Galin Nizortchev
Kunstadt Open
2014 Mens Champion: Nicolas Vincent
2014 Ladies Champion: Elisabeth Fournier
2013 Mens Champion: Roger Hernandez
2013 Ladies Champion: Elisabeth Fournier
2012 Mens Champion: Daniel Garza
2012 Ladies Champion: Petra Januskova
2014 NCTA Junior City Championships
Mens Singles: Adrian Frei def. Colin Mcalpin
U12/U14: Marko Arezina def. Ian Brander
U12/U14 (consolation): Saul Halpren def. Ethan Leong
U16/U18: Xiuneng Wang def. Marko Arezina
2014 Men’s Over 35 Singles: James Ferguson def. John Savone
2014 Men’s Over 35 (Consolation): Kosta Dujic def. Frederic Massicotte
2014 Men’s Doubles Over 35: Chris Trubiani & Justin Date def. Hollands & Aggarwal
2014 Ladies Over 35 Singles: Teresa Beauregard def. Mary Jean Comfort
2014 Ladies Doubles Over 35: Monica Hollands & Christine Rivas def. Emery & Orok
2014 Mixed Doubles Over 35: Joan Emery & Reg Tilbenny def. Jette & Huneault
2014 Men’s Over 55 Singles: Yin-Leong Lian def. Shaheer Mikhail
2014 Men’s Over 55 Doubles: Barry Padolsky & Shaheer Mikhail def. Ramsay & Ramsay
2013 Men’s Over 35 Singles: Ben Etheve-Meek
2013 Men’s Doubles Over 35: Jim Hurcomb & Phil Hurcomb
2013 Ladies Over 35 Singles: Nicole Terrier
2013 Mixed Doubles Over 35: Joan Emery & Reg Tilbenny
2013 Men’s Over 55 Singles: Jim Cameron
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2014 Men’s Over 45 Singles: Bill Mceachern def. Bruce Acland
2014 Men’s Over 45 Singles (Consolation): Shaheer Mikhail def. Mark Chew
2014 Men’s Over 45 Doubles: Imran Syed & Bruce Acland def. Henkelman & Large
2014 Men’s Over 45 Doubles (Consolation): Auger & Bourassa def. Eikenberry & Lalonde
2014 Ladies Over 45 Singles: Jane Thompson def. Teresa Beauregard
2014 Mixed Doubles Over 45: Chantal Desjardins & Serge Richard def. Lalonde & Beaudoin
2014 Men’s Over 65 Singles: Gary Maffett def. Ian Ramsay
2014 Men’s Over 65 Singles (Consolation): Mark Armstrong def. Bob Hutchins
2013 Men’s Over 45 Singles: Bill Mceachern
2013 Ladies Over 45 Singles: Teresa Beauregard
2013 Men’s Over 65 Singles: Gary Maffett
2012 Men’s Over 45 Singles: Bruce Acland
2012 Men’s Over 45 Doubles: Bruce Acland & Marko Vukovic
2012 Ladies Over 45 Singles: Ann Gay
2012 Mixed Doubles Over 45: Greg Orchard & Baerbel Newman
2012 Men’s Over 65 Singles: Gary Maffett
Adult Intermediates
2014 Mens Singles: James Worrall def. Stevan Zonjic
2014 Mens Singles (Consolation): Nabil Afodjo def. Ashwin Jain
2014 Ladies Singles: Sunita Mulpuru def. Anna Beben
2014 Mixed Doubles: Greg Orchard & Baerbel Newman def. Mulrooeny & Kalil
2013 Mens Singles: Chris Halliday
2013 Ladies Singles: Heather Dufault
2012 Mens Singles: Kirk Davies & Kosta Dujic (2 intermediate events that year)
NCTA Ladies Doubles Tournament
2014 June 12-15
Largest draw to date: 16 teams
Main Draw Winners: Christa Cameron & Michelle Brunette
Main Draw Finalists: Nathalie Bordua & Nicki Terrier
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Consol Winners: Claudine Rouleau & Laetitia Habimana
Consol Finalists: Diana Smith & Gana Hamilton
Photos: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ayzdhvo7z76v6v8/AAAwVw1ygl5JrgqpWacF55iga/2014?dl=0
2013 June 21-23
12 teams
Main Draw Winners: Christa Cameron & Mary Bowen
Main Draw Finalists: Nathalie Bordua & Nicki Terrier
Consol Winners: Diana Smith & Gana Hamilton
Consol Finalists: Farnaz Ogaick & Sheila Copps
Photos: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ayzdhvo7z76v6v8/AACHfGc61oXti6PTUJaUYeVka/2013?dl=0
2011 Sept 9-11
10 teams
Main Draw Winners: Nathalie Bordua & Nicki Terrier
Main Draw Finalists: Nicky Myslivecek & Jana Ramsay
Main Draw: http://www.tennis-draws.com/view/draw-16.php?draw_id=588
Jana K’s Photos: https://picasaweb.google.com/janaottawa/TCWOLadiesDoublesTournamentSeptember2011#
2011 June 3-5
11 teams
Main Draw Winners: Nathalie Bordua & Nicki Terrier
Main Draw Finalists: Christa Cameron & Mary Bowen
Consol Winners: Jana Kriz & Lisa Kirchner
Consol Finalists: Leona Jaburkova & Leah Acland
Main Draw: http://www.tennis-draws.com/view/draw-16.php?draw_id=588
Jana K’s Photos: https://picasaweb.google.com/janaottawa/TCWOLadiesDoublesTournamentSeptember2011#
Photos: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ayzdhvo7z76v6v8/AACVGBpuMfdR2Vxe6cwHVra2a/2011?dl=0
NCTA Ladies Doubles Tournament, September 2011 (photography by Jana Kriz)
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NCTA League Results
2012, 2013, 2014
2012 NCTA Summer Leagues
2013 NCTA Summer Mixed Leagues
2013/2014 NCTA Winter Leagues
2014 NCTA End of Summer League Party
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I
n the summer of 2012, NCTA ran three sessions of adult mixed leagues on Tuesdays and Wednesdays
nights. They were organized into boxes of about 4-8 teams.
Each team had 3 men and 3 women and played one men’s doubles, one ladies doubles and one mixed doubles match against members of participating clubs.
The NCTA End-of-summer Party with a round robin, dinner and league award presentations took place at
the Britannia Yacht Club on September 27, 2012 and was well attended and well received.
Wednesday League
Wednesday League
Wednesday League
Division 1
Division 2 East
Division 2 West
Team Standings
Total Points
Team Standings
Total Points
Team Standings
Total Points
Rideau “A”
33
Orleans
40
Manotick “B”
39
TCWO “A”
29
OAC
18
Glen Cairn
30
Barrhaven
29
General Burns
18
Hull
18
Elmdale
26
Rideau “B”
11
City View
10
The Glens
25
Manotick “A”
18
Tuesday League
Wednesday League
Wednesday League
Box 1
Division 1 Session 2
Division 2 East Session 2
Team Standings
Total Points
Team Standings
Total Points
Team Standings
Total Points
OTLBC “B”
22
TCWO “A”
45
Manotick “A”
51
Elmdale
15
Elmdale A
44
Rideau “B”
28
Manotick
15
The Glens
42
General Burns
15
9
Rideau “A”
35
OCA
14
Barrhaven
30
Orleans
11
Rideau “C”
Tuesday League
Box 1 Session 2
Team Standings
Total Points
TCWO “B”
27
OTLBC “B”
19
Elmdale “B”
18
Manotick
4
Rideau “C”
3
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Winners of Session 1
• Division 1 winner - Rideau A (captain Farnaz Ogaick)
• Division 2 East winner - Orleans (captain Julie Besner)
• Division 2 West winner - Manotick B (captain Vivian Kalil)
• Division 3 winner - OTLBC B (captain Teresa Beauregard)
• Division 1 winner - TCWO A (captain Jana Ramsay)
• Division 2 winner – Manotick A (captain Philip Johnson)
• Division 3 winner - TCWO B (captain Ward Cosman)
2013 NCTA Summer Mixed Leagues
Wednesday League
Wednesday League
Wednesday League
Div 1 Session 1
Div 1 Session 2
Div 2 Session 1
Team Standings
Total Points
Team Standings
Total Points
Team Standings
Total Points
TCWO “A”
37
The Glens
46
Manotick “B”
35
OTLBC “A”
36
OTLBC “A”
43
Orleans
31
Elmdale
27
Manotick “A”
39
Glen Cairn
28
Glens
26
Barrhaven
39
City View
19
Manotick “A”
24
Rideau “A”
35
General Burns
13
Rideau “A”
18
TCWO “A”
32
Barrhaven
17
Elmdale
26
Wednesday League
Tuesday League
Tuesday League
Div 2 Session 2
Session 1
Session 2
Team Standings
Total Points
Team Standings
Total Points
Team Standings
Total Points
Glen Cairn
50
TCWO “B”
25
Manotick “C”
57
Manotick “B”
44
Manotick “C”
22
Rideau “B”
52
Gen Burns
40
Rideau “B”
21
TCWO “B”
47
Orleans
23
OTLBC “B”
11
OTLBC “B”
43
City View
14
Manotick “D”
OAC
19
Manotick “D”
15
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• Division 1 winner - TCWO A (captain Jana Ramsay)
• Division 2 winner - Manotick B (captain Mike Antosik)
• Tuesday League - TCWO B (captain Ward Cosman)
• Division 1 winner - The Glens (captain Rob Fontaine)
• Division 2 winner – Glen Cairn (captain Shiraz Meghji)
• Tuesday League - Manotick C (captain Scott Henderson)
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2013/2014 NCTA Winter Leagues
Saturday Team League
Saturday Team League
Sunday Singles League
at TCWO, Division 1
at TCWO, Division 2
at Rideau, Division 1
Team Standings
Total Points
Team Standings
Total Points
Team Standings
Total Points
Eugene Droi 25
GCTC (Shiraz) 24 Stevan Zonjic
8
Manotick A 23.5
TATC (Aronovici) 20 Steven Rae 6
TCWO (Leesa/Tom) 19
Glencairn/Glens (Peter) 19
Lynne Nina 2.5
TCWO (Dianne) 11.5
GCTC (Stacy)
14
Gerard Nina 1.5
St. James (Emery)
9
Manotick B 14 Ivan Ourossov 1
GCTC (Joel)
8
Magnet (Geoff)
7
Gary Eikenberry 1
Alexandre Leroux 1
Erwin Kruger
1
at Rideau, Division 2
at TCWO, Division 1
at TCWO, Division 2
Team Standings
Total Points
Team Standings
Total Points
Team Standings
Total Points
Roman Srutek 7
Kosta Dujic
8
Randy Hilderman 8
Shaun Belanger 4
Ludovic Marcon 7
Yannos Roussos 6
Robert Bulpin 4
Andrej Rajic 7
Adrian Costea 6
Doug Williamson 3
Stevan Zonjic 6
Jean Trudel 5
Sandra Gondermann 3
Diego Estan 6
Shannon Lapierre 4.5
Stephanie Bonnell 2
Li Yu 4.5
Mary Louise Hagan
3
Theresa Beauregard 2
Thomas Portois 3
Peter Friesz 2.5
Jeffrey Clark 0
Steven Shaw 2.5
Jennifer Payne 1
Bob Bowins 1
Kristin Dorrance 0
Jana Kriz 1
Dorette Pollard 0
Al Roberts 1
Cathie Whittaker 0
Kevin Sun 0
David Odumodu 0
Winners of Team League at TCWO
Winners of Singles League
• Division 1: Eugene Droi’s team (Eugene Droi,
Chris Hollands, Monica Hollands, Landdy Zhang)
• Division 2: GCTC team (Shiraz Meghji, Mike
• Division 1 at Rideau Tennis Club: Stevan Zonjic
• Division 1 at TCWO: Kosta Dujic
• Division 2 at Rideau Tennis Club: Roman Srutek
• Division 2 at TCWO: Randy Hilderman
Drover, Naz Meghji, Shari Hill)
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Singles League
Session 2, Box 1
Singles League
Session 2, Box 2
Singles League
Session 2, Box 3
Team Standings
Total Points
Team Standings
Total Points
Jerry Yamashita 5
Michael Parker 2
Jacqueline Nemesvary
2
Eddy Kwan 3
Dan Delorey 1
Renate Pilon 1
Jana Kriz 3
Paul Vaccani 1
Heather Dufault 1
Robert Bulpin 3
Ed Dods 1
Claire Millar 0
Stan Slosar 3
Sharon Vien 1
Katie Derkach 0
Steven Rae 1
Shannon Lapierre 0
Karen Li 0
Al Roberts 0
Wednesday League
Kevin Massé 0
Div 2 Session 2
Patrick Seguin
0
Wednesday League
Div 1 Session 2
Team Standings
Total Points
Team Standings
Total Points
Manotick “A” 45
OAC “A” 43
Craig Henry 43
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St. James (Comerton) 35.5
Elmdale 39
Orleans 32
Rideau “A” 39
St. James (Emery) 24
OTLBC “A” 30
City View 23.5
TCWO “A” 27
Gen Burns 6
Glen Cairn “A” 14
Team Standings
Total Points
Total Points
Tuesday League
Div 3 Session 2
The Glens Singles League
Session 1, Box 2
Team Standings
Singles League
Session 1, Box 3
Team Standings
Total Points
Team Standings
Total Points
OTLBC “B” 44
Manotick “C” 40
Rideau “B” 28
Glen Cairn “B” 26
TCWO “B” 16
St. James (Kerr) 9
OAC “B” 8
Singles League
Session 1, Box 1
Team Standings
Total Points
Matt Derkach 6
Chap Dam 4
Jana Kriz 3
Steven Rae 3
Stan Slosar 4
Ed Dods 6
Robert Bulpin 1
Michael Parker 4
Dan Delorey 5
Patrick Seguin 1
Paul Vaccani 3
Teresa Beauregard 5
Jerry Yamashita 1
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Heather Dufault 2
Al Roberts 0
Kevin Masse 1
Claire Millar 1
Sharon Vien 0
Renate Pilon 0
Katie Derkach 1
Shannon Lapierre 0
Eddy Kwan
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Wednesday League
Wednesday League
Tuesday League
Div 1 Session 1
Div 2 Session 1
Div 3 Session 1
Team Standings
Team Standings
Total Points
Total Points
Team Standings
Total Points
Rideau “A” 41
Glen Cairn “A” 52 OTLBC “B” 44
The Glens 39
St. James (Comerton) 48
Glen Cairn “B” 34
TCWO “A” 33
Manotick “A”
42
Rideau “B” 26
Elmdale 24
Craig Henry 34
Manotick “C” 25
OTLBC “A” 24
Orleans 31
St. James (Kerr)
22
OAC “A” 15
St. James (Emery) 22
TCWO “B”
15
OAC “B”
14
Gen Burns 12.5
City View 10.5
2014 NCTA Adult Mixed League Session 1 (May-July 2014)
• Div 1 Winner: Rideau “A” (Captains Farnaz Ogaick, Sheila Copps)
• Div 2 Winner: Glen Cairn “A” (Captain Mike Drover)
• Div 3 Winner: OTLBC “B” (Captain Teresa Beauregard)
2014 NCTA Adult Mixed League Session 2 (July-September 2014)
• Div 1 Winner: The Glens (Captain Rob Fontaine)
• Div 2 Winner: OAC (Captain Andrew Winder)
• Div 3 Winner: Manotick B (Captain Trevor DeFreitas)
2014 Summer Singles League Session 1 (May-July 2014)
• Box 1 Winner: Matt Derkach
• Box 2 Winner: Stan Slosar
• Box 3 Winner: Ed Dods
2014 Summer Singles League Session 2 (July-September 2014)
• Box 1 Winner: Jerry Yamashita
• Box 2 Winner: Michael Parker
• Box 3 Winner: Jacqueline Nemesvary
(Group of NCTA players who participated in the winter leagues 2014)
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2014 NCTA End of Summer League Party
T
he end of the summer league was celebrated at the beautiful Ottawa Tennis and Lawn Bowling club.
Sixty three tennis players came out to play for two hours in a round robin organized by Jana.
The NCTA brought in the Smash Cage and players could test their serve speed and have a chance at winning
a prize if they could guess the approximate speed of their serve. All this was followed by a delicious dinner
of Chicken Dijonaise Gratin with Horiatiki and Campagna salads accompanied by mini white and mini red
potato salad served on the OTLBC balcony.
Bruce Ramsay, the NCTA Secretary, entertained the dinner guests with two challenging tennis trivia quizzes. Each table became a trivia quiz team with prizes going to the members of the two winning tables. After
dinner Jana announced the winners of the summer single and team league divisions with prizes going to the
lucky winners.
The evening ended with Phil Johnson, the NCTA President, presenting Jana with a thank you gift for all her
amazing work. This was the last year for Jana as the league coordinator. Thank you Jana for the great job you
did all these years. You will be missed! We’ll see you again on the courts!
Ottawa Tennis and Lawn Bowling club (Photography by Jana Kriz)
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NCTA Past Champions
From 1910 to 2014
NCTA City Championships
NCTA Intermediate Championships
NCTA Seniors Over 35
NCTA Boys Under 18 Singles – H. S. Southam Trophy
NCTA Girls Under 18 Singles – Mrs. H. F. Wright Trophy
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(Photography by Jana Kriz)
NCTA City Championships
Men’s Singles – Sir Percy Lake Trophy
2014 – Adrian Frei
1984 – Rob Cartwright
1954 – Hamilton Quain
2013 – Iancu Ghinda
1983 – Colin McAlpin
1953 – J. J. Sarra-Bournet
2012 – Mike Sutcliffe
1952 – Rudi Mikowetz
2011 – Adrian Frei
1951 – Gerry LaFortune
2010 – Galin Nizortchev
1980 – Shaheer Mikhail
1950 – Gaetan Valois
1979 – Dale Power
1949 – Dick Cherry
1978 – Cameron Monroe
1948 – Don McDiarmid
2007 – Zhenya Kondratovsky
2006 – Luis Gomez
1976 – Charles Dionne
2005 – Michael Verney
1945 – No Event
1974 – Scott Dunlop
1944 – No Event
2003 – Jonathan Adamson
1973 – Michael Cowpland
1943 – No Event
2002 – Robin Clark
1972 – Jean Paquette
1942 – No Event
1971 – Marinus Wins
1940 – Edgar J. Murphy
1999 – Martin Michalofski
1969 – Terry Leach
1939 – Eddie O’Hara
1998 – Martin Michalofski
1968 – Pierre Robillard
1967 – Tony O’Donnell
1937 – J. W. O’Hara
1996 – Philip Cheung
1966 – Howard Simpson
1936 – J. W. O’Hara
1995 – Jim Catton
1935 – J. W. O’Hara
1934 – Georges LeClerc
1963 – Ralph Oliver
1933 – Georges LeClerc
1962 – Maurice Landry
1932 – J.C. I. Edwards
1961 – Redmond Quain Jr.
1931 – Phil Hurcomb
1930 – J. W. O’Hara
1959 – Frank Korpas
1929 – Roy Pennock
1958 – Frank Korpas
1928 – T. M. Brown
1987 – Simon Cadoret
1957 – Gerry LaFortune
1927 – G.E. Strike
1986 – Ted Thompson
1926 – A. J. Belliveau
1925 – E. E. Heppenstall
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1924 – H.F. Wright
1919 – Dr. J. R. O’Brien
1914 – P. W. Murphy
1923 – A. J. Belliveau
1918 – No Event
1913 – G. E. McClelland
1922 – E. A. Thomas
1917 – No Event
1912 – M. B. Bonnell
1921 – J. F McKinley
1916 – No Event
1911 – Victor Woodland
1920 – Dr. J. R. O’Brien
1915 – P. L. Armstrong
1910 – M. B. Bonnell
Women’s Singles – P. D. Ross Trophy
2014 – Elisabeth Fournier
1987 – Dominika Gregorova
1960 – Carol Stevenson
2013 – Petra Januskova
1986 – Jennifer Kalnitsky
1959 – Patricia Ryan
1985 – Martine Guerin
2011 – Jenny Sheng
1984 – Kerri Cartwright
1957 – Mariette Laframboise
2010 – Rachel Cruickshank
1983 – Elizabeth McDougall
1956 – Marguerite Pineau
2009 – Kasia Poplawski
1955 – Miriam Raitboth
1954 – Carol Turcotte
2007 – Elisabeth Fournier
1980 – Evelyn Hustwit
2006 – Ashley Smith
1979 – Janet Biewald
1952 – Sonia Ladouceur
2005 – Ashley Smith
1951 – Janeth Rutherford
2004 – Janie Soublière
1977 – Julie Cobb
1950 – Patricia Lowe
2003 – Erin Moore
1976 – Christa Kruse
2002 – Erika Januskova
1948 – Vera Lewis
2001 – Aleksandra Paliga
1947 – Vera Lewis
1973 – Patricia Marks
1946 – Pat Rappell Adams
1999 – Kelly Giffin
1972 – Linda Khan
1945 – No Event
1998 – Geneviève Lafontaine
1944 – No Event
1997 – Geneviève Lafontaine
1943 – No Event
1996 – Michelle Brunette
1969 – Pamela McManus
1942 – No Event
1995 – Jessica Rush
1968 – Susan Butt
1941 – D. W. (Beryl) Mundell
1994 – Christine Nichols
1967 – Rosemarie Fletcher
1940 – Winnifred McConnell
1993 – Janie Soublière
1938 – Elaine Devine
1937 – H. L . (Doris) Beer
1961 – Ann Macklin
1934 – Phyllis Rykert
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1930 – Lillian Wattsford
1927 – Alice Dexter
1929 – Phoebe Grierson
1926 – Muriel Bremner
1931 – Phoebe Grierson
Men’s Doubles – Dr. F. C. Hanna & Birks Trophies
2014 – Adrian Frei, Taylor Ferrier
1985 – Colin McAlpin, Bill MacPhail
2013 – Jim Fawcett & Mike Sutcliffe
1984 – Ted Thompson, John Bedward
2012 – Jim Fawcett & Mike Sutcliffe
1983 – Colin McAlpin, Stewart McAlpin
2011 – Nicholas Vincent, Patrick Robichaud
1982 – Jim Cameron, Ted Thompson
2010 – Galin Nizortchev, Matt Sherman
1981 – Michel Hurtubise, Paul Valois
2009 – Jim Cameron, Galin Nizortchev
1980 – Les Hockey, Bill MacPhail
2008 – Galin Nizortchev, Adrian Frei
1979 – Dale Power, Michael Carroll
2007 – Colin McAlpin, Zhenya Kondratovsky
1978 – Jim Boyce, Gabriel Rona
2006 – Colin McAlpin, Zhenya Kondratovsky
1977 – Jim Cameron, Ted Thompson
2005 – Brandon Alguire, Alain Regier
1976 – Cameron Monroe, Steve Segal
2004 – Marcos Valencia, Andrew Hawel
1975 – Bud Leroux, Bill MacPhail
2003 – Winner Not Known
1974 – Michael Carroll, Michael Cowpland
2002 – Jonathan Adamson, Robin Clark
1973 – Scott Dunlop, Paul Henry
2001 – Peter Worthing, Tomas Veskimae
1972 – Murray Wiggins, Eugene Robillard
2000 – Marthew Scopa, Sven Bruening
1971 – No Event
1999 – Marko Vuckovic, Zhenya Kondratovsky
1970 – Tony O’Donnell, Gary Hockey
1998 – Rob Cartwright, Tim Thompson
1969 – Rick Marshall, John McManus
1997 – Zhenya Kondratovsky, Marko Vuckovic
1968 – Terry Leach, Marinus Wins
1967 – Tony O’Donnell, David Ryan
1995 – Jim Cameron, Paul Valois
1966 – Ray Greenhall, Brian Graham
1994 – No Event
1965 – David Ryan, Guy Rainville
1964 – Gerry Lafortune, Maurice Landry
1963 – David Low, Ralph Oliver
1991 – Mark Ernst, Paul Valois
1962 – Marcel Chartrand, Gerry Lafortune
1990 – Colin McAplin, Paul Valois
1961 – Hamilton Quain, Robin Lees
1989 – Jim Catton, Keith Leech
1988 – Paul Valois, Rick Valois
1987 – Ted Thompson, John Bedward
1958 – Gerry Lafortune, George House
1986 – John Savone, Rob Cartwright
1957 – Gerry Lafortune, Gaetan Valois
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1956 – Gerry Lafortune, Gaetan Valois
1932 – E. C. Connolly, C. P. Connolly
1955 – Gerry Lafortune, Ben Pozitsky
1931 – E. C. Condon, James Woods
1954 – Redmond Quain Jr., Hamilton Quain
1930 – E. C. Connolly, C. P. Connolly
1953 – Art McKight, Gerry Lafortune
1929 – E. E. Heppenstall, E. E. Pennock
1928 – E. C. Condon, Jerome Paradis
1927 – L. W. Moore, T. M. Moore
1926 – L. W. Moore, T. M. Moore
1949 – Don McDiarmid, Gaetan Valois
1925 – A. M. Milne, E. E. Heppenstall
1948 – Art McKnight, Edgar Murphy
1924 – H. F. Wright, Dr. J. R. O’Brien
1947 – Don McDiarmid. Eddie O’Hara
1923 – E. A. Thomas, L. W. Moore
1922 – E. A. Thomas, L. W. Moore
1945 – No Event
1921 – H. F. Wright, J. F. McKinley
1944 – No Event
1920 – Lionel Hunter, Ronald Sharp
1943 – No Event
1919 – Lionel Hunter, Ronald Sharp
1942 – No Event
1918 – No Event
1917 – No Event
1940 – E. C. Connolly, Gord Shorter
1916 – No Event
1939 – E. C. Connolly, Gord Shorter
1915 – No Event
1938 – E. C. Connolly, Don McDiarmid
1914 – M. B. Bonnell, P. L. Armstrong
1937 – J. W. O’Hara, Don McDiarmid
1913 – R. S. Raby, G. E. McClelland
1936 – E. C. Connolly, Georges Leclerc
1912 – M. B. Bonnell, William Duthie
1935 – E. C. Connolly, Georges Leclerc
1911 – R. S. Raby, G. H. Wattsford
1934 – E. C. Condon, Georges Leclerc
1910 – R. S. Raby, G. H. Wattsford
1933 – J. C. I. Edwards, Georges Leclerc
Women’s Doubles – Hon. Charles Murphy Trophy
2014 – Elisabeth Fournier and Petra Januskova
2006 – Christine Li Wan Po, Christine Nichols
2013 – Eva Januskova-Lehmann, Petra Januskova
2005 – Anne-Marie Belleau, Elise St.Antoine
2012 – Eva Januskova-Lehmann, Petra Januskova
2004 – Janie Soublière, Christine Nichols
2011 – Maria Klokotsky, Rachel Cruickshank
2010 – Rachel Cruickshank, Elaine Douglas-Miron
2002 – Aleksandra Paliga, Maria Klokotsky
2009 – Christine Nichols, Sue Feldman
2001 – No Event
2008 – Petra Januskova, Rachel Cruickshank
2000 – Maria Klokotzky, Erika Januskova
2007 – Laura Pola, Rachel Cruickshank
1999 – Jennifer Stiell, Sue Simmons
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1998 – Michelle Brunette, Catherine Rea
1965 – Patricia Marks, Jean MacPherson
1997 – Kerri Cartwright, Janie Soublière
1964 – Carol Stevenson, Jean MacPherson
1996 – Michelle Brunette, Catherine Rea
1963 – Patricia Marks, Jean MacPherson
1995 – Kerri Cartwright, Janie Soublière
1962 – Barbara Cotton, Jean MacPherson
1994 – Christine Nichols, Evelyn Hustwit
1961 – Lorna Rice, Rosemarie Fletcher
1993 – Joelle Lipski, Christine Nichols
1960 – Barbara Cotton, Patricia Ryan
1992 – Alex Kalnitsky, Jennifer Kalnitsky
1991 – Evelyn Hustwit, Patricia Marks
1990 – Alex Kalnitsky, Jennifer Kalnitsky
1957 – Barbara Cotton, Mariette Laframboise
1989 – Jennifer Bland, Dominika Gregorova
1956 – Rose Fletcher, Ann Macklin
1988 – Jennifer Kalnitsky, Dominika Gregorova
1955 – Rose Fletcher, Ann Macklin
1987 – Jennifer Kalnitsky, Dominika Gregorova
1954 – Lorna Rice, Janeth McKinley
1986 – Hilje Paradis, Patricia Marks
1953 – Lorna Rice, Joan Batterton
1985 – Martine Guerin, Tracey Clark
1952 – Sonia Ladouceur, Patricia Cockburn
1984 – Elizabeth McDougall, Christa Cameron
1951 – Lorna Rice, Rosemarie Fletcher
1983 – Elizabeth McDougall, Kerri Cartwright
1950 – Janeth Rutherford, Ilse Sprung
1982 – Christa Cameron, Gail Blake
1949 – Patricia Lowe, Diane Lowe
1981 – Kerri Cartwright, Martine Guerin
1948 – Vera Lewis, Sonia Swift
1980 – Evelyn Hustwit, Lynne Hustwit
1945 – No Event
1944 – No Event
1943 – No Event
1975 – Brenda Shoemaker, Cynthia Nowlan
1942 – No Event
1941 – Vera Lewis, Winnifred McConnell
1973 – Evelyn Hustwit, Frances Green
1940 – Vera Lewis, Winnifred McConnell
1972 – Patricia Marks, Marguerite Wagner
1939 – Doreen Graham, Marguerite Lanthier
1971 – Evelyn Hustwit, Frances Green
1938 – Ora Davis, Rejane Matte
1970 – Rosemary Jull, Evelyn Hustwit
1937 – Mrs. H. L. Beer, Phyllis Rykert
1969 – Rosemary Jull, Evelyn Hustwit
1968 – Elizabeth Mordasewicz, Evelyn Hustwit
1967 – Rosemarie Fletcher, Sheila Robertson
1966 – Patricia Marks, Barbara Cotton
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1931 – Margaret Best, Doreen Kenny
1927 – Mrs. G. S. Macfarlane, Phyllis Rykert
1926 – Mrs. G. S. MacFarlane, Lola Beliveau
Mixed Doubles – John Murphy Trophy
2014 – Elisabeth Fournier, James Ferguson
1986 – Christine Nichols, Jim Catton
2013 – Petra Januskova, Malik Bhatnagar
1985 – Martine Guerin, John Savone
2012 – Elianne Douglas-Miron, Daniele Longo
1984 – Shona Brown, Colin McAlpin
2011 – Eva Januskova-Lehmann, Chris Wheeler
1983 – Elizabeth McDougall, Michel Hurtubise
2010 – Elaine Douglas-Miron, Adrien Frei
1982 – Martine Guerin, François Poirier
2009 – Rachel Cruickshank, Adrien Frei
1981 – Evelyn Hustwit, Michael Carroll
2008 – Rachel Cruickshank, Galin Nizortchev
1980 – Christa Cameron, Jim Cameron
2007 – Laura Pola, Andrew Hawel
1979 – Marjorie Blackwood, Harry Blackwood
2006 – Christine LiWanPo, Jose Gomez
2005 – Christine LiWanPo, Jose Gomez
1977 – Patricia Marks, Eric Smith
2004 – Janie Soublière, Dale Power
1976 – No Event
1975 – Patricia Marks, Bob Geoffrion
2002 – Aleksandra Paliga, Andre Paliga
1974 – Patricia Marks, Michael Carroll
2001 – Erin Moore, Jonathan Adamson
1973 – Sheena McKenzie, Reg Lian
2000 – Erika Januskova, Jonathan Sklenar
1972 – Evelyn Hustwit, Michael Cowpland
1999 – Sue Simmons, Hugo Aubry
1971 – Pamela McManus, Gary Hockey
1998 – Celine Depaul, Jimmy Carreau
1970 – Michelle Parent, Marinus Wins
1997 – Susan Stone, Marko Vuckovic
1969 – Evelyn Hustwit, Michael Cowpland
1996 – Martine Guerin, Marko Vuckovic
1968 – Susan Butt, Tony O’Donnell
1995 – Christine Nichols, Olivier Guillaume
1967 – Evelyn Hustwit, Ray Greenhall
1994 – Dominika Gregorova, Tony Roth
1966 – Carol Gibson, Ben Pozitsky
1993 – Janie Soublière, Rob Cartwright
1965 – Sonia Ladouceur, Gerry Lafortune
1992 – Janie Soublière, Rob Cartwright
1964 – Carol Stevenson, Gerry Lafortune
1991 – Michelle Brunette, Ed Hladkowicz
1990 – Jennifer Kalnitsky, Rob Cartwright
1989 – Eva Januskova, Tim Thompson
1961 – Carol Stevenson, Robin Lees
1988 – Jennifer Kalnitsky, Jim Catton
1960 – Patricia Ryan, Hamilton Quain
1987 – Jennifer Kalnitsky, Ted Thompson
1959 – Patricia Ryan, Hamilton Quain
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1941 – Vera Lewis, Art McKnight
1957 – Mariette Laframboise, Gerry Lafortune
1956 – Patricia Cockburn, Gerry Lafortune
1939 – Winnifred McConnell, Eddie O’Hara
1955 – Carol Turcotte, Gerry Lafortune
1938 – Ora Davis, E. C. Connolly
1937 – Mrs. H. L. Beer, E. C. Connolly
1936 – Phyllis Rykert, E. C. Condon
1935 – Mrs. H. L. Beer, Georges Leclerc
1934 – Mrs. H. L. Beer, Georges Leclerc
1950 – Sonia Swift, Gerry Lafortune
1933 – Mrs. Edwards, J. C. I. Edwards
1949 – Sonia Swift, Edgar Murphy
1932 – Phoebe Grierson, J. C. I. Edwards
1948 – Vera Lewis, Bob Duford
1931 – Phoebe Grierson, E. C. Condon
1947 – Vera Lewis, Bob Duford
1930 – Doreen Kenny, E. C. Condon
1929 – Phyllis Rykert, Phil Hurcomb
1945 – No Event
1928 – Phyllis Rykert, Phil Hurcomb
1944 – No Event
1927 – Alice Dexter, Grant Dexter
1943 – No Event
1926 – Muriel Bremner, E. C. Condon
1942 – No Event
1925 – Muriel Bremner, E. C. Condon
NCTA Intermediate Championships
Intermediate Men’s Singles
2014 – James Worrall
2000 – Jason Staples
1986 – Bill McEachern
2013 – Chris Halliday
1999 – Rodrigo Salinas
1985 – Attella Nagy
2012 – Kirk Davies & Kosta Dujic
1998 – Steve Bryce
1984 – Marko Vuckovic
(2 intermediate events that year)
1997 – Hugo Aubry
1983 – Pat Wu
2010 – Olivier Bassett
1996 – Jimmy Carreau
1982 – David Crabbe
2009 –
1995 – Bruce Acland
1981 – No Event
2008 – Francisco Alvarez
1994 – Vince Littke
1980 – Pat Wu
2007 – Rob Fontaine
1993 – Sanjay Ghandi
2006 – Juan Delgado
1992 – Kevin Pendergrast
1978 – Kevin Hamilton
2005 – John Wins-Purdy
1991 – Olivier Guillaume
1977 – David Large
2004 – Scott Ventureyra
1990 – Chris Dorey
1976 – Allan MacDonald
2003 – Bernard Fortier
1989 – Barry Casselman
1975 – Marc Lepage
2002 – Bill Stunt
1988 – Marc Adler
1974 – Bud Leroux
2001 – David Wu
1987 – Yvon Roy
1973 – Terry Hill
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1972 – Bob Geoffrion
1959 – Denis Page
1946 – No Event
1971 – Gerry Filion
1958 – Pierre Lamoureux
1945 – No Event
1970 – Arnaud DeGouville
1944 – No Event
1956 – Eugene Robillard
1943 – No Event
1968 – Michael Cowpland
1955 – Harold Lithwick
1942 – No Event
1967 – Terry Leech
1954 – Victor Macklin
1941 – Yvon Pepin
1966 – Don Douglas
1940 – Forbes Munroe
1965 – Paul Henry
1952 – Guy Cloutier
1939 – Charles LeRoyer
1964 – Rick Marshall
1951 – Ben Pozitsky
1938 – E. D. Berry
1950 – John Johnson
1937 – J. de Jocas
1962 – Don Gilchrist
1949 – J. J. Sarra-Bournet
1936 – Gordon Shorter
1961 – Jacques Ranger
1948 – Redmond Quain Jr.
1935 – G. R. Green
1960 – Ed Stevenson
1947 – Barney Lawrence
1934 – Jardine Day
Intermediate Women’s Singles
2014 – Sunita Mulpuru
1993 – Annette McGylnn
1974 – Christa Kruse
2013 – Heather Dufault
1992 – Manuela Savini
1973 – Agnes Carriere
2010 – Li Yu
1991 – Anhthu Vu
1972 – Louise Coulombe
2009 –
1990 – Lesley Hulse
1971 – Janet de Verteuil
2008 – Baerbel Newman
1989 – Sandra MacLeod
1970 – Judy Argue
2007 – No Event
1988 – Robina Pearce
1969 – Amy Mantsch
2006 – Jana Kriz
1987 – Annette McGlynn
1968 – Joan Taylor
2005 – Ana Solajic
1986 – Michelle Brunette
1967 – Michelle Parent
2004 – No Event
1985 – Karen Chan
1966 – Carol Steers
2003 – No Event
1984 – Margo Greenberg
1965 – Joan Guenault
2002 – Patti Kidd
1983 – Pierrette Lamirande
1964 – Marguerite Wagner
1982 – Rachel Adm
1963 – Valmai Elley
1981 – No Event
1962 – Vera Ablack
1999 – Jennifer Wong
1980 – Barbara Kerr
1961 – Jean MacPherson
1998 – Madeleine Bérubé
1979 – Hilje Paradis
1960 – Barbara Cotton
1997 – Jane Hazel
1978 – Kea von Michalofski
1959 – Anne Heggtveit
1996 – Michelle Gagnon
1977 – Jessica Chutter
1958 – Yvette Houle
1995 – Hélène Coulombe
1976 – Stans van Wijk
1957 – Barbara Ritchie
1994 – Cathy O’Halloran
1975 – Barbara Louch
1956 – Ella Ritchie
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1955 – Georgette Delecreataz
1947 – Rita Hartney
1939 – Doreen Graham
1954 – Georgette Delecreataz
1946 – No Event
1938 – Marguerite Lanthier
1953 – Muriel Finlayson
1945 – No Event
1937 – Jeanne Francis
1952 – Marguerite Pineau
1944 – No Event
1936 – Eileen Devine
1943 – No Event
1935 – Phyllis Darch
1950 – Edith O’Halloran
1942 – No Event
1934 – Clair Bigras
1949 – Diane Lowe
1941 – Adrienne Larose
1948 – Jean Kitchin
1940 – Mrs. D. L. Ralston
Intermediate Men’s Doubles
2008 – Brian Riley, Martin Maione
1984 – Jim Hurcomb, Marko Vuckovic
2007 – Bruce Ramsay, M. Salat
1983 – Phil Hurcomb, Jim Hurcomb
2006 – No Event
1982 – Elmer Hara, Pat Wu
2005 – Peter Reinecke, John Wins-Purdy
1981 – No Event
2004 – No Event
1980 – Gregg Shimokura, Pat Wu
2003 – Bernard Fortier, Rob Edwards
1979 – Rudy Slozil, Terry Jamieson
2002 – Andrew Verney, Kelly Kinahan
1978 – Randy Rosenthal, Robert Power
2001 – Greg Orchard, Jean-Paul Pham
1977 – Elmer Hara, Ed Hladkowicz
2000 – Bryan Macmillan, David Rutkay
1999 – François Cyr, Normand Boulé
1975 – Bill MacPhail, Russ Levia
1998 – Wayne Cheung, Steven Bryce
1974 – Bud Leroux, Russ Levia
1997 – Rob Fountaine, Bruce Hickson
1973 – Bill McRae, Gordon Liang
1996 – Hugo Aubry, Ryan Zeman
1972 – Bill MacPhail, Cameron Munroe
1995 – Imran Syed, Eric Bowie-Reed
1971 – Ray Kimoto, Graeme Forrester
1994 – Chris Jordan, Gary Maffett
1970 – Claude Marleau, Ray Kimoto
1993 – Sanjay Ghandi, Mark Boudreau
1969 – Scott Dunlop, Paul Henry
1992 – Kevin Pendergrast, Mark Boudreau
1968 – Michael Cowpland, Jacques Tomaro
1991 – Derek Koenig, Doug Johnson
1967 – Terry Leech, Uwe Nahnsen
1990 – Chris Dorey, Walter Roucek
1966 – Ray Greenhall, Brian Graham
1989 – Keven Ward, Colin Harding
1965 – Brian Wilson, Roger Waters
1988 – Craig Mook-Sang, Pierre Despatie
1964 – Paul Henry, David Ryan
1987 – Graham Gardner, Kevin Ward
1963 – Rick Marshall, Jean Paquette
1962 – Don Douglas, Peter Maltby
1985 – David Mabson, Don MacLeod
1961 – Gerry Capello, Bill Cunningham
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1960 – Eugene Robillard, Jacques Tomaro
1953 – Jean Paquette, Maurice Croteau
1959 – Guy Rainville, Denis Page
1952 – John Milliken, Joe Atyeo
1958 – Hugh Edgar, Jeff Jeffries
1951 – Marcel Viau, Denis Delisle
1957 – George House, Logie Macdonnell
1950 – Gilbert Jolicoeur, John McQuaig
1956 – Rick Marshall, Eugene Robillard
1949 – John Blackburn, Gilbert Jolicoeur
1955 – Gordon Smith, Don Montgomery
1954 – Gordon Smith, Jeff Jeffries
Intermediate Women’s Doubles
2008 – No Event
1983 – Joan Dixon, Jan Steele
2007 – No Event
1982 – No Event
2006 – No Event
1981 – Rachel Adm, Vivien Van Breemen
2005 – No Event
1980 – Barbara Kerr, Flo Szabo
2004 – No Event
1979 – Maureen Ball, Madeleine Hamilton
2003 – No Event
1978 – Diane Hilary, Joy Donald
2002 – D. Andrei, A Smith
1977 – Gail Black, Marilyn Brown
2001 – No Event
1976 – Joy Donald, Audrey Braid
2000 – No Event
1975 – Maureen Garbutt, Barbara Forster
1999 – No Event
1974 – Barbara Knapp, Lynne Noel
1998 – Sheila McQueen, Cathy Carter
1973 – Barbara Knapp, Sheena McKenzie
1997 – Sue Simmons, Jennifer Stiell
1972 – Rose Fletcher, Joy Kelly
1996 – Beverly Verney, Pierrette Lamirande
1971 – Rose Fletcher, Janeth McKinley
1995 – Hélène Coulombe, Louise Coulombe
1970 – Joan Taylor, Robin Lee Munroe
1994 – Stans van Wijk, Rosemae Blackwood
1969 – Amy Mantsch, Catherine Sidebottom
1993 – Ellen Heide, Diane Pelton
1968 – Sue Power, Shirley Watson
1992 – Manuela Savini, Michelle Brunette
1967 – Lorna Rice, Elizabeth Mordasewicz
1991 – Carol Rosenthall, Ahnthu Vu
1966 – Margaret Burrows, Sheila Robertson
1990 – Ellen Heide, Barbara Kerr
1965 – Joan Guenault, Carol Steers
1989 – Michelle Brunette, Linda Spence
1964 – Marguerite Wagner, Joan Guenault
1988 – Robina Pearce, Gwen Sarkadi
1963 – Marguerite Wagner, Joan Guenault
1987 – Roxanne Nelson, Katie Jarvis
1962 – Peggy Jardine, Sue Driver
1986 – Michelle Brunette, Barbara Spiva
1961 – Jean MacPherson, Yvette Houle
1985 – Ann Bostock, Stans van Wijk
1960 – Heather Blaine, Linda McCarthy
1984 – Annette McGlynn, Gwen Sarkadi
1959 – Audrey Braid, Pat Morton
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1958 – Jeanette Buchanan, Jean Southworth
1952 – Marguerite Pineau, Anne Budreo
1957 – Mariam Little, Jean Southworth
1951 – Carol Turcotte, Penny Low
1956 – Janette Buchanan, Ella Ritchie
1950 – Marguerite Pineau, Cecile Richard
1955 – Georgette Delecreataz, Dawn McDonald
1949 – Audrey Braid, Marguerite Wall
1954 – Miranda Lawson, Maria van Spanje
1948 – Jean Kitchin, Jane O’Neill
1953 – Eleanor Bates, Anne Budreo
1947 – Rita Hartney, Beatrice Carroll
Intermediate Mixed Doubles
2014 – Greg Orchard, Baerbel Newman
1982 – Rachel Adm, Pierre Adm
2008 – Baerbel Newman, Martin Maione
1981 – No Event
2006, 2007 – No Event
1980 – Maureen Morgan, Ed Stevenson
2005 – Ana Solajic, John Wins-Purdy
1979 – Maureen Ball, Geoffrey Ball
2004 – No Event
1978 – Diane Hilary, Elmer Hara
2003 – No Event
1977 – Jane Van Ingen, Elmer Hara
2002 – No Event
1976 – Ria Kruyne, Eugene Robillard
2001 – Sheila McQueen, Basil Bowen
1975 – Marguerite Wagner, Elmer Hara
2000 – No Event
1974 – Lynne Noel, Gerry Filion
1999 – Jane Hazel, Paul Zeitoun
1973 – Barbara Knapp, Elmer Hara
1998 – Sheila McQueen, Scott Noyes
1972 – Frances Green, Gordon Laing
1997 – Baerbel Newman, Michel Abrogoua
1971 – No Event
1996 – Michelle Brunette, Hugo Aubry
1970 – Edith Connolly, Glen Larocque
1995 – Gudrun Brune, Bruce Hickson
1969 – Amy Mantsch, Don Hambling
1994 – Sue Simmons, Eric Bowie-Reed
1968 – Doris Turner, Jack Hambling
1993 – Ann Laubstein, Mark Boudreau
1967 – Michelle Parent, Ray Greenhall
1992 – Sue Feldman, Bill Shannon
1966 – Margaret Burrows, Dave Smith
1991 – Sandra Trattles, Imran Syed
1965 – Shirley Watson, Paul Henry
1990 – Sue Feldman, Bill Shannon
1964 – Sheila Robertson, Dave Smith
1989 – Karen Chan, Michel Dalpe-Charron
1963 – Valmai Elley, Warwick Elley
1988 – Flo Szabo, Ed Sienkiewicz
1962 – Diane Simard, Jean Paquette
1987 – Lucie Oliver-Cyr, François Cyr
1961 – Yvette Houle, Howard Simpson
1986 – Stephanie Tibbits, Jamie Laschinger
1960 – Maureen Morgan, Ed Stevenson
1985 – Karen Chan, Mike Best
1959 – Miriam Little, Denis Page
1984 – Mirjam Goossens, Leon Goossens
1958 – Jean Southworth, Ed Stevenson
1983 – Ria Kruyne, Craig Leverman
1957 – Maureen Nash, Al Livingston
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Masters Men’s Singles Over 35
2014 – James Ferguson
2001 – Jim Cameron
1990 – Yvon Roy
2013 – Ben Etheve-Meek
1989 – Paul Melia
1988 – Chad Gaffield
1987 – John Tibbits
1997 – Stan Bhend
1985 – Gary Maffett
2006 – Peter Worthing
1995 – Bill Stunt
1984 – John Tibbits
2005 – Matt Bellamy
1994 – No Event
1983 – Paul Henry
2004 – Barry Casselman
1993 – Reg Lian
1982 – Paul Henry
2003 – Jack Newton
1992 – Ted Thompson
1981 – Michael Carroll
1980 – Joe Scott
Masters Women’s Singles Over 35
2014 – Teresa Beauregard
2013 – Nicole Terrier
1999 – Jennifer Wong
2009 – Nicole Terrier
1998 – Sue Simmons
1997 – Diane Dodds
1985 – Beverly Tibbits
1984 – Beverly Tibbits
2005 – No Event
1983 – Joanne Eartly
2004 – No Event
1993 – No Event
1982 – Anne Fanthome
2003 – No Event
1981 – Anne Fanthome
2002 – Sue Simmons
1980 – Anne Khare
Masters Men’s Doubles Over 35
2014 – Chris Trubiani, Justin Date
2006 – Imran Syed, Samir Bhatnager
2013 – Jim Hurcomb, Phil Hurcomb
2005 – Kurt Carter, Jack Newton
2010 – Martin Marion, Bruce Acland
2004 – Kurt Carter, Marcel Charette
2009 – Bruce Acland, Bill McEachern
2003 – Bruce Acland, Pat Charr
2008 – Imran Syed, Bill McEachern
2002 – Kurt Carter, Marcel Charette
2007 – No Event
2001 – Marko Vuckovic, Imran Syed
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2000 – John Tokos, Nathan Levine
1999 – Glen Fujiwara, Bill MacEachern
1988 – Gary Maffett, Jim Hurcomb
1998 – Marko Vuckovic, Nathan Levine
1987 – Gary Maffett, Stuart Adam
1997 – Stan Bhend, Allan MacDonald
1986 – John Tibbits, Michael Cowpland
1996 – Michael Cowpland, Paul Valois
1985 – Paul Henry, Marinus Wins
1995 – Ted Thompson, David Large
1994 – Marinus Wins, Paul Henry
1993 – Gary Roberts, Kirby MacKay
1982 – Steve Glavin, Rudy Slozil
1992 --Ted Thompson, David Large
1991 – Paul Melia, Yvon Roy
1980 – Bruce Kinsella, Steve Morvai
1990 – Paul Melia, Yvon Roy
Masters Women’s Doubles Over 35
2014 – Monica Hollands, Christine Rivas
1993 – Ria Kruyne, Stans van Wijk
2010 – Baerbel Newman, Kathy Baird
1992 – Patricia Marks, Evelyn Hustwit
2009 – Baerbel Newman, Michelle Gagnon
1991 – Patricia Marks, Evelyn Hustwit
2008 – Baerbel Newman, Michelle Gagnon
1990 – No Event
2003 - 2007 – No Event
1989 – Patricia Marks, Hilje Paradis
2002 – Evelyn Hustwit, Pat Marks
1988 – Patricia Marks, Shan Ross
2001 – Pat Marks, Christine Nichols
1987 – Hilje Paradis, Patricia Marks
2000 – Baerbel Newman, Shelia McQueen
1986 – Evelyn Hustwit, Beatrice Short
1999 – Patricia Marks, Annette McGlynn
1985 – Beverley Tibbits, Ria Kruyn
1998 – Patricia Marks, Annette McGlynn
1984 – Beatrice Short, Adrienne Williams
1997 – Kathy Baird, Baerbel Newman
1983 – Isabelle Southwell, Joanna Scissons
1996 – Annette McGlynn, Gwen Meireles
1982 – Mary Balfour, Kea von Michalofski
1995 – Shan Ross, Penny Goldrick
1981 – Brigitte Bonus, Beatrice Short
1994 – Pat Marks, Karen Chan
1980 – Anne Khare, Mary Balfour
Masters Mixed Doubles Over 35
2014 – Joan Emery, Reg Tilbenny
2002 – Sue Simmons, Paul Zeitoun
2013 – Joan Emery, Reg Tilbenny
2001 – Baerbel Newman, Bill McEachern
2010 – Baerbel Newman, Greg Orchard
2000 – Baerbel Newman, Bill McEachern
2009 – Baerbel Newman, Kevin Palframan
1999 – Jennifer Stiell, Imran Syed
2008 – Christine Nichols, Matt Bellamy
2007 – Christine Nichols, Matt Bellamy
2003 - 2006 – No Event
1996 – Ann Laubstein, Michel Abrogoua
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1995 – Karin Fisscher, Andy Talbot
1986 – Beverley Tibbits, John Tibbits
1993 – Ellen Heide, Ian Heide
1985 – Gail Blake, Stuart Adam
1984 – Beverley Tibbits, John Tibbits
1989 – Evelyn Hustwit, Gary Maffett
1988 – Rosemae Blackwood, Gerry Filion
1980 – Mary Balfour, Dinesh Khare
1972 – Don Coates
1978 – David Low
1964 – Bill Munro
1970 – Don Coates
1963 – Bill Munro
1976 – David Low
1969 – Don Coates
1975 – Don Coates
1968 – John Kyle
1961 – John Fletcher
1974 – Don Coates
1967 – John Kyle
1960 – Lewis Leach
1973 – Don Coates
1966 – John Kyle
1975 – Marguerite Wagner
1973 – Betty Boyd
1979 – Ken Cross, Elmer Hara
1972 – Don Coates, John Bonus
1978 – Laurent Dutil, Jean Paquette
1971 – Don Coates, Don Gilchrist
1977 – Don Coates, David Low
1976 – Don Coates, David Low
1975 – Elmer Hara, Forbes Munroe
1968 – Bill Munro, Ian Harlock
1974 – Don Coates, Bill McRae
1967 – Bill Munro, Ian Harlock
1977 – Evelyn Hustwit, Stans van Wijk
1973 – Betty Boyd, Rose Fletcher
1976 – Diana Soame, Brigitte Bonus
1972 – Marguerite Wagner, Joan Taylor
1975 – Diana Soame, Brigitte Bonus
1971 – Marguerite Wagner, Sonia Ladouceur
1974 – Joy Donald, Audrey Braid
1970 – Marguerite Wagner, Sonia Ladouceur
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1978 – Evelyn Hustwit, Joe Byrnes
1977 – Stans van Wijk, Elmer Hara
1989 – Rudy Slozil
1988 – Albert Roy
1987 – Claude Marleau
1986 – Albert Roy
1985 – Stuart Adam
2007 – Richard Theriault
1995 – Bill MacPhail
1983 – Steve Glavin
2006 – Marko Vuckovic
1994 – No Event
1982 – Steve Morvai
2005 – David Rutbay
1993 – Terry Hill
2004 – No Event
1992 – Paul Henry
2003 – Reg Lian
1991 – Dell Pendergrast
1990 – Dell Pendergrast
2014 – Jane Thompson
2003 – No Event
2013 – Teresa Beauregard
2002 – Denise Martel
2012 – Ann Gay
2010 – Ann Gay
2000 – No Event
1990 – No Event
2009 --
1999 – No Event
2008 – No Event
1999 – No Event
1988 – Pat Marks
2007 – No Event
1997 – No Event
1987 – Penny Goldrick
1996 – No Event
2005 – Annette McGlynn
1995 – No Event
2004 – No Event
1994 – No Event
Masters Mens Doubles Over 45
2014 – Imran Syed, Bruce Acland
2012 – Bruce Acland, Marko Vukovic
2006 – Reg Lian, Shaheer Mikhail
2009 –
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2004 – No Event
2003 – No Event
1990 – No Event
2001 – No Event
2000 – Rudy Slozil, Shaheer Mikhail
1999 – Reg Lian, Marinus Wins
1986 – Rudy Slozil, Pavil Kurfurst
1985 – Graeme Forrester, David Low
1984 – Scott Hatfield, Don Johnson
1996 – Gary Maffett, Bill MacPhail
1983 – David Low, Don Johnson
1982 – Laurent Dutil, Jean Paquette
1981 – Ken Cross, Elmer Hara
1993 – Frank St. Marseille, Lloyd Rossman
1980 – Dick Lafountaine, Jacques Tomaro
1992 – Fred Gormley, Gary Maffett
2010 – No Event
1997 – No Event
2009 – No Event
1996 – No Event
2008 – No Event
1995 – No Event
2007 – No Event
1994 – No Event
2006 – Baerbel Newman, Marika Sesztak
1993 – No Event
2005 – No Event
2004 – No Event
2003 – No Event
1990 – Patricia Marks, Paula Dugdale
2002 – No Event
2001 – No Event
2000 – No Event
1987 – Penny Goldrick, Shan Ross
1999 – No Event
1998 – Rosemae Blackwood, Stans van Wijk
2014 – Chatal Desjardins, Serge Richard
2007 – No Event
2006 – Baerbel Newman, Richard Theriault
2010 – Ann Gay, Gilles Bergeron
2005 – No Event
2009 –
2004 – No Event
2003 – No Event
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2002 – No Event
1993 – No Event
2001 – No Event
2000 – No Event
1991 – No Event
1999 – Anka Magnus, Tony Brunst
1998 – Jana Ramsay, Bruce Ramsay
1989 – Pat Marks, Claude Marleau
1997 – Penny Goldrick, Michael Carroll
1988 – Pat Marks, Claude Marleau
1987 – Penny Goldrick, Claude Marleau
1986 – Irene Bossons, Fred Bossons
1994 – No Event
1985 – Kea von Michalofski, Elmer Hara
2014 – Yin-Leong Lian
2001 – Mike Cowpland
2009 –
1999 – Guru Gurswami
2007 – Yvon Roy
2006 – Yvon Roy
1997 – Albert Roy
1996 – Albert Roy
1995 – Albert Roy
1994 – Albert Roy
1993 – Graham Charette
2010 –
1998 – Penny Goldrick
1992 – Libby Staveley
2009 –
1997 – Ann Laubstein
1991 – Nell Khandkar
2002-2008 – No Event
1996 – Ann Laubstein
1990 – Kay Marshall
2001 – Elizabeth Robertson
1995 – Fran Going
2000 – No Event
1994 – Fran Going
1999 – No Event
1993 – No Event
2014 – Barry Padolsky, Shaheer Mikhail
2007 – Shaheer Mikhail, Reg Lian
2010 – David Large, Gary Roberts
2006 – Graham Gardiner, Bruce Ramsay
2005 – No Event
2004 – Lloyd Rossman, Graham Gardner
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2003 – Mike Cowpland, Tony Brunst
1995 – Barry Padolsky, Claude Marleau
2002 – Mike Cowpland, Tony Brunst
1994 – No Event
2001 – Claude Marleau, Mike Carroll
1993 – Jean Paquette, Max Smith
2000 – No Event
1998 – Shaheer Mikhail, Guru Guruswami
1989 – Steve Glavin, Fred Bossons
1996 – No Event
1988 – Steve Glavin, Fred Bossons
2008 – No Event
1997 – Nell Khandkar, Libby Staveley
2007 – No Event
2006 – No Event
1995 – Kay Marshall, Claire Darling
2005 – No Event
1994 – Shan Ross, Penny Goldrick
2004 – No Event
2003 – No Event
1992 – Edith Monson, Claire Darling
2002 – No Event
1991 – Edith Monson, Claire Darling
2001 – Ann Laubstein, Paula Dugdale
1990 – Kay Glavin, Vivian Malcolm
1989 – Irene Bossons, Sylvia Baenziger
1999 – Evelyn Hustwit, Pat Marks
1988 – Josie Braden, Kay Glavin
1998 – Ann Laubstein, Penny Goldrick
2008 – No Event
1997 – Patricia Marks, Claude Marleau
2007 – No Event
2006 – No Event
1995 – Shan Ross, Chuck Johnson
2005 – No Event
2004 – No Event
2003 – No Event
2002 – No Event
2001 – Evelyn Hustwit, Mike Carroll
1990 – Jean Southworth, Paul Olivier
1999 – No Event
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Masters Mens Singles Over 65
1999 – Edith Monson, Bob Faulker
Masters Mens Doubles Over 65
1999 – René Gelhay, Bill Grove
1999 – Edith Monson, Bob Faulker
NCTA Boys Under 18 Singles – H. S. Southam Trophy
2004 - 2008 - No Event
1962 – Michael Hamman
2003 – Matthew Pothen
1982 – Jay Cromb
1961 – Andre Tielemans
2002 – No Event
1981 – Stephen Philip
1960 - Claude Savaria
1980 – Michel Hurtubise
1959 – Phil Johnston
2000 – Jonathan Sklenar
1979 – Greg Wardlaw
1958 – Mel Bower
1999 – Jonathan Sklenar
1978 – Harry Blackwood
1957 – Marcel Chartrand
1977 – Laird Dunlop
1997 – Tomasz Grzyb
1976 – Allan MacDonald
1955 – Ralph Stahan
1996 – Philip Cheung
1975 – Bob Smith
1954 – Alex Kalil
1995 – Scott Ventuereyra
1974 – Walter Crane
1994 – Clayton Ramnarine
1993 – Vince Littke
1972 – Dave Robinson
1992 – Todd Nicholl
1971 – Eric Pierce
1950 – Wally Mellor
1991 – Tony Milo
1970 – Blake Dunlop
1949 – Ned Rainboth
1948 – Jules Quesnel
1989 – Tate McLeod
1968 – Gerry Filion
1947 – Gilbert Jolicoeur
1988 – Glen Harwood
1987 – Keith Leech
1966 – Terry Leach
1986 – Geoffrey Pearce
1944 – Bob Duford
1985 – Paul Mantha
1943 –
1984 – François Poirier
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1929 – Edwin C. Connolly
1940 – Leo J. Heaps
1928 – Jerome Paradis
1939 – Leo J. Heaps
1933 – John Cheley
1927 – Charles Connolly
1938 – Forbes Munroe
1932 – George Goodwin
1926 – Beverley Mitchell
1937 – Charles LeRoyer
1931 – Harris Crowson
1930 – Edwin C. Connolly
NCTA Girls Under 18 Singles – Mrs. H. F. Wright Trophy
2002 – 2008 – No Event
1976 – Debbie Greenberg
1950 – Mariam Rainboth
2001 – Erika Januskova
1975 – Julie Cobb
1949 – Mariam Rainboth
2000 – No Event
1974 – Margot Greenberg
1999 – No Event
1973 – Marjorie Blackwood
1972 – Marjorie Blackwood
1997 – Kasia Gryczon
1971 – Jennifer Stiell
1970 – Mary Gravel
1944 – Dorothy O’Brien
1969 – Pat McCarthy
1994 – Davida Williams
1968 – Judy Hart
1942 – Ruth Freedman
1993 – Ruth Sanchez
1967 – Frances Hurcomb
1941 – Muriel Finlayson
1992 – Jussara Dourado
1966 – Robin Lee Munroe
1940 – Sonia Swift
1991 – Anna Iglewski
1965 – Louise Barry
1939 – Shirley Geldart
1990 – Eva Januskova
1938 – Betty Bell
1989 – Eva Januskova
1963 – Madeleine Fox
1937 – Germaine Coucke
1988 – No Event
1936 – No Event
1987 – Dominika Gregorova
1935 – Phyllis Darch
1986 – Lesley Kathnelson
1960 - Rosemarie Fletcher
1934 – Barbara Chubb
1985 – Remmick McCready
1984 – Sylvia Mantha
1983 – Anne Olivier
1931 – Norma Hall
1956 – Yvette Houle
1930 – Barbara Hart
1929 – Barbara Hart
1928 – Doreen Kenny
1953 – Denise Coderre
1927 – Doreen Kenny
1978 – Jessica Cutter
1926 – Anna Connor
1977 – Janet Biewald
1951 – Diana Lowe
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