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15 August 2013 | Tennis West

We would like to congratulate  the following tennis clubs on the standard of their applications to participate in the Asia-Pacific Tennis League:

Women’s Teams

City Beach Slammers – Team Manager: Paulette Contessi
Shona Lee
Marissa Gianotti
Karis Ryan
Katy O’Shea
Anya Dokic
Sheridan Currie

Cottesloe Cubs  – Team Manager: Stephanie Watson
Stephanie Watson
Madeline Watson
Marinela Antonic
Georgia Prendergast
Libby Mussared
Cassie McCloskey

Midland Mad Dogs – Team Manager: Cameron Fenner
Maddison Inglis
Teiwa Casey
Kristy Jones
Jessica Chaine
Amelia Jones
Chelsea Church

Wembley Downs Wizards – Team Manager: Joe McCarthy
Megan Kaufmann
Ivana Vojinovic
Olivia Rimmer
Sara Stikic
Charleen Tiwari
Gurkwal Bajaj

Men’s Teams

Peppermint Grove Magpies – Team Manager: Henry Willis
Miles Armstrong
Troy Hargreaves
Grant Silcock
Brad Dyer
Ashley Dyer
Vuk Velickovic

Manning Magic– Team Manager: Kyle Mackin
Kyle Mackin
James Stuttard
Chris Watson
Lachlan Dalton
Nino Rechichi
Scott Jones

Wembley Downs Wizards – Team Manager: John Hilton
Andrew Roberts
Zach Itzstein
Adam Carey
Brenton Bacon
Sam Ashenden
Scott Webster
Fariz Mohammed
Torstem Weistoska

Sorrento Cheetahs – Team Manger: Ray Bechard
Brendon Malarkey
Joel Pleydell
Dominic Bechard
Richard Sampson
Oliver Petri
Conor McAlpine

The best players in WA will have the opportunity to play high level matches in Super Rounds hosted at their club. They will contribute to a more vibrant domestic tennis industry and create a valuable marketing opportunity for their clubs.

The ATL rewards and recognises our players, creates a pathway for them to benchmark progression and gives prospective members an incentive to join a club. ATL clubs will engage with their teams through hosting rounds and including activations to benefit the local community and in particular the sponsors, local council and members. These clubs will enjoy growth and enhance their profiles in their communities. Tennis Australia facilitated by Tennis West, offer $60,000 to each state conference and $150,000 for the National Final, thereby helping clubs to leverage the ATL,  strengthen the tennis landscape and improve the tennis culture in their area.

We look forward to some fabulous “fast tennis” in November in WA and for the winning club, participation in the Melbourne Park final during the Australian Open in January, against the 5 best clubs in Australia and 3 Asian-Pacific countries.