Events include ‘mini tennis’ singles for Red, Orange and Green ball players and singles, doubles and mixed doubles for U12 to U21. Entry can be made online via the LTA website www.lta.org.uk using tournament code BER101.

Entry fees payables via Paypal.

Closing date for entries 4th July. The draw will be published week commencing 16th July.
Tournament t-shirts free to all entrants attending during Open week. T-shirt printing and racket stringing available on site throughout the week.Lounge bar open all week with bar snacks, drinks, ice-creams available and barbecue lunches.
Some events may be scheduled at our second venue Langley Grammar School, Reddington Drive, Slough SL3 7QS.
Parking on site and both venues.

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These are a great way to meet new players and have a lot of fun. In a tennis ladder, players are arranged like rungs of a ladder. Players challenge one another to a match. As a player wins or loses, the player moves up or down in position on the ladder. The goal of the tennis ladder is to be at the top.

We are using the Global Tennis Network to run our ladders online via a private network, which allows us to create and manage our own tennis ladders.

So SIGN UP NOW.   For more information email tennis@wltc.co.uk

A BBQ will be available from 7pm serving the usual delights.

More info nearer the time.

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Mike gained the silver medal in the tennis singles competition (60-69 age group) against strong Dutch, British and German opposition. Mike also reached the table-tennis quarter-finals and competed in the tennis doubles and badminton singles!

Supported by the International Olympic Committee, the World Transplant Games represent the largest organ donor awareness event in the world, featuring a series of sporting events including swimming, track and field, the main racquet sports, golf, volleyball and many more. This bi-annual event is run to raise awareness world-wide of the life-saving benefit of transplantation, and of how organ transplant can transform the critically ill back to full fitness and sporting excellence.

Mike was on kidney dialysis when he received a kidney transplant in October 2007. He said ‘there is a desperate need both in the UK and in all other countries for more people to sign up to be potential organ donors. Although a third of the UK population have now signed on to the Organ Donor Register, there are currently nearly 8,000 people in the UK still on the transplant waiting list.  At this event many of the people who take part are young and it is easy to see what a difference organ donation has made to their lives”

Mike also wanted to thank his coach Stuart Sutherland from the Active Tennis team “Stuart was a great coach and taught me finally how to serve!” He added, “you only need to be a member of WLTC for 42 years to achieve great things!” Congratulations Mike for all your fellow members!

Team: Tracey Fordyce, Juliet Ball, Lynn Heckford, Lucy O’Dea.

Good game but narrowly lost by Windsor.