Tewantin Noosa Tennis Club

The RSL Noosa Open Tennis Tournament was held at the Tewantin Noosa Tennis Club from Friday 4th September to Sunday 6th September. Singles winners were Kaylah McPhee and Billy Bourgoure. Congratulations to all who participated.

The Club Championships were just completed. The Ladies Singles winner was Saki Wakamatsu and the Men's Singles winner was Matthew Nenadic. In the Ladies Doubles, Michelle Senn and Joy Matus were the winners. In the Open Mixed Doubles, Michelle Senn and Paul Clabburn won the trophy and in the Mixed Doubles (60+), Charles Burne and Liana Flynn won. Congratulations all.

The Coloured Ball Competition of the Junior Development Series was held at the Tewantin Noosa Tennis Club on 2 August. 62 players enjoyed the day despite showers in the morning.

The Junior Development Series was held at the Tewantin Noosa Tennis Club over the weekend of 25th and 26th July. Great weather added to the successful event. 68 players participated.

This article is from "Noosa Today" Friday 17 July 2026.
Launch Tennis Coaching is helping drive a resurgence in junior tennis across the Noosa region, with participation continuing to grow and Term 3 shaping up to be the biggest yet.
Just three and a half years ago, Tewantin Noosa Tennis Club had no junior fixture teams. Today, the club is celebrating four junior teams reaching the finals last season, including one premiership-winning team, and is aiming to field a record eight junior teams in the upcoming season.
The growth reflects a strong focus on junior player development, structured coaching and creating clear pathways for children to progress from beginner through to competition tennis.
The recent appointment of Pete Taylor, a Tennis Australia Master Club Professional, as Head Coach at Good Shepherd Lutheran College has further strengthened Launch Tennis Coaching’s presence across the Noosa region. In its first term delivering the school’s tennis program, overall participation has increased by almost 60 per cent, driven by growth in weekly coaching and the successful introduction of holiday tennis clinics.
“It’s been incredibly rewarding to see so many local children getting involved in tennis. Watching the program grow from no junior teams to eight teams this season shows what’s possible when children are given a fun, supportive environment and a clear pathway to develop. Our goal is to help every child enjoy the game, build confidence and stay involved in sport for years to come,” Pete said.
Programs are designed around small structured group coaching, ensuring every child receives quality instruction while progressing through the Tennis Australia recognised Red, Orange, Green and Yellow Ball pathway. The emphasis is on developing skills, confidence, friendships and a lifelong love of tennis in a fun and supportive environment.
With Term 3 enrolments now open, Launch Tennis Coaching welcomes primary school children of all abilities, from complete beginners through to competitive players, with programs starting from just $20 per lesson.
For more information or to enrol, visit www.ltc.com.au

The Tewantin Junior Development Series will be held on the week-end of 25th and 26th July. Juniors who enter for the first time are free. Entries close at 11.59pm on Sunday 19 July.
For the Coloured Ball Competition, Entry fees are $30 for the red ball tournament and $40 for orange and green tournaments. Again, it is free for the first tournament. Entries close on 26th July at 11.59pm.

The Club held a Wimbledon-themed tournament on Saturday 4th July. Over 40 members and friends participated. Players wore traditional whites and finished the matches with strawberries and cream, scones with strawberry jam and cream and Pimms. Best dressed on the day were Manu and Pete.

June birthdays - Michael Butt with Rob Pile and compere Aggie Reed. Congratulations Michael and Rob.

The Wimbledon-themed tournament will be held on Saturday, 4 July from 2 pm at the
Tewantin Noosa Tennis Club to coincide with Wimbledon. Please be there by 1.45 pm for the 2 pm start.
All members and visitors are invited to attend. The cost for visitors is $10.00. This tournament is open to all players, regardless of their grading.
Strawberries and cream and scones and Pimms will be served. To keep with
the Wimbledon tradition, members are encouraged to wear whites.
A register for those wishing to attend the tournament has been posted on the notice board at the Tewantin Noosa Tennis Club or contact the Secretary at [email protected]

The Club has installed a new fountain in the gazebo in the area between the front and back courts. The fountain will ensure that players on the back courts will have access to water year round.