ANNUAL REPORT 2011/2012

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VisionTo make tennis a part of every Aucklander’s life

PurposeTo advance the sport of tennis in the region by enabling rewarding

tennis opportunities for everyone on a sustainable basis

ContentsINTRODUCTION

06-07 Board of Directors

08 Officers

09 Tennis Auckland Action Committees

10 Tennis Auckland Staff

12-13 Clubs & Honorary Sub-Associations Secretaries

REPORTS

16 President Tennis Auckland

17 Chairman Tennis Auckland

18-19 Tournament Report

22 Chief Executive

23-24 Affiliated Membership

26-27 Clubs & Schools

28-31 Regional Performance Programme

HONORARY SUB - ASSOCIATIONS

34 Tennis Auckland Umpires Association

35 Tennis Seniors Auckland

35 South Auckland Veterans’ Tennis Association

36 Pascoe Cup Tennis Association

36 Secondary Schools Association

ACTION COMMITTEE REPORTS

40 Emeritus

41 Club Advisory & Support

RESULTS:

44 International Tournaments

SENIOR 45 Domestic Tournaments

46-47 Indoor Competitions

48 Interclub

49 Midweek Ladies

JUNIOR 50-51 National Events

52-57 Domestic Events

58-60 Interclub

62-65 Auckland Secondary Schools Tennis Association

FINANCIAL REPORTS

66-75 Tennis Auckland Region (Incorporated) Financial Statements

75 Audit Report

76-82 Auckland Tennis Charitable Trust Financial Statements

78 Audit Report

Board of DirectorsTENNIS AUCKLAND REGION INCORPORATED

Alan Chester Chairman

Roger Perry Deputy Chairman

Simon Vannini

Andrew Stone

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John McGill

Peter Jenkins Secretary

Judy Bent

Garry Scarborough

Liz Coutts

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Officers

PATRONHis Excellency, Lt Gen The Rt Hon Sir Jerry Mateparae, GNZM, QSO Governor-General of New Zealand

PRESIDENTMr Howard Lewis

IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENTMrs Pam Sowter

VICE PRESIDENTMr Richard Buchanan

LIFE MEMBERSMrs Joy Charman

Mrs Colleen Edmonds

Mr Jeff Robson MBE

Mr Tom Kiely MBE

Mr Don Moore

Mr Alan White

Mr Peter Wilson

Mr Peter Thomson

Mr Guy Nash

Mr Barry Ryder

Mr Roger Harvey

AUCKLAND TENNIS CHARITABLE TRUSTMr P W Wilson (Chairman)

Mr R L Perry

Mr R A Harvey

AUDITORJSA Audit

HONORARY SOLICITORMr B Berman

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Tennis Auckland Action Committees

CENTRE JUDICIARY Chairperson Mr A Sorrell

Committee Mr J Barry, Mr C Day, Mr T MacAvoy, Mrs J Sim, Mr P Stokes, Mr E Burcher, Mr A Gluestein

CLUB ADVISORY AND SUPPORTChairperson Mr D Sim

Committee Mrs M Whitehouse, Mr G Nash, Mrs A Hart, Ms J Bent, Mr R McPhee,

EMERITUSChairperson Mr P Thomson

Committee Mrs J Bignell, Mrs C Edmonds, Mr K Long, Mrs P Sowter

SELECTORS Convenor Mrs A Swinkels

Committee Mr J Lawrence, Mr N Allen, Mr J Greenhalgh

COMPLAINTSCommissioner Mr L Leleni

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Chief Executive Ms Robyn Kiddle

Finance and Administration Manager Tony Sangster

Events Manager Richard Palmer (Resigned June 2012)

Events Assistant Manager Mellany Mann

Domestic Tournament and Centre Manager Simon Crozier

Clubs and Schools Manager Mark Lewis

Interclub Coordinator Raewyn Hooper

Interclub Assistant Dawn Morrison

Administration Assistant Rebecca Eason

Auckland Performance Coach James Greenhalgh

GROUNDSMAN ASB Tennis Arena Peter Denton

Scarbro Tennis Centre Brian Nixon

RESIDENT COACH Scarbro Tennis Centre Phil Sims

Manukau Tennis Centre Jono Frankle

Tennis Auckland Staff

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CLUB SECRETARY ADDRESS

BLOCKHOUSE BAY Wayne Molloy Rathlin Street, Blockhouse Bay

BRIDGE PARK Rosie Rapana 7 Taylors Road, Mangere Bridge

BUCKLANDS BEACH Felicity Murray Rogers Park, Jern Place, Eastern Beach

CAMPBELL PARK Kelly Stephens 197 Greenlane West

CLEVEDON Kerry Williams Monument Road, Clevedon

COCKLE BAY Delwyn Hayes 41 Meadowland Drive, Howick

DUNHOLME Jill Leoni 41 Ridings Road, Remuera

EAST TAMAKI DOMAIN Kalio Akolo 244 R East Tamaki Road, East Tamaki

EDEN EPSOM Mark Sayes 1 Penryhn Road, Mt Eden

GLADSTONE Catherine Johnstone 110 – 120 Gladstone Road, Parnell

GLENDOWIE Karissa Eaton 18 Forfar Road, Glendowie

GLEN EDEN Carol McDonald 42 Glendale Road, Glen Eden

HERNE BAY Leanne Roberts 10 Westend Road, Herne Bay

HOWICK Jenni Cullen Cnr Wellington & Howe Street, Howick

HUNUA Adrienne Burnie Hunua Road, Hunua

JELLICOE PARK Justina Fariu 40 Jellicoe Road, Manurewa

KARAKA Trish Miers Blackridge Road, Karaka

KOHIMARAMA Tony Broad 30 Melanesia Road, Kohimarama

KORU Lydia Street Cnr Blyton & Gossamer Drive, Pakuranga Heights

LYNFIELD Clover Isaachsen 18 The Avenue, Lynfield

MANGERE COMBINED Morgan Vale 271R Kirkbride Road, Mangere Central

MANUREWA Sharn & Clecia Danford 31 Russell Rd, Manurewa

MARAETAI Maggie Sainty 954R Whitford Maraetai Road, Maraetai

MISSION BAY Craigie McCulloch 11A Marau Crescent, Mission Bay

MT ALBERT Michelle Holmes 982a New North Road, Mt Albert

MT EDEN Roimata Smail 22 Poronui Street, Mt Eden

MT WELLINGTON Pam Sikkema 50 Dunkirk Road, Panmure

NEW LYNN Vivienne Vince Mason Park, Fruitvale Road, New Lynn

Club Secretaries and Honorary Sub Associations

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CLUB SECRETARY ADDRESS

NGATIRA Justine Fairlie 24 Clive Road, Mt Eden

ORAKEI Sue Wesley 2 Kupe Street, Orakei

OTAHUHU Oakore Koi Jnr Cnr Portage & Atkinson Rd, Otahuhu

PAKURANGA Martin Caie 101 Pigeon Mountain Road, Half Moon Bay

PAPAKURA Rochelle Palmer Cnr Queen & Green Sts, Papakura

PAPATOETOE Nick Bland Cnr Sutton Cres & Gt South Rd, Papatoetoe

PARNELL Gail Mazur Maunsell Road, Parnell

PT CHEVALIER Rachel Bush 335 Pt Chevalier Rd, Pt Chevalier

POMPALLIER Josie McNaught 11 Green Street, St Marys Bay

PUKEKOHE Errol Keown 112 Edinburgh Street, Pukekohe

REMUERA Esme Brennan 17 Dilworth Ave, Remuera

ROYAL OAK John Fletcher 116 Symonds St, Royal Oak

ST HELIERS Fiona Wham 8 Goldie St, St Heliers

SUNNYHILLS Gillian Summers 6 Oleander Point, Sunnyhills

SUNNYSIDE Anet Conroy Sunnyside Reserve, York Road, Papatoetoe

TE ATATU Deidre Harding 572C Te Atatu Road, Te Atatu

TE PAI PARK Robert Menzies Te Pai Avenue, Henderson

TITIRANGI Deidre Grey 1 Ava Ave, Titirangi

WAIATA EPSOM Rachel Ronaldson 20 Fernleigh Ave, Epsom

WAIHEKE ISLAND Barbara Woods Onetangi Sports Park, O’Brien Rd, Onetangi

WEST END Sharon Mitchell Cnr Westend Rd & Fife St, Westmere

WEST HARBOUR Justine Speck Picasso Drive, West Harbour

WINSTONE PARK Judy Copas 17 Akarana Avenue

COUNTIES TENNIS Dianne Smith PO Box 13, Pukekohe

UMPIRES ASSOCIATION Lynly Barry 3 Riverhills Ave, Pakuranga, Auckland 2010

PASCOE CUP Ross Pickett 10 Tirohanga Ave, Remuera

TENNIS SENIORS AUCKLAND Julie Blow 64 Norman Lesser Drive, St Johns

TENNIS SENIORS STH AUCKLAND Glenn Smith 25B Sunnypark Ave, Papakura

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This year has been another year characterised by further change and I believe positive progress.

What has been particularly pleasing has been the increased level of interest from the clubs in Tennis Auckland affairs. This has been a major highlight perhaps driven by some big challenges, but importantly the clubs recognise their critical role in driving tennis forward as the key stakeholders in our sport.

This perhaps will be an important platform for Tennis Auckland moving forward, where there is lively debate and interest in the major decisions and strategy surrounding tennis in the region and nationally.

In terms of change, the international tournaments were well hosted in a largely completed facility, which only accentuated the challenges of the previous year where staff, volunteers, players, officials and the public came together in what was nothing much more than a construction site. There is still some areas to develop and complete, but we now have a fantastic environment to attract the world’s best players, which in turn draws increasing numbers of passionate tennis fans to support the tournaments.

Many will recall the fiscal challenges presented by our Chairman Alan Chester at the last AGM. On behalf of the clubs, I congratulate the Board and the management of Tennis Auckland on such a swift and effective recovery. This was achieved with little or no pain on the clubs.

The vibrancy of debate in recent months around the plans articulated by Tennis New Zealand has been most encouraging. The clubs have made significant contributions with intelligent and well thought through perspectives. This has facilitated an open and constructive engagement on their plans forward and we all feel we are part of that journey.

Sadly, I note the passing in the last year of two outstanding Past Presidents. Nonie Kiely, was also a Life Member of Tennis Auckland. Nonie was a tireless contributor to tennis over many many years and perhaps was best known for her huge contribution to the tournaments. Jon Olsen was President of Tennis Auckland in 2009/2010 and during his term was well recognised for his powerful contribution challenging many aspects and decisions. It was Jon who described Delegates meetings as ‘humourless’ and was a key influence in moving them to more engaging and constructive meetings today.

Thank you to all those clubs who welcomed me to their various functions or contacted me on various issues. Communication is critical and I received some great feedback and input from the grass roots of our sport. The one key theme I do wish to comment on is that the success of a club is characterised by the quality, depth and energy of its volunteers. This I believe will be further accentuated in coming years as clubs look to deliver broader quality services to their members.

In closing, I would like to thank the Board and the Management team of Tennis Auckland for their commitment and enthusiastic support over the last 12 months. Tennis Auckland is without doubt in a better position today than 12 months ago, and is positioned to move forward positively and constructively in the future.

Representing the clubs within Tennis Auckland has indeed been an honour and I certainly have a greater appreciation of the Auckland clubs and their issues. I welcome the new President to the role and wish them luck for another exciting 12 months.

Report from President Tennis AucklandHOWARD LEWIS

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In my report of last year I reported a totally un-satisfactory financial result amongst difficult circumstances of not having a CEO in place for a significant part of the year and the construction taking place around the international tournaments.

Robyn Kiddle was appointed CEO in July2011 and quickly recognised the issues at hand.

The construction was completed prior to the recent tournaments and received accolades from players as to the world class facilities. We believe that this will wager well for Auckland being a preferred event on the professional circuit going forward. Completion of stages 2 and 3, which involves improved facilities for spectators and a sliding roof for centre court, is hoped to be completed for the 2016 international tournaments depending on funding which has been boosted by confirmation of Auckland City Council support.

The result for the year ended 30th April 12 is a net operating profit of $300k (2011- net loss of $337k) which includes depreciation of $ 171k (2011-$198k), resulting in a cash profit of $471 (2011-loss $139k).

This turn around gives us the ability to reduce debt, re-build our finances and to re-invest in the future of Tennis Auckland.

There is still a lot to be accomplished over the next 5 years which is dependent on similar quantum of earnings being achieved. Subject to circumstances beyond our control, the Board believes that the current level of earnings is sustainable.

The Board is now concentrating on the bigger picture, how the sport may look in years to come and how we can position Tennis Auckland accordingly.

During the year 18,000 school children were introduced to tennis in our region through our Grasshoppers programme and a further 12,500 a “taste” of tennis through a modified version of Grasshoppers. The focus now is to convert these introductions into participating in the clubs throughout the region.

The highlight of our High Performance Programme is the endorsement by Tennis NZ of the programme within the national strategy which provides a complete pathway for our players. Our team won the National Teams Event this year. In addition Cameron Norrie, who is a member of the programme, performed extremely well both locally and overseas and increased his international junior ranking to 91 in the world.

Not only is our Grasshopper programme introducing a lot of young people to the game and our Performance programme providing a pathway for our talented players, our ‘radar screen’ is identifying some very exceptionally talented 6-8 year olds.

With the sustainable financial turn-around, and the fundamental drivers of participation and performance of the sport in place, all wagers well for the future of the sport in our region.

I wish to thank President Howard for his involvement and contribution through what has been a year of significant change and the challenges that go with changes.

Similarly, I wish to thank Board members, CEO Robyn Kiddle and her team, sponsors and the many volunteers who are intrinsically so important to our success.

Report from Chairman of the BoardALAN CHESTER

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Both international tournaments this year were memorable in many ways – from the outstanding player fields for both events and for the unseasonal weather that affected spectator experience, particularly in the women’s event.

It was a of year firsts – first time the tournaments had been held using the newly completed NGC facilities, first time that SKY was the official broadcaster and the first time that the games started at 1.00pm each day. The players’ feedback about the facilities they can now use at our tournaments was exemplary. They can now enjoy training and preparation areas that are truly world class. Marina Erakovic was quick to point out that she believed the offer in Auckland was as good as that available in far larger tournaments overseas.

ASB Classicfeaturing the KIA Motors Singles and Doubles

Once again we had a world class field for this event that is one of the first events in the WTA calendar. The ranking cut-off for the Main Draw this year was 67 – one of the highest in recent memory. We attracted four outstanding players ranked in the Top 20; Sabine Lisicki, Shuai Peng, Svetlana Kuznetsova and Flavia Pennetta.

Unfortunately an early attraction for the tournament, Venus Williams, withdrew for medical reasons but this didn’t detract from the standard of tennis or the interest in the tournament. Our own Marina Erakovic qualified for the Main Draw in her own right based on her ranking of 61.

A sell -out crowd enjoyed an enthralling match on Centre Court between Marina and Angelique Kerber that went to Kerber 4-6, 6-4, 6-4.

Three set matches were not as abundant this year as previous tournaments but, running true to form, the ASB Classic was not the darling for the seeds with only two – Pennetta and Kuznetsova – making the semi-finals. It was the unseeded Jie Zheng from China who won the Kia Singles Title against Pennetta from Italy who retired in the third set with the score at 2-6, 6-3, 2-0.

In the doubles it was the successful pairing of the third seeds, Andrea Hlavakova and Lucie Hradecka from the Czech Republic, winning the Kia Doubles over Julia Goerges and Flavia Pennetta in a super tiebreak decider 6-7(2), 6-2, 10-7. The lead-up to the final was an ‘all seeds’ affair that made for entertaining viewing.

Unfortunately the weather just didn’t play its part in this year’s tournament – as those trying to have a summer camping holiday would have experienced. Both the Singles and Doubles Finals had to be played indoors at short notice limiting the number of people who could watch the matches. Up to that point we had enjoyed some of the largest crowds seen at the ASB Tennis Arena for some time.

Tournament ReportINTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT TEAM

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Heineken Openfeaturing the Panasonic Singles and Doubles

Another strong field lined up for the men’s event this year and saw the return of the reigning champion, David Ferrer, hoping for a hat trick of wins.

The main draw final field ranking cut-off was 74 and, for the first time since 2007, we featured two players ranked in the ATP Top Ten – David Ferrer and Nicolas Almagro.

A crowd favourite this year, especially amongst the women, was Fernando Verdasco who advanced to the semi-finals where he went down to the eventual tournament winner, David Ferrer, in two sets 6-3, 6-4.

There was much interest in the young upcoming player, Ryan Harrison from USA, who made it through to the second round before bowing out to the more experienced Philip Kohlschreiber in three sets 4-6, 6-4, 8-3. Another rising talent certainly made his presence felt at ASB Tennis Arena this year. Benoit Paire, from France, ranked 95 at the time, came through the Qualifiers to reach the quarter-finals with only one match going to three sets. In his quarter- final match he faced the experienced Olivier Rochus, from Belgium but it wasn’t all one way traffic. Rochus and Paire were locked in a fierce battle for most of the match but, in the end, it was the dogged determination of Rochus that won out with the scores reflecting the intensity of the match – 6-3, 6-7(5), 7-6(4).

A highlight for the Kiwi dominated crowd was the entertaining tennis from the doubles pairing of Kiwis Dan King-Turner and Michael Venus. Having been granted a wild card entry into the doubles the pair delighted the crowd on the Wednesday night in a truly gladitorial battle with Huey and Lipsky. The scoreline tells the story of a match that kept the stadium full until late into the evening with King-Turner and Venus winning 4-6, 7-5, 10-8. King-Turner and Venus went on to reach the semi finals where they went down to Oliver Marach and Alexander Peya (AUT) 6-2, 6-2.

Although the weather interrupted play in the final, the crowd was treat to an enthralling display of tennis from two experienced and entertaining professionals – Olivier Rochus and David Ferrer, the No. 1 seed for the tournament. Rochus’ road to the final had been dominated by three set matches and tie-break sets whereas Ferrer’s matches were more decisive. Nevertheless the determination of Rochus was inspirational and he fought to the very end. However it was David Ferrer who was the victor on the day winning the final 6-3, 6-4. Auckland has been good to Ferrer, as the defending champion, and Ferrer has been a great loyal supporter of the Heineken Open so it was pleasing to see him proudly hold aloft the Heineken Open trophy for the third time in his career.

GeneralDespite the difficult weather conditions the tournaments were well supported by tennis enthusiasts and those who like to enjoy the spectacle of world-class sporting events.

The successful hosting of these events is a true team effort and we are very thankful for the mighty effort of our loyal band of volunteers who add a special touch to the tournaments in Auckland. This year Guy Nash, Chairman of Major Events Committee, retired from his volunteer duties and we take this opportunity to thank Guy, and his supportive wife Gloria, for the outstanding contribution he has made to the tournaments over the past 33 years.

We also thank our sponsors, suppliers and professional service providers for their support of these events and enthusaistic participation in the hosting and we look forward to their continued support.

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Report from Chief ExecutiveROBYN KIDDLE

These past twelve months have been another year of change for Tennis Auckland and, in reality, this will no doubt be the only constant for some years to come.

We have recorded a significant financial turnaround from the previous twelve months. One that is both pleasing and necessary for the sustainable future of this region. This result has come about through change; it would be unreasonable to think that different results come from doing things as they have always been. Our management team has made modifications in almost every aspect of our operation to try to bring about a better region that can support its members on a sustainable basis.

It is important to note that our domestic operations are not contributing to any surplus we record and this is an area where we need to consider what further changes we can make to improve our financial sustainability while providing relevant services to our members.

One acknowledged aspect of change is that it is not easy for everyone to adapt to and, as history has often shown, changes will not always sit well with all the people all the time. However our management team continues to strive to bring value to our stakeholders and will always look to change that is in the best interests of the majority of our members.

Our international tournaments were held, for the first time, in a new arena environment with a new broadcast partner and not the most ideal weather conditions. It was challenging but thanks to our dedicated tournament team and ‘army’ of dedicated and enthusiastic volunteers we held a successful two weeks of quality tennis to record spectator numbers. These were Guy Nash’s last tournaments as Chairman of the Major Events Committee and at the close of the men’s tournament Guy confirmed his retirement to the volunteer group. Guy has had a long and committed association with the tournaments and we are very grateful for his service and assistance during that time.

Richard Palmer stepped down as Tournament Director earlier this year after successfully organising the tournaments in challenging circumstances in recent years and helping build the tournaments to the status they now hold in our community. We thank Richard for his role in our tournament growth and we know he will closely follow the continued success of these events.

Whilst the weather didn’t let us finish the ASB Classic the way we would have liked it did bring the need for weather protection into focus and we have recently had confirmation of $3 million of funding from Auckland Council towards our roof project. This is an important start in our funding quest that will continue in earnest over the years.

Game development, particularly the introduction of Grasshopper programmes throughout Auckland, has been very successful with more than 16,000 young Aucklanders experiencing tennis at school. We have used club based coaches, where possible, to deliver the programmes and our focus is now on growing the number of these children furthering their tennis experience by joining nearby clubs. Our interclub activity continued to be strong throughout the year and the associated tournaments organised by our Interclub team were equally as popular. Raewyn Hooper, our long-time Interclub Co-ordinator, resigned to take up work opportunities closer to home. Raewyn was a walking encyclopaedia when it came to Interclub and will be a hard act to follow.

Our Regional Performance Programme, based at Scarbro Tennis Centre, continues to grow and this year Auckland won the National Teams event which is testimony to the talent that exists amongst our junior players.

We received grant money that enabled us to relocate the fabric geodesic dome structure to Manukau Tennis Centre during the year. We now have much needed covered courts at Manukau and, at the time of writing, a wet weather cover was being installed over the court opening.

Members of the Tennis Auckland team who work predominantly in our domestic activities relocated to Scarbro Tennis Centre prior to the tournaments this year. With no permanent offices at ASB Tennis Arena the disruption to our operation at tournament time is significantly less now that the majority of the team work at Scarbro. When Tennis New Zealand moves to offices at the Millennium Centre we will take the upstairs offices and lease out the downstairs area. Scarbro Tennis Centre is taking centre stage as the hub of our tennis activities and we are focussed on growing the importance and contribution that this centre makes to our association.

The true highlight of my first year as Chief Executive has been the engagement with clubs. I have taken every opportunity to visit clubs for a variety of events and meetings and I have thoroughly enjoyed the time with our stakeholders, the majority of whom volunteer at our clubs. I am constantly humbled by the passion and dedication of our committee members, players, families and supporters at our clubs and I hope to continue this engagement even more in the next year.

Finally I want to sincerely thank my fellow management team members – we have achieved a lot together this year and often worked above and beyond to deliver the results. I also take this opportunity to acknowledge the support of our sponsors and funders who believe in Tennis Auckland and what we are trying to achieve and stand behind us with their on-going financial support and participation in our activities. We enjoy a strong family of supporters and we look forward to building these relationships going forward.

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Tennis Auckland Affiliated Membership 2011/2012

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Current Year Total

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CLUB Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female 2011/12 +/- Variance 2010/11BLOCKHOUSE BAY 86 76 6 4 38 13 11 16 250 - (9) 259BRIDGE PARK 45 15 3 3 2 2 9 8 87 + 6 81BUCKLANDS BEACH 61 77 6 4 55 40 54 40 337 - (13) 350CAMPBELL PARK 54 77 9 12 60 52 50 44 358 - (41) 399CLEVEDON 60 71 0 0 35 16 19 7 208 - (24) 232COCKLE BAY 121 101 9 10 38 28 52 46 405 + 40 365DUNHOLME 36 74 0 1 51 63 21 31 277 - (8) 285EDEN EPSOM 86 82 6 1 28 22 14 9 248 - (2) 250GLADSTONE 95 73 6 4 40 26 71 58 373 - (24) 397GLEN EDEN 27 15 0 0 17 7 13 15 94 + 15 79GLENDOWIE 72 104 12 6 60 15 37 23 329 + 12 317HERNE BAY 90 66 0 0 20 18 30 20 244 - (33) 277HOWICK 56 77 9 5 24 30 14 15 230 - (98) 328HUNUA LADIES 6 6 0 0 0 0 5 5 22 + 17 5JELLICOE PARK 32 18 4 4 22 10 15 18 123 + 31 92KARAKA 35 33 4 4 17 13 5 4 115 - (28) 143KOHIMARAMA 137 158 8 7 55 29 24 11 429 + 75 354KORU 72 47 1 0 10 4 17 11 162 + 16 146LYNFIELD 44 43 9 4 29 9 17 11 166 - (67) 233MANGERE COMBINED 14 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 26 - (1) 27MANUREWA 12 12 3 7 3 3 2 2 44 - (12) 56MARAETAI 8 5 0 0 3 3 6 5 30 + 5 25MISSION BAY 111 58 1 3 26 17 28 22 266 - (16) 282MT ALBERT 14 13 1 0 7 13 23 20 91 + 1 90MT EDEN 65 53 7 6 46 34 52 54 317 - (42) 359MT WELLINGTON 14 6 10 1 16 16 0 0 63 - (1) 64NEW LYNN 10 21 9 0 3 0 5 1 49 - (13) 62NGATIRA 32 19 1 1 8 3 4 4 72 - (7) 79ORAKEI 45 62 1 2 14 8 21 18 171 - (34) 205OTAHUHU 10 8 0 1 0 0 0 0 19 - (9) 28PAKURANGA 100 61 11 4 47 24 54 27 328 + 10 318PAPAKURA 26 14 0 0 11 15 19 9 94 + 30 64PAPATOETOE 29 16 1 1 10 4 16 13 90 + 21 69PARNELL 153 146 3 1 12 15 23 30 383 + 30 353POINT CHEVALIER 56 51 3 1 44 13 40 14 222 + 10 212POMPALLIER 107 57 0 0 14 9 6 19 212 + 20 192PUKEKOHE 16 4 2 0 10 4 0 0 36 + 3 33REMUERA 216 77 28 11 62 19 27 19 459 - (58) 517ROYAL OAK 80 34 2 1 40 28 18 21 224 + 7 217ST HELIERS 58 51 0 0 3 3 23 26 164 + 8 156SUNNYHILLS 20 48 9 13 28 21 29 28 196 + 3 193SUNNYSIDE 5 10 0 0 3 1 2 0 21 - (15) 36TE ATATU 22 20 0 0 15 9 23 14 103 + 26 77TE PAI PARK 24 9 1 0 10 8 13 2 67 - (12) 79TITIRANGI 38 16 1 0 15 4 31 9 114 - (53) 167WAIATA EPSOM 28 21 0 0 7 13 18 14 101 - (29) 130WAIHEKE 22 14 0 0 0 0 10 5 51 + 4 47WEST END 68 45 7 2 25 15 32 58 252 + 95 157WEST HARBOUR 89 42 0 2 16 20 22 20 211 + 13 198WINSTONE PARK 37 22 0 0 12 5 4 11 91 - (10) 101AUCKLAND SENIORS 5 5 + 5 0TENNIS AUCKLAND 2011/12 2,775 2,253 195 129 1,115 724 1,029 862 9,082 - (173) 9,255

Last Year Total 2010/11 2,760 2,343 182 102 1,237 882 992 757 9,255 +

CHANGE # +/() 15 (90) 13 27 (122) (158) 37 105 (173) (173)% CHANGE +/() 0.5% (3.8%) 7.1% 26.5% (9.9%) (17.9%) 3.7% 13.9% (1.9%) (1.9%)

Counties Tennis Affiliated Membership 2011/2012

Greater Auckland Region Membership 2011/2012

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Last Year Total

CLUB Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female 2011/12 +/- Variance 2010/11PUKEKOHE 30 4 33 15 9 2 0 0 93 - (2) 95WAIUKU 4 2 13 5 7 5 0 0 36 - (7) 43PATUMAHOE 10 3 20 10 10 8 0 0 61 + 13 48BOMBAY 0 0 9 6 13 4 0 0 32 + 11 21PUKEKOHE EAST 0 0 9 11 12 5 0 0 37 - (1) 38POKENO 6 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 11 - (1) 12TE TORO 0 - (5) 5PUKEKAWA 0 0 3 1 2 4 0 0 10 + 0 10RUNCIMAN 15 0 5 10 9 3 0 0 42 + 5 37MANGATANGI 0 0 7 3 5 5 0 0 20 + 3 17TUAKAU 5 0 1 6 + 0 6KARAKA 6 6HUNUA 0 - (15) 15RACQUETEERS 1 1 2 + 0 2

COUNTIES TENNIS 2011/12

77 10 105 61 67 36 0 0 356 + 1 349

Last Year Total 2010/11

61 28 0 0 92 53 73 42 349 + 1 349

CHANGE # +/() 16 (18) 105 61 (25) (17) (73) (42) 7 7% CHANGE +/() 26.2% (64.3%) 0.0% 0.0% (27.2%) (32.1%) (100.0%) (100.0%) 2.0% 2.0%

Full Senior Full Playing Jnr

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Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female 2011/122011/12TENNIS AUCKLAND 2,775 2,253 195 129 1,115 724 1,029 862 9,082COUNTIES TENNIS 77 10 105 61 67 36 0 0 356TOTAL 2,852 2,263 300 190 1,182 760 1,029 862 9,438

2010/11TENNIS AUCKLAND 2,760 2,343 182 102 1,237 882 992 757 9,255COUNTIES TENNIS 61 28 0 0 92 53 73 42 349TOTAL 2,821 2,371 182 102 1,329 935 1,065 799 9,604

CHANGE # +/() 31 (108) 118 88 (147) (175) (36) 63 (166)% CHANGE +/() 1.1% (4.6%) 64.8% 86.3% (11.1%) (18.7%) (3.4%) 7.9% (1.7%)

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Schools ProgrammeThe Grasshopper tennis programme at schools in the Auckland region expanded significantly again this year. Eighty one schools, up from fifty five last year, participated in four week Grasshopper tennis programmes delivered by local coaches.

The number of children participating in these programmes was around 16,000 and we are tremendously proud of the fact that so many children received this tennis experience. Many of the children participating in the programme got their very first opportunity to play the sport and find out if it appealed to them. Judging by the feedback from schools many of them enjoyed their tennis and continued to play at school long after completion of the four week course.

Tennis Auckland funded a number of equipment kits containing rackets, balls and nets into the schools and by doing so we ensured that future generations at primary schools are able to benefit through access to tennis gear in the school sports shed. This is tremendously important for the sustainability of our sport and who really knows what may eventuate as a result. It is nice to think that perhaps one day someone will use the gear that we have gifted to a school and switch on to tennis for the rest of their life. The Grasshopper Programme also offered professional development sessions to teaching staff arming them with the knowledge and confidence to take tennis back to their classrooms.

None of this would have been possible without the significant funding support from the Four Winds Foundation and the three Regional Sports Trusts - Sport Auckland, Counties Manukau Sport and Sport Waitakere. Tennis enjoyed generous support through the Regional Sports Trusts and KiwiSport and for this we are incredibly grateful. Had we not received this support 16,000 school aged children would have missed out on the opportunity to play tennis last year.

In a separate initiative, Tennis Auckland joined forces with Tennis Northern and Tennis New Zealand to deliver a Grasshopper Roadshow in Auckland and Northland. Taster tennis sessions were delivered to 17 schools in Auckland reaching almost 7,000 school aged children. Staff and students were absolutely delighted by the tennis experience offered to them and they were all grateful for the equipment and giveaways that we left behind. We would like to acknowledge the support of Tennis Northern and Tennis New Zealand for their contribution to this successful project. This time the funding was courtesy of the ASB Community Trust and we know that the respective tennis organisations and the schools were very appreciative of this support which allowed us to showcase tennis in some very remote and low socio-economic parts of the region. Finally, a word of thanks to KIA for supplying vehicles to use for the duration of the Roadshow.

While there has been an enormous amount of tennis exposure through the primary and some intermediate schools via the Grasshopper model, we have not neglected tennis at Secondary School level. There is a very sound tennis competition already in place at this level but we have worked hard to provide more tennis opportunities for students who may want to try the sport. Based on the Grasshopper model, a programme was adapted for secondary schools and funding was secured enabling us to deliver tennis to eight schools. Each school received coaching, equipment and an offer of a community coach course as part of the programme. The initial concept was devised in partnership with Tennis Northern and we were successful with our joint funding application to the Regional Sports Trusts allowing us to deliver the secondary school programme over a two year period. Funding has also been secured to deliver a similar programme to several schools in the Waitakere region through Kiwisport. We are very fortunate to receive funding that allows us to offer more opportunities for more children to play our sport.

Clubs and SchoolsMARK LEWIS

“The number of children participating in these programmes was around 16,000”

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Easi-TennisLast season Tennis Auckland conducted Easi-Tennis courses at five venues across the Auckland Region. The three week programme attracts adult beginners to the sport and offers them a chance to learn how to play in an enjoyable and social environment. This year there were 148 participants in the programme and a number of them continued to play tennis upon completion of the initial course. Registrations are higher after Christmas when interest in tennis peaks due to the publicity surrounding the international tournaments in January. I would like to thank all of the coaches involved in the programme for their efforts and strongly encourage clubs to include adult beginner classes in their own coaching programmes.

Senior InterclubTennis players in Auckland enjoyed another highly successful season and our overall team entries were on a par with last year. 399 Summer Interclub teams competed in the various grades and there was a slight increase in the number of team entries for both Winter and Twilight Interclub. Even though the summer was not a particularly good one in terms of the weather, there were very few rainouts because players just stepped out on the court and played.

The courts at the ASB Tennis Arena were back in play for the season and it was nice to be back at our historical home. The Scarbro Caro Bowl competition was very even this year and we would like to congratulate Remuera for winning the men’s title and Kohimarama for taking out the ladies event for the very first time. The Scarbro Caro Bowl competition attracts the best players from around the country and the tennis is the best on offer in New Zealand outside of professional tournaments. Tennis Auckland would like to acknowledge the ongoing support of Scarbro Construction for their sponsorship of our flagship competition.

Congratulations to the Sunnyhills Tennis Club for once again being chosen as our Senior Interclub ‘Club of the Year.’ Thanks to all of the Interclub controllers, team captains and players for making this such a popular activity. Last but not least, thanks to Raewyn Hooper for bringing the players and the clubs together to really enjoy our sport.

Junior InterclubTeam entry numbers were very good with 309 teams in the Pre-Christmas competition and 331 in the Post-Christmas season. It was a credit to all teams that they managed to play all matches even though the summer weather was not particularly good. The Scarbro Junior Caro Bowl competition attracted entries from 17 teams which was slightly up on the year before. Thanks to Scarbro Construction for their support of this event and to Ross Morrison for organising play on match days. We would like to congratulate the players, team captains, parents and Interclub controllers for making this another successful season on the courts. Congratulations to the joint Junior Interclub ‘Club of the Year’ – Jellicoe Park and West Harbour. Finally, a big thank you to Dawn Morrison who administers the competition so brilliantly.

Jacobs Creek Mid-Week Lead-in and Summer InterclubThis was another successful year of competition enjoyed by 121 Pre-Christmas teams and 125 Summer Interclub teams. The number of entries was almost identical to the previous year and this speaks volumes for the popularity of this particular competition. It was decided at the Annual Debrief to trial a seven week Lead-In competition next season rather than continue with the existing 5 week format.

Congratulations to Howick for being chosen as the Midweek Interclub ‘Club of the Year’ and to all of the players who make this competition so enjoyable to be involved in.

Tennis Auckland acknowledges and appreciates the sponsorship support of Jacobs Creek for this competition. .

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Auckland’s Regional Performance Programme (RPP) facilitates a world class coaching programme at Scarbro Tennis Centre enabling our talented juniors to pursue their individual tennis goals.

It is our vision to see Tennis Auckland’s Regional Performance Programme producing world class tennis players ultimately one day competing at the pinnacle of tennis on the international stage.

In 2011/2012 the coaching department has delivered quality tennis training to Auckland’s top aspiring tournament players. The coaching programmes three tiers have been tailored to meet the needs of each player’s varying ability and developmental levels. Our coaching team currently consists of Lee Radovanovich, Thiem Nguyen, Greg Owen (strength and conditioning coach) and is run by James Greenhalgh (Auckland’s appointed Regional Performance Manager and High Performance coach).

The 2011/ 2012 criteria has set transparent goals for player’s to strive for and the colour coded training uniforms reflect the players playing level and their individual achievements. The RPP offers up to 9 hours coaching per week and coaching sessions run every day of the week (before and after school) during school terms.

The RPP offers other additional player benefits such as monitored strength and conditioning sessions including three National Fitness tests per year with player reports, video analysis sessions for ‘High Performance’ players and this year an interactive “rules of tennis” seminar.

All athletes training in the Regional Performance Programme are encouraged to compete in tournaments and receive information and assistance with regards to tournament scheduling.

The Tennis Auckland Programme is raising the level of junior tennis in Auckland. It will continue to focus on the national and international achievement levels of our junior players and increase participation levels of the programme on an ongoing basis.

Regional Performance ProgrammeJAMES GREENHALGH

Scarbro Tennis Centre Art work by Iva Parapunova Year 12 Maclean’s College (AKL RPC player and 2011 16u National singles runner up). These pieces placed

3rd in the world for AS Art.

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Junior Davis Cup and World Junior Teams Events

Congratulations to Auckland players William Matheson, Claudia Williams & Niko Vulinovich (Non travelling reserve) who were selected to represent New Zealand in the 16u boys & girls Junior Davis and Federation Cup Teams.

This competition was played in Australia earlier this year. The NZL teams played off against 15 other teams from the Asia/Oceania region and finished 7th in the Boys competition and 8th in the Girls competition.

Congratulations also to Rawhiti Williams who played number one for New Zealand in the 14u boys World Junior Boys Team. It is great to see Auckland well represented in these prestigious international events.

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Individual Successes‘2011/12 Auckland’s Junior Boy Player of the year’ Cameron Norrie (featured below) has had an exceptional year.

Aged just 16 he has improved his ITF 18u ranking to a career high of 100. Cameron has won a number of titles including Auckland’s own ITF G3 event held in February 2012. Cameron has been training with the Auckland RPC Coaching Programme for 5 years now. He is certainly an exciting prospect and we look forward to watching his results unfold over the upcoming years.

Cameron’s Other 2011/12 results include:

Quarter finalist, Grade 2 ITF France April 2012, Runner up Grade 4 ITF Wellington February 2012, Runner-up 18s Singles Nationals Albany December 2011, Winner 18u Nationals Doubles Albany December 2011, Finalist Junior Sportsman of the Year counties Manukau October 2011, Winner Waikato ITF Singles ITF Grade 5 August 2011, Runner up Doubles Waikato Grade 5 ITF August 2011, Winner Doubles NZL ITF Indoor Championships Grade 4 July 2011, Finalist Singles Grade 4 ITF Fiji (final not played due to rain), Winner Doubles Grade 4 ITF Fiji, Winner Doubles Grade 4 ITF Auckland July 2011.

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National Junior Teams Event ResultsOver Easter the 2012 National Junior Teams Events took place in Auckland, Hamilton and Ashburton. Six Auckland teams in three age groups and genders competed against 150 of the best emerging players from around the country.

The 12u boys who played at Albany Tennis Park were outstanding and won the Gold Medal. A special mention should go to Te Kani Williams (Parnell) who went undefeated in Singles and Doubles at the number 1 position in the team.

The team was: Te Kani Williams, Alex Limberger (Orakei), Chris Zhang (Remuera), Tim Heslin (Kohimarama) & Liam Stoica (Sunnyhills).

The team was captained by James Greenhalgh (Auckland’s Regional Performance Manager and High Performance coach).

Overall Auckland Team placing’s:

12u Boys Gold

12u Girls Bronze

14u Boys Bronze

14u Girls Silver

16u Boys Silver

16u Girls Fourth

Auckland placed first overall and for the first time will receive Tennis New Zealand’s ‘REGION OF THE YEAR’ award for 2012.

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Every year to strive to improve the skill set and performance of the officiating at our two primary professional events in new Zealand, the WTA ASB Classic and the ATP Heineken Open.

This year unquestionably the officiating of our New Zealand officials was at the very highest level which is a credit to each and every official involved in both these events. As a result of this officiating excellence it was extremely satisfying for one of our officials, Dimitar Trifunovski, to only be one of 9 International Line Umpires invited by the ATP to be a Line Umpire for the Master Cup Finals in London in November late last year. This is an honour of the highest level for Dimitar but equally for our Association.

His father, Blaze Trifunovski, now permanently based in Germany continues to forge an outstanding full time a career as one of the leading Electronic Review Officials in world tennis, apart from his outstanding Chair Umpire work throughout Europe, Asia and the Americas.

Last year Blaze was the Chair Umpire of 63 matches on the ATP Tour in addition to his 27 weeks as a review official.

Currently our Association has 5 members with International Certification:

John Barry Referee

Stephen Noble Chief of Umpires, Referee

David Smith Referee

Blaze Trifunovski Chair Umpire

Dimitar Trifunovski White Badge Official

The last year has additionally seen John Barry and David Smith respectively the Referees of the ATP Heineken Open and WTA ASB Classic, Stephen Noble the Chief of Umpires for both of these events and additionally the Davis Cup Tie in Tauranga between NZ and Uzbekistan, together with being the Referee for the Configure Express pro circuit event in Wellington in late February. Additionally David Smith was the Referee in 3 Davis Cup ties over the last year; two involving Australia versus both Japan and China and also the recent Tie over Easter in Manila between Pakistan and the Philippines. John Barry was also the Referee for the ITF U18 Event.

One of our Association’s main focuses is the ongoing training and mentoring of officials. Training programmes have been conducted by John Barry (Referees) and David Smith (Chair Umpires) throughout the year and additionally Stephen Noble in co-ordinating the training of the Ball Kids for the two Major Events in January. We value their knowledge and the fact that they are committed to sharing this.

In closing, I wish to record my huge debt of gratitude to the small group on our executive who continue to do outstanding selfless work in managing the affairs of your Association. In particular I want to record the efforts of Lynly Barry, Carol Cummings, Blayne Newton, Teagan Ross, Desrae Garrett, Tim Shepherd, Bryall McPherson, Neeshah Dahya and Ross Morrison. Their efforts make my leadership task so much easier.

Tennis Auckland Umpires’ AssociationPRESIDENT - DAVID J. SMITH

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The past 12 months have been a relatively quiet period for the management of Tennis Seniors Auckland. This is largely a reflection on the limited number of people willing to be involved with the running of the organisation – a problem not uncommon in many sporting organisations. Despite this, the membership at Tennis Seniors Auckland remains at a high level with new members replacing those that retire from Tennis Seniors Auckland.

Tennis Seniors Auckland continues to offer its members social play, representative fixtures with adjoining Seniors Associations, access to Seniors Tournaments both in Auckland and throughout New Zealand, access to National Seniors events, and for our top players in their age groups access to International Seniors events.

Our Tournament at Labour Weekend continued to be well-supported both by players from Auckland and from around New Zealand. The arrangements with Farmers and the Eden-Epsom Tennis Club have proven to be most successful. The tournament is played over two days and offers tennis at all levels, and a great spirit of camaraderie.

Tennis Seniors Auckland played annual matches against Tennis Seniors from Hibiscus Coast, Waikato, Counties, South Auckland, Lower Northland, North Harbour and Northland during the year. These matches involve 12 men

and 12 ladies in each team and provide the opportunity for Auckland players to meet with and to compete against players from outside of the Auckland tennis scene.

Tennis Seniors Auckland continues to be well represented and its members have had considerable success, at National events and tournaments in the upper North Island in those events where each individual has responsibility for just their own entry. However, the lack of members willing to take on the responsibility for organising teams on a wider basis saw Auckland have just one team in the National Teams Event held in Wellington over Easter – down from the usual 8-12 teams for this event.

I would like to put on record my thanks to Julie Blow our long serving Secretary and a tireless worker, her husband David who despite wishing to retire as Treasurer last year has remained as Treasurer for this year, and Committee Members Jackie Antonievich, Helen Moffitt and Sita Brosig for their commitment and support.

I must also record here my thanks to my wife Maria who whilst not formally being on the Tennis Seniors Auckland Committee does as much, if not more, than anyone in support of Tennis Seniors Auckland.

Tennis Seniors Auckland PRESIDENT - DAVID BRADSHAW

Tennis Seniors South Auckland IncGreat news, we are proactively moving into the 21st Century.

With some encouragement from Dick Garratt and support of Glen Smith and John Cook and the membership we are in the process of formalising the name change, new logo and new gear. Along with this comes a Data Base, membership drive, regular news updates, and a home venue.

We are now in the main active time of the club with representative matches having started. These are always played with gusto and the wish to win, but also with the realisation that it is a sport and that there are many aspects to the enjoyment of the day.

Any enquires to Glen Smith (09) 298 8501

Angela Margison

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The secondary school Saturday competition in 2012 involves 303 6-member teams from 56 schools, 181 boys’ teams and 122 girls’ teams.

However, in conjunction with Tennis Northern a new Monday afternoon competition was set up for North Shore schools, which involved another 54 teams, with four members per team rather than the usual six.

While a number of matches in some sections were defaulted, the new competition seems to have had a positive impact, with some new schools involved which may perhaps eventually aspire to rival the Westlake schools in the Saturday competition.

The Champion of Champions Tournament in March again gathered some of the top junior players in the region to compete for the prestigious titles.

In the boys’ competition Sacred Heart emerged as the strongest rivals to St Kentigern, without quite being able to clinch the James Aitkenhead Shield. Rhett Purcell beat both top seed Ryan Henderson and third seed Oliver Sadler to take the Senior Singles.

In the girls’ competition Danielle Feneridis was untroubled to retain her senior title and led Westlake Girls’ to a clear win over St Kentigern for the girls’ shield.

Detailed results of the school competitions appear in the Results section.

The 88th Pascoe Cup Business House Tournament was held at the Nicholson Park complex in Mount Eden and the Ngatira Tennis Club in Clive Road from 13th February to 28th March 2012 with the finals held at Ngatira on the 28th March.

This year’s event attracted 24 teams from 16 companies. The Men’s Doubles stayed at Nicholson Park due to the numbers but all Mixed and Ladies Doubles games were at Ngatira.

The winners and runners-up were;

Men’s Doubles: Telstra Clear Runners-up: Fliway International

Ladies Doubles: Somerville Special School Runners-up: Pumpkin Patch

Mixed Doubles: Somerville Special School Runners-up: Fidelity Life

Our sincere thanks go again to Pascoes the Jewellers and to Anne and David Norman for their continued support and interest in the association and the tournament.

To the Ngatira Tennis Club who worked with us during the tournament and on finals night our sincere thanks. And to all of the teams who continue to support and enjoy a unique tennis event we look forward to seeing you again in 2013.

Auckland Secondary Schools’ Tennis Association

Pascoe Cup Tennis Association

PRESIDENT – BARRY SCHMIDT (AUCKLAND GRAMMAR). SECRETARY – JOHN HUME

PRESIDENT - ROSS PICKETT

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The Emeritus Committee has met as required during the year.

The Committee unanimously endorsed the nomination of Alan Sorrell who is currently Chairman of the Tennis Auckland Centre Judiciary and has served as a Board member in the past, for the 2012/13 year under the Rule 13.3 of the Constitution.

Tennis Auckland Club Administrators Awards

The committee was pleased to confirm awards as detailed below:

Gold

Isobel Baker Te Atatu

Graeme Allen Karaka

Linda Donald Dunholme

Sue Wesley Orakei

Jeanette Hatten West End

Silver

Jim Beban Koru

Dave Brook Koru

Peter Jenkins Karaka

Greg Hollier Karaka

Christine Clark Dunholme

The Committee makes all decisions unanimously and all matters discussed remain confidential to the Committee.

Emeritus CommitteeCHAIRMAN – PETER THOMSON

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For many years, Tennis Auckland, through the Club Awards has been recognising the outstanding efforts that clubs have been doing.

This year we had 24 entries, the most ever.

The standard and administration of our clubs has never been better.

The winners for the 2011/2012 season are:

Club Spirit – Eden Epsom

For the restoration and refurbishment of the original Tennis Pavilion by a large number of young and old members. This was done over many weekends and concluded with the official reopening on Club Champ Finals day.

Facilities – Cockle Bay

For their new $1.6 million multi sports complex. After years of planning, fundraising and building this amazing complex was completed in the 2011/2012 season

Club Administration – Campbell Park

This well run club keeps it simple by concentrating on five categories – Interclub, Club tournaments, Coaching programme, website and Volunteers / Maintenance.

Marketing, Promotion & Membership – Royal Oak

For their membership initatives of a ‘Treat-Me’ deal that bought in 198 new tennis/squash members. Free junior coaching programme with local schools.

Club Events – West End

For the running of the 4th West End Cup, of of NZ’s major money tournaments for our top players. This year they introduced a Junior Cup for 16 years and under. Marcus Daniel became an ambassador for tennis and the tournament by visiting and speaking at local schools.

Club Volunteers – Ian Watson – Howick

For single handily coordinating the fundraising and building of the new volley board for the Club

Club Coach – Kevin Wright – Dunholme

Kevin has been a highly respected and outstanding Auckland Club Coach for over 40 years. Countless junior and senior players have benefited from his excellent coaching skills.

Club Support And Liaison CommitteeDONALD SIM

The Association congratulates the following players, teams and clubs on their achievements during the 2011/2012 season

2012 ASB CLASSIC - KIA Motors Singles and Doubles Titles

Singles J Zheng (CHN)

Doubles A Hlavackova (CZE)/L Haradecka (CZE)

2012 HEINEKEN OPEN - Panasonic Singles and Doubles Titles

Singles D Ferrer (SPN)

Doubles O Marach (AUT)/A Peya (AUT)

International Tournaments

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FUJI XEROX AUCKLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS NZMT 5 - 8 December 2011

Mens Singles

Winner Artem Sitak (1)

Runner Up Dan King-Turner (4)

Womens Singles

Winner Luci Barlow (4)

Runner Up Sarah Mcdermott (3)

KIA AUCKLAND SPRING OPEN TOURNAMENT 2011 Scarbro Tennis Centre 02 - 06 September 2011

Event Pos. Name Club

Womens Open Singles 1 Mia Middleton Mairangi Bay

2 Davina Meza Tennis Northern

Womens Open Consolation Singles 1 Elsie Brown Remuera

2 Tiana Windbuchler Cockle Bay

Mens Open Singles 1 Andrew Allan Royal Oak

2 Daniel Brown Remuera

Mens Open Consolation Singles 1 Glenio Zanella Becroft

2 Ben Oneill Gladstone

Mens B Consolation Singles 1 Jordan Todd Campbell Park

2 Milan Panic Pakuranga

Mens B Grade (S5 and below) 1 Todd l Belsham Bucklands Beach Tennis Club

2 Sergey Belov Campbells Bay

SENIORDomestic Tournaments

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Once again the Jacobs Creek Ladies Indoor Singles and Doubles tournaments proved very popular. Due to the construction of the ASB Tennis Arena we only had the use of the SCARBRO Tennis Centre so numbers were limited and we thank all the ladies that have supported this singles format. Due to the Rugby World Cup the Term 4 Singles competition did not go ahead.

The Jacobs Creek Indoor Doubles also followed a three person team format due to the limited number of courts available.

For the 2012 competitions we will be returning to the four person team format as the ASB Tennis Arena is back in operation.

Thanks to the Pro Shop staff at the SCARBRO Tennis Centre for their help in the administration of the two Tournaments.

The University of Auckland Business School competition consisted of two competitions each lasting 7 weeks during school Terms 2 and 3. Due to insufficient entries for A Grade, those entered were incorporated into B Grade which was split into sections based on team ability.

2011 JACOBS CREEK LADIES INDOOR SINGLES

Term 2 = 38 players

Term 3 = 42 players

Winners Term 2

A Grade Linda Adamson

B Grade Red Pool Larraine Giles

White Pool Tracy Walden

C Grade Danielle Houlker

Winners Term 3

A Grade Amanda Hopkins

B Grade Red Pool Larraine Giles

White Pool Vicki Collins

C Grade Marie Collins

2011 JACOBS CREEK LADIES INDOOR DOUBLES

Term 2 had 68 teams in the following grades:

A Grade Wednesday 17 teams

B grade Tuesday 25 teams

B Grade Friday 21 teams

C Grade Monday 5 teams

Term 3 had 65 teams in the following grades:

A Grade Wednesday 17 teams

B Grade Tuesday 27 teams

B Grade Friday 21 teams

COMPETITION 1 - TERM 2

A Grade

Pool 1 Winner CB Challenger

Pool 1 Runner up Morefun

Pool 2 (Top Four) Winner Left Overs

Pool 2 (Top Four) Runner up Stark

B Grade Tuesday

Pool 1 Winner Southern Belles

Pool 1 Runner up Fourmidable Four

Pool 2 Winner Twin Sets

Pool 2 Runner up On the Deuce

B Grade Friday

Pool 1 Winner RS & B

Pool 1 Runner up Hells Angels

Pool 2 Winner Hot Beat

Pool 2 Runner up Hels Belles

C Grade Monday

Winner Kohi Comets

Pool 1 Runner up On the Ball

COMPETITION 2 - TERM 3

A Grade

Pool 1 Winner Shorebabes

Pool 1 Runner up On the Day

Pool 2(Top Four) Winner RS & B

Pool 2 (Top Four) Runner up Roaring Forties

B Grade Tuesday

Red Pool Winner Hels Angels

Red Pool Runner up Bird Seeds

White Pool Winner On the Deuce

White Pool Runner up The Hot Moltens

Indoor Tournaments

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Blue Pool Winner Women with Balls

Blue Pool Runner up Go Girls

B Grade Friday

Pool 1 Winner Hels Belles

Pool 1 Runner up Hot Beat

Pool 2 Winner Go Girls

Pool 2 Runner up Netdotco

2011 UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND BUSINESS SCHOOL SHORT COURSES COMPETITION

Competition 1 Competition 2

B Grade 13 16

C Grade (Wed) 24 23

C Grade (Thu) 16 11

D Grade 9 9

Social Grade 6

COMPETITION 1

B Grade - Tuesday Winner Runner-up

Section 1 Warwick University of Henderson Auckland

C Grade - Wednesday

Red Section NSATAX Temperzone

White Section Samuraui Blue Racqueteers

Blue Section Sizzlers Chilli Peppers

C Grade -Thursday

Green Section Three Musketeers H.G.G.

Yellow Section Kohi Speights I Fun

D Grade - Thursday

Butt Caps Heineken

COMPETITION 2

Winner Runner-up

Social Grade - Monday

PRNZ Orakei Ace

B Grade - Tuesday

Red Section Goldina Warwick Henderson

White Section Skyrailers Rabbits

C Grade - Wednesday

Red Section Ruby Tuesdays Papakura Auto Marine

White Section Broadway Racqueteers

Blue Section Heritage Hotels Try Hards 2

C Grade – Thursday Temperzone Jekelmania

D Grade – Thursday

Eden Epsom Heinkene at Enigmas the Flying Moa

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SCARBRO Caro Bowl Men

Winner Remuera

Runner up Blockhouse Bay

SCARBRO Caro Bowl Women

Winner Kohimarama

Runner up Royal Oak

Caro Bowl Reserve Men Gladstone 1

Caro Bowl Reserve Women Kohimarama

First Grade Men Pukekohe

First Grade Women Blockhouse Bay

Second Grade Men East Tamaki Domain

Ferrier Cup Bucklands Beach

Presidents A Mangere Combined

OPEN GRADES

Open Men 1 Karaka 1

Open Men 2 Titirangi

Open Men 3 Jellicoe Park 2

Open Men 4 East Tamaki Domain 2

Open Men 5 Sunnyhills 2

Open Men 6 Karaka 2

Open Men 7 Howick 4

Open Men 8 Pakuranga 4

Open Men 9 Papatoetoe 3

Open Men 10 Mt Eden 5

Open Women 1 Karaka

Open Women 2 Sunnyhills 1

Open Women 3 Jellicoe Park

Open Women 4 Sunnyhills 2

Open Women 5 Sunnyhills 3

OPEN PRESIDENTS

Open Presidents 1 Royal Oak 1

Open Presidents 2 Campbell Park

Open Presidents 3 St Heliers 1

Open Presidents 4 Dunholme 2

Open Presidents 5 Manurewa 2

Open Presidents 6 Remuera 2

SUPER TENNIS

Super Men Section 1 Pukekohe

Super Men Section 2 Mission Bay 2

Super Women Section 1 Kohimarama 1

Super Women Section 2 Te Atatu 1

Super Women Section 3 Cockle Bay 1

TWILIGHT TENNIS

Twilight Mens Monday Singles Bridge Park 1

Twilight Womens Monday Singles Bridge Park 3

Twilight Men Monday Black Jellicoe Park

Twilight Women Monday Blue Mt Eden

Twilight Men Tuesday Singles Sect 1 Pt Chevalier 1

Twilight Men Tuesday Singles Sect 2 Te Pai Park

Twilight Men Tuesday Brown East Tamaki Domain 1Twilight Men Tuesday Green East Tamaki Domain 2Twilight Women Tuesday Red Kohimarama 1Twilight Women Tuesday Yellow Bridge Park 1

WINTER INTERCLUB 2011

Competition 1

Mens Singles Section 1 Mission Bay 1

Mens Singles Section 2 Mission Bay 2

Mens Singles Section 3 Sunnyhills

Womens Singles Royal Oak

Mens Doubles Pakuranga

Womens Doubles Section 1 Kohimarama 2

Womens Doubles Section 2 Bridge Park

Competition 2

Competition 2 Mixed Section 1 Parnell 1

Competition 2 Mixed Section 2 West Harbour

Competition 2 Mixed Section 3 Campbell Park

Competition 2 Mixed Section 4 Bridge Park

Competition 2 Mixed Section 5 Manurewa

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Jacobs Creek Midweek Ladies

LEAD IN

Open Monday 8 Campbell Park 3

Open Monday 7 Kohimarama 6

Open Monday 6 Mt Eden

Open Monday 5 St Heliers 2

Open Monday 4 Dunholme 3

Open Monday 3 Dunholme 2

Open Monday 2 Cockle Bay 1

Open Monday 1 Bucklands Beach 1

Open Tuesday 12 Glendowie 5

Open Tuesday 11 Cockle Bay 4

Open Tuesday 10 Gladstone 1

Open Tuesday 9 Kohimarama 4

Open Tuesday 8 Howick 3

Open Tuesday 7 Campbell Park 2

Open Tuesday 6 Sunnyhills 3

Open Tuesday 5 Kohimarama 3

Open Tuesday 4 Orakei 1

Open Tuesday 3 Howick 1

Open Tuesday 2 St Helie rs 2

Open Tuesday 1 Bucklands Beach 1

Midweek Ladies SummerMonday

Open Monday 6 Gladstone 1

Open Monday 5 Orakei

Open Monday 4 Blockhouse Bay 2

Open Monday 3 Remuera 3

Open Monday 2 Howick

Tuesday

Open Tuesday 7 Bucklands Beach 4

Open Tuesday 6 Gladstone 2

Open Tuesday 5 Howick 2

Open Tuesday 4 West End 2

Open Tuesday 3 Remuera 1

Open Tuesday 2 Kohimarama 1

PENNANT WINNERS

Open Monday 1 Pt Chevalier 1 (Promoted)

Monday Championship 2 Howick (Promoted)

Monday Championship 1 Bucklands Beach

Open Tuesday 1 West End 1 (Promoted)

Tuesday Championship 2 St Heliers (Promoted)

Tuesday Championship 1 Bucklands Beach

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2011 SLAZENGER NEW ZEALAND JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS 18/U North Shore 11 – 16 December 2011

BOYS

Singles Final J. Grinter beat C. Norrie 3-6, 6-4, 6-2

Doubles Final J. Grinter/C. Norrie beat C. Espie/ J.Yates 6-3, 6-4

GIRLS

Singles Final P. Hourigan beat H. Stewart 6-3, 1-6, 7-6, [9]

Doubles Final L. Scott/H. Stewart beat P. Hourigan/L. Oxnevad 6-2, 6-3

2012 SLAZENGER NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 12/U Wellington 14 – 18 January 2012

BOYS

Singles Final M. Sisam beat TK. Williams 6-1, 6-2

Doubles Final M. Sisam/TK. Williams beat F. Reynolds/L. Stoica 7-5, 2-6, 10-6

GIRLS

Singles FinalV. Ivanov beat J. Clark 6-3, 6-3

Doubles Final J. Clark/N. Paripovich beat G. Atkinson/L. Waite 6-4, 6-2

2012 SLAZENGER NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 14/U Auckland 4 – 8 January 2012

BOYS

Singles Final C. Heap beat P.Keerasuntonpong 7-5, 7-5

Doubles Final C. Philpott/R.Williams beat C. Heap/P.Keerasuntonpong 6-3, 2-6, 10-8

GIRLS

Singles FinalA.Ellis beat G. Coates 6-4, 6-2

Doubles Final G. Coates/A. Ellis beat M. Rogers/S. Wardenburg 6-2, 6-2

2012 SLAZENGER NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 16/U Marlborough 9 – 13 January 2012

BOYS

Singles Final A. Klintcharov beat J. Carey 2-6, 6-1, 2-0 ret

Doubles Final K. Butters/A. Gage-Brown beat T. Smith/E. Stoica 4-6, 6-0, 10-5

GIRLS

Singles FinalB. Liddell beat E. Hassell 6-2, 6-3

Doubles Final S. Atkinson/B. Liddell beat S. Pannu/L. Wehner 6-0, 6-2

2012 NATIONAL TEAMS EVENT 12/U Albany 07 – 10 April 2012

BOYS

1st Auckland

2nd Canterbury

3rd Waikato-Bays

4th Central

5th Southern

6th Northern

GIRLS

1st Central

2nd Waikato-Bays

3rd Auckland

4th Canterbury

5th Northern

6th Southern

2012 NATIONAL TEAMS EVENT 14/U Hamilton 07 – 10 April 2012

BOYS

1st Canterbury

2nd Central

3rd Auckland

4th Waikato-Bays

5th Northern

6th Southern

GIRLS

1st Waikato-Bays

2nd Auckland

3rd Canterbury

4th Northern

5th Southern

6th Central

2012 NATIONAL TEAMS EVENT 16/U Ashburton 07 10 April 2012

BOYS

1st Central

2nd Auckland

3rd Northern

4th Canterbury

5th Waikato-Bays

6th Southern

GIRLS

1st Southern

2nd Northern

3rd Central

4th Auckland

5th Canterbury

6th Waikato-Bays

JUNIORNational Events

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2012 REGION OF THE YEAR - FINAL PLACING’S

1st Auckland

2nd Central

3rd Canterbury

4th Waikato-Bays

5th Northern

6th Southern

2011 NATIONAL PRIMARY-INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLS FINALS

North Island Waikato Tennis Centre 1 - 2 December 2011

Boys SinglesA. Calder beat F. Reynolds 6-3 6-4

Girls SinglesS. Syme beat A. Harvey 3-6 6-3 6-3

South Island ASB Tennis Centre, Timaru 28 - 29 November 2011

Boys SinglesT. Nelson beat T. Russell 7-5 6-2

Girls SinglesA. Cochrane beat L. O’Fagan 6-4 6-3

2012 NATIONAL SECONDARY SCHOOLS TENNIS TEAMS FINAL North Shore 26 – 29 March 2012

BOYS

1st St Kentigerns College

2nd Auckland Grammar School

3rd Tauranga Boys College

4th Christchurch Boys High School

5th Hamilton Boys High School

6th John McGlashen College

7th Wellington College

8th New Plymouth Boys High School

GIRLS

1st St Kentigerns College

2nd Westlake Girls High School

3rd St Peters Cambridge School

4th Rangiruru Girls School

5th St Margaret’s College

6th New Plymouth Girls High School

7th Waikato Diocesan

8th Wanganui Collegiate

Mixed Grade

1st St Peters Cambridge School

2nd Tu Toa

3rd St Andrews College

4th Mount Albert Grammar

5th St Kentigerns College

6th Kings College

7th Trident High School

8th Wanganui High School

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TENNIS AUCKLAND JULY JUNIOR TOURNAMENT Scarbro Tennis Centre 18 - 22 July 2011

Event Pos. Name Club

Girls Doubles 18/16 1 Kasey Nihill+Teagan Ross Campbell Park/Kohimarama

2 Georgia Hume + Lucia Young Eastern Harbour/Kohimarama

Boys Doubles 18 1 Rhett Purcell + Niko Vulinovich Royal Oak/Kohimarama

2 Elliot Darling + James Robert Smith Edgeware/Queenstown

Girls Singles 18/16 1 Georgia Hume Eastern Harbour

2 Kasey Nihill Campbell Park

Boys Singles 18 1 Niko Vulinovich Kohimarama

2 Jack Heslin Kohimarama

Boys Doubles 16 1 Ryan Henderson + Edward Stoica Kohimarama/Burnside

2 Connor Heap + Taylor Mcguire Edgeware/Kainui

Boys Singles 16 1 Ryan Henderson Kohimarama

2 Edward Stoica Burnside

Girls Doubles 14 1 Stella Cliffe + Diana Deyeva Northcote/Blockhouse Bay

2 Christine Joyce Barit + Ayesha Horley Northcote/Cockle Bay

Boys Doubles 14 1 Taylor Herangi + Pratt Keerasuntonpong Pukekohe/Tawa-Lyndhurst

2 Jordan Logun Harr Lai + Vlad Zorzoliu Eden Epsom/Howick

Girls Singles 14 1 Shaylee Syme Karaka

2 Lana Popovich Takapuna

Boys Singles 14 1 Matej Minic Takapuna

2 Pratt Keerasuntonpong Tawa-Lyndhurst

Girls Doubles 12 1 Olivia Gillard + Caitlin Ward Karaka/Pukekohe

2 Alexandra Kalachova + Tiana Windbuchler Mt Eden/Cockle Bay

Boys Doubles 12 1 Harrison Darling + Dylan Heap Cave/Cashmere

2 Finn Reynolds + Liam Stoica Havelock North/Burnside

Boys Singles 12 1 Finn Reynolds Havelock North

2 Liam Stoica Burnside

Girls Doubles 10 1 Sarah Munn + Sarah Weekley West Harbour/Gladstone

2 Courtney Huff + Sophie Michl Cockle Bay/Remuera Rackets

Boys Doubles 10 1 Jamie Garbett + Patrick Smeets Hagley Park/Remuera Rackets

2 Adam Chappell + Matangaro Toka Campbell Park/Sunnyside

Girls Singles 10 1 Sarah Munn West Harbour

2 Holly Stewart Remuera Rackets

Boys Singles 10 1 Jamie Garbett Hagley park

2 Patrick Smeets Remuera Rackets

Domestic Tournaments

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NZ ITF INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS Scarbro Tennis Centre 25 - 30 July 2011

Winners

Boys Singles Chris Simich (NZL)

Boys Doubles Cameron Norrie (NZL) / Rhett Purcell (GBR)

Girls Singles Georgiana Ruhrig (AUS)

Girls Doubles Emily Fanning (NZL) / Heidi Stewart (NZL)

AUCKLAND JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS Scarbro Tennis Centre 10 - 14 October 2011

Event Pos. Name Club

Girls Doubles 18 1 Caitlin May Beazley + Trixie Croad Mairangi Bay/Whangaparaoa

2 Toni Ariana Katipa + Abbey Sykes Rotorua/Waipu

Boys Doubles 18 1 Arapeta Collier-Waiomio + Taylor Mcguire Lugton Park/Kainui

2 John Foote + Lochlan Kitchen Campbells Bay/Remuera Rackets

Girls Singles 18 1 Teagan Ross Kohimarama

2 Chanistha Ampornachariya Burnside Park

Boys Singles 18 1 Andrew Van Der Vyver Otorhonga

2 Josh Walden Glendowie

Girls Doubles 16 1 Kasey Nihill + Teagan Ross Campbell Park/Kohimarama

2 Caitlin Beazley + Trixie Croad Mairangi Bay/Whangaparaoa

Boys Doubles 16 1 Trent Smith + Edward Stoica Pukekohe

2 Cameron Philpot + Andrew Qi Campbell Park/Remuera Rackets

Girls Singles 16 1 Teagan Ross Kohimarama

2 Trixie Croad Whangaparaoa

Boys Singles 16 1 Andrew Qi Remuera Rackets

2 Cameron Philpot Campbell Park

Girls Doubles 14 1 Lauren Alter + Paige Alter Northcote

2 Elsie Brown + Emma Eccleton Remuera Rackets/Royal Oak

Boys Doubles 14 1 Sam Josh Heslin + Scott Walden Kohimarama/Remuera Rackets

2 Miki Nobuzawa + Danyon Tana Queenstown/Whangaparaoa

Girls Singles 14 1 Lauren Alter Northcote

2 Ashleigh Bryn Harvey Otumoetai

Boys Singles 14 1 Matej Minic Takapuna

2 Miki Nobuzawa Queenstown

Girls Doubles 12 1 Janvhi Clark + Nina Paripovich Otumoetai/Nor’east

2 Alexandra Kalachova + Sarah Weekley Browns Bay/Gladstone

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Boys Doubles 12 1 Hone Collier-Waiomio + Alexander Limberger Lugton Park/Orakei

2 Liam Stoica + Alex Tiriteu Sunnyhills/Mairtown

Girls Singles 12 1 Janvhi Clark Otumoetai

2 Nina Paripovich Nor’east

Boys Singles 12 1 Te Kani Williams Parnell/Cockle Bay

2 Liam Stoica Sunnyhills

Girls Doubles 10 1 Courtney Huff + Sophie Michl Cockle Bay/Remuera Rackets

2 Katie Bruce + Sarah Weekley Milford/Gladstone

Boys Doubles 10 1 Flynn Goodley-Hollister + Quinn (Maz) Sunde Milford/Tennis Northern

2 Jonathan Fall + Filippo La Cava Cockle Bay/Mission Bay

Girls Singles 10 1 Isabelle Coman Remuera Rackets

2 Sarah Weekley Gladstone

Boys Singles 10 1 Anton Shepp Lugton

2 Nick Beamish Rotorua

TENNIS AUCKLAND PRIMARY & INTERMEDIATE TOURNAMENT SCARBRO TENNIS CENTRE & MANUKAU TENNIS CENTRE 30 October - 06 November 2011

Event Pos. Name School

Open Boys Championship Year 8 and Below

1 Te Kani Williams Mission Heights Junior College

2 Petar Gorgiovski Remuera Intermediate School

3 Liam Stoica Cockle Bay School

4 Scott Walden Sacred Heart College

Open Girls Championship Year 8 and Below

1 Laumanu Teu Kedgley Intermediate

2 Elsie Brown St Cuthberts College

3 Victoria Hockley St Kentigern College

4 Olivia Gillard Remuera Intermediate School

AUCKLAND CHRISTMAS JUNIOR TOURNAMENT Scarbro Tennis Centre 18 - 23 December 2011

Event Pos. Name Club

Boys Singles 16

1 David Jiang Remuera Rackets

2 Edward Stoica Pukekohe

Boys Doubles 16

1 Trent Smith + Edward Stoica Pukekohe/Pukekohe

2 Nathan Metzger + Cameron Philpot New Lynn/Campbell Park

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Girls Singles 16

1 Kelly Drew Royal Oak

2 Trixie Croad Whangaparaoa

Girls Doubles 16

1 Trixie Croad + Kelly Drew Whangaparaoa/Royal Oak

2 Libby Bird + Sita Clark Beerescourt/Otumoetai

Boys Singles 14 1 Andrew Qi Remuera Rackets

2 Rawhiti Williams Pakuranga

Boys Doubles 14 1 Miki Nobuzawa + Rob Reynolds Queenstown/Hawkes Bay Lawn

2 Luc Anderson + Ja ck Hill-Rennie Parnell/Karaka

Girls Singles 14 1 Tahlia Walsh Te Awamutu

2 Sarah Wardenburg Mairangi Bay

Girls Doubles 14 1 Katie Hartland + Laumanu Teu Cashmere/Jellicoe Park

2 Lauren Alter + Paige Alter Northcote

Boys Singles 12 1 Macsen Sisam Mairangi Bay

2 Finn Reynolds Hawkes Bay Lawn

Boys Doubles 12 1 Macsen Sisam + Kento Suga Mairangi Bay/Mairangi Bay

2 Finn Reynolds + Liam Stoica Hawkes Bay Lawn/Sunnyhills

Girls Singles 12 1 Nina Paripovich Nor’east

2 Tiana Windbuchler Cockle Bay

Girls Doubles 12 1 Victoria Hartland +Tiana Windbuchler Cashmere/ Cockle Bay

2 Mulan Kamoe + Negahr Rastguy Oceania/Oceania

Boys Singles 10 1 Alexander Borodin

2 Anton Shepp Lugton

Boys Doubles 10 1 Flynn Goodly-Hollister + Filippo La Cava Milford/Mission Bay

2 Adam Chappell + Adrian Lagman Campbell Park/Campbell Park

Girls Singles 10 1 Sarah Weekley Gladstone

2 Holly Stewart Remuera Rackets

Girls Doubles 10 1 Sophie Michl + Sarah Weekley Gladstone/Gladstone

2 Courtney Huff + Holly Stewart Cockle Bay/ Remuera Rackets

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NEW ZEALAND 18 & UNDER ITF SUMMER CHAMPIONSHIPS Scarbro Tennis Centre & Manukau Tennis Centre 29 January - 04 February 2012

Winners

Boys Singles Cameron Norrie (NZL)

Boys Doubles Thien Nguyen Hoang (VIE) / Chun Hun Wong (HKG)

Girls Singles Natsuho Arakawa (JPN)

Girls Doubles Abbie Myers (AUS) / Danielle Wagland (AUS)

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AUCKLAND APRIL TOURNAMENT 2012 Scarbro Tennis Centre & Manukau Tennis Centre 16 - 21 April 2012

Event Pos Name Club

Boys Doubles 18 1 Edward Stoica + Matt Woolman Pukekhoe/Waimairi

2 Noah Gulick + Rawhiti Williams Mairtown/Pakuranga

Girls Singles 18 1 Yoanna Peshev Pompallier

2 Lillian Maui

Girls Singles 16 1 Diana Deyeva Kohimaramara

2 Katie Antsupova Takapuna

Boys Singles 16 1 Jason Pimenta Parnell

2 Ben Holmes Mairangi Bay

Girls Doubles 14 1 Emma Eccleton + Laumanu Teu Royal Oak/Jelicoe Park

2 Elsie Brown + Janvhi Clark Remuera/Otumoetai

Boys Doubles 14 1 Sergey Belov + Taylor Nelson Campbells Bay/Burnside Park

2 Liam Stoica + Kento Suga Burnside Park/Mairangi Bay

Girls Singles 14 1 Janvhi Clark Otumoetai

2 Laumanu Teu Jelicoe Park

Boys Singles 14 1 Sergey Belov Campbells Bay

2 Connor Williamson Sunnyhills

Boys Singles 12 1 Chris Zhang Remuera

2 Freddie Cashmore-Chatwin Parnell

Boys Doubles 12 1 Freddie Cashmore-Chatwin + Chris Zhang Parnell/Remuera

2 Kanishk Arunraj + Waikie Wang Blockhouse Bay/Blockhouse Bay

Girls Singles 12 1 Jennifer Kim Takapuna

2 Tharubphet Homkrun Shirley

Girls Doubles 12 1 Tharubphet Homkrun + Jennifer Kim Shirley/Takapuna

2 Courtney Eva Huff + Samantha Oliver Cockle Bay/Cockle Bay

Boys Singles 10 1 Anton Shepp Lugton

2 Flynn Goodley-Hollister Milford

Girls Singles 10 1 Holly Stewart Remuera

2 Isabelle Coman Remuera

Girls Doubles 10 1 Sophie Michl + Sarah Weekley Gladstone/Gladstone

2 Isabelle Coman + Holly Stewart Remuera/Remuera

Boys Doubles 10 Not Completed

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PRE-CHRISTMAS 2011

Section Day Grade

Bucklands Beach Grade Winner Saturday Open Boys 14 -18Championship Grade

Eden Epsom Grade Winner Saturday Open Boys 18 Years and Under

Campbell Park 1 Grade Winner Saturday Open Boys 16 Years and Under

Sunnyhills Section 1 Winner (Joint) Saturday Open Boys 15 Years and Under

West Harbour 1 Section 1 Winner (Joint) Saturday Open Boys 15 Years and Under

Dunholme Section 2 Winner Saturday Open Boys 15 Years and Under

Jellicoe Park 1 Section 1 Winner Saturday Open Boys 14 Years and Under

Winstone Park Section 2 Winner Saturday Open Boys 14 Years and Under

Eden Epsom 2 Section 3 Winner Saturday Open Boys 14 Years and Under

Mt Eden 1 Section 1 Winner (Joint) Saturday Open Boys 13 Years and Under

Bucklands Beach 1 Section 1 Winner (Joint) Saturday Open Boys 13 Years and Under

Kohimarama 2 Section 2 Winner (Joint) Saturday Open Boys 13 Years and Under

West Harbour Section 2 Winner (Joint) Saturday Open Boys 13 Years and Under

Pakuranga Section 1 Winner Saturday Open Boys 12 Years and Under

Cockle Bay 2 Section 2 Winner Saturday Open Boys 12 Years and Under

Campbell Park Grade Winner Saturday Open Boys 11 - 10 Years and Under

Campbell Park Grade Winner Saturday Open Girls 14 - 18 Championship Grade

Campbell Park 2 Grade Winner Saturday Open Girls 18 Years and Under

Jellicoe Park 1 Section 1 Winner Saturday Open Girls 16 - 15 Years and Under

Dunholme 2 Section 2 Winner Saturday Open Girls 16 - 15 Years and Under

Jellicoe Park 2 Section 3 Winner Saturday Open Girls 16 - 15 Years and Under

Dunholme 1 Section 1 Winner Saturday Open Girls 14 - 13 Years and Under

Sunnyhills 1 Section 2 Winner Saturday Open Girls 14 - 13 Years and Under

Jellicoe Park Section 3 Winner Saturday Open Girls 14 - 13 Years and Under

Royal Oak Section 4 Winner Saturday Open Girls 14 - 13 Years and Under

East Tamaki Section 1 Winner Saturday Open Girls 12 Years and Under

West Harbour Section 2 Winner Saturday Open Girls 12 Years and Under

Dunholme 1 Grade Winner Saturday Open Girls 11 Years and Under

Mt Wellington Grade Winner Saturday Beginner Boys 13 - 12 Years and Under

Waiata Epsom Section 1 Winner Saturday Beginner Boys 11 - 10 Years and Under

Bucklands Beach 2 Section 2 Winner Saturday Beginner Boys 11 - 10 Years and Under

Papakura Grade Winner Saturday Beginner Girls 13 - 12 Years and Under

Campbell Park 1 Grade Winner Saturday Beginner Girls 11 - 10 Years and Under

Pukekohe Section 1 Winner Sunday Open Boys 18 - 17 Years and Under

Jellicoe Park Section 2 Winner Sunday Open Boys 18 - 17 Years and Under

Kohimarama Grade Winner Sunday Open Boys 16 Years and Under

Parnell Grade Winner Sunday Open Boys 15 Years and Under

Mt Eden Grade Winner Sunday Open Boys 14 Years and Under

Pt Chevalier Section 1 Winner Sunday Open Boys 13 Years and Under

Herne Bay 2 Section 2 Winner (Joint) Sunday Open Boys 13 Years and Under

Royal Oak Section 2 Winner Joint) Sunday Open Boys 13 Years and Under

Pt Chevalier Grade Winner Sunday Open Boys 12 Years and Under

Powerade Junior Interclub

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Royal Oak Grade Winner Sunday Open Boys 11 - 10 Years and Under

Karaka 1 Section 1 Winner Sunday Open Girls 18 - 15 Years and Under

Karaka 2 Section 2 Winner Sunday Open Girls 18 - 15 Years and Under

Campbell Park 2 Section 3 Winner (Joint)) Sunday Open Girls 18 - 15 Years and Under

St Heliers Section 3 Winner (Joint) Sunday Open Girls 18 - 15 Years and Under

Sunnyhills Grade Winner Sunday Open Girls 14 - 13 Years and Under

Clevedon Grade Winner Sunday Open Girls 12 - 11 Years and Under

Herne Bay Grade Winner Sunday Beginner Girls 12 - 10 Years and Under

POST-CHRISTMAS 2012

Section Day Grade

Blockhouse Bay Section 1 Winner Saturday Open Boys 18 Years and Under

Kohimarama Section 2 Winner Saturday Open Boys 18 Years and Under

West Harbour 1 Section 1 Winner Saturday Open Boys 15 Years and Under

Dunholme 1 Section 2 Winner Saturday Open Boys 15 Years and Under

Campbell Park 1 Section 3 Winner (Joint) Saturday Open Boys 15 Years and Under

Eden Epsom 2 Section 3 Winner (Joint) Saturday Open Boys 15 Years and Under

Glendowie 3 Section 4 Winner (Joint) Saturday Open Boys 15 Years and Under

Mt Eden 1 Section 4 Winner (Joint) Saturday Open Boys 15 Years and Under

Titirangi Section 5 Winner Saturday Open Boys 15 Years and Under

Howick Section 1 Winner Saturday Open Boys 12 Years and Under

Eden Epsom 1 Section 2 Winner Saturday Open Boys 12 Years and Under

Gladstone Section 3 Winner Saturday Open Boys 12 Years and Under

Winstone Park Grade Winner (Joint) Saturday Open Boys 11 Years and Under

Glendowie Grade Winner (Joint) Saturday Open Boys 11 Years and Under

Jellicoe Park 1 Section 1 Winner Saturday Open Girls 18 Years and Under

West End Section 2 Winner Saturday Open Girls 18 Years and Under

Cockle Bay 1 Section 1 Winner Saturday Open Girls 15 Years and Under

Jellicoe Park Section 2 Winner Saturday Open Girls 15 Years and Under

Te Atatu Section 3 Winner Saturday Open Girls 15 Years and Under

Mission Bay 2 Section 4 Winner Saturday Open Girls 15 Years and Under

East Tamaki Domain Section 1 Winner Saturday Open Girls 12 Years and Under

West Harbour Section 2 Winner Saturday Open Girls 12 Years and Under

Campbell Park 3 Section 3 Winner Saturday Open Girls 12 Years and Under

Mt Wellington Section 1 Winner Saturday Beg. Boys 13-12 Years and Under

Bucklands Beach 2 Section 2 Winner Saturday Beg. Boys 13-12 Years and Under

Campbell Park 2 Grade Winner Saturday Beginner Boys 11 Years and Under

Kohimarama 2 Grade Winner Saturday Beginner Boys 10 Years and Under

West Harbour Grade Winner Saturday Beg. Girls 13-12 Years and Under

Dunholme Grade Winner Joint) Saturday Beg. Girls 11-10 Years and Under

Royal Oak Grade Winner Joint)) Saturday Beg. Girls 11-10 Years and Under

Sunnyhills 1 Grade Winner Sunday Boys Scarbro Junior Caro Bowl

Royal Oak Grade Winner Sunday Girls Scarbro Junior Caro Bowl

Pukekohe 1 Section 1 Winner Sunday Open Boys 18 Years and Under

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Pukekohe 2 Section 2 Winner Sunday Open Boys 18 Years and Under

Dunholme Section 1 Winner Sunday Open Boys 17-16 Years and Under

Campbell Park 2 Section 2 Winner Sunday Open Boys 17-16 Years and Under

Parnell Section 1 Winner Sunday Open Boys 15-14 Years and Under

Blockhouse Bay Section 2 Winner Sunday Open Boys 15-14 Years and Under

Sunnyhills Section 3 Winner Sunday Open Boys 15-14 Years and Under

Cockle Bay 1 Section 1 Winner Sunday Open Boys 13 Years and Under

Herne Bay 1 Section 2 Winner Sunday Open Boys 13 Years and Under

Bridge Park Grade Winner Sunday Open Boys 12 Years and Under

Kohimarama Grade Winner (joint) Sunday Open Boys 11-10 Years and Under

Royal Oak Grade Winner (joint) Sunday Open Boys 11-10 Years and Under

Papakura Grade Winner Sunday Open Girls 14-18 Social

Sunnyhills Grade Winner Sunday Open Girls 18 Years and Under

Dunholme Grade Winner Sunday Open Girls 17-16 Years and Under

Dunholme 1 Section 1 Winner Sunday Open Girls 15-14 Years and Under

Dunholme 2 Section 2 Winner Sunday Open Girls 15-14 Years and Under

Bucklands Beach Grade Winner Sunday Open Girls 13 Years and Under

St Heliers Grade Winner Sunday Open Girls 12-11 Years and Under

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CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS TOURNAMENT 2012

Senior Boys’ Singles:

Semifinals: Rhett Purcell (SHC) b. Ryan Henderson (SKEN) 6-4, 6-2

Oliver Sadler (SKEN) b. David Jiang (AGS) 6-4, 6-4

Final: Purcell b. Sadler 3-6, 6-4, 6-4

Senior Boys’ Doubles:

Semifinals: Henderson & Sadler (SKEN) b. Massimo Crestanello & Jack Hopkins (King’s) 6-1, 6-2

Jiang & Matt Metzger (AGS) b. Filip Popovich & Yanni Wetzell (WBHS) 7-6, 6-0

Final: Henderson & Sadler b. Jiang & Metzger 6-1, 6-4

Intermediate Boys’ Singles:

Semifinals: Edward Stoica (SKEN) b. Alex Klintcharov (WBHS) 6-1, 6-3

Jack Heslin (SHC) b. Trent Smith (SKEN) 6-2, 6-4

Final: Stoica b. Heslin 6-1, 6-1

Intermediate Boys’ Doubles:

Semifinals: Smith & Stoica b. Cameron Philpot & Andrew Qi (AGS) 6-2, 6-3

Heslin & Josh Walden (SHC) b. Klintcharov & Ben Holmes (WBHS) 6-2, 6-4

Final: Heslin & Walden b. Smith & Stoica 6-1, 7-5

Junior Boys’ Singles:

Semifinals: Macsen Sisam (Kristin) b. Scott Walden (SHC) 7-5, 4-6, 6-1

Connor Williamson (SKEN) b. Sam Heslin (SHC) 4-6, 6-3, 6-3

Final: Sisam b. Williamson 6-4, 6-3

Junior Boys’ Doubles:

Semifinals: Heslin & Walden (SHC) b. Sisam & Stephen Beale (Kristin) 6-2, 6-1

Petar Gorgiovski & Charlie Tomlinson (AGS) b. Alexander Limberger & Williamson (SKEN) 6-3, 6-4

Final: Heslin & Walden b. Gorgiovski & Tomlinson 6-4, 7-6

Senior Girls’ Singles:

Semifinals: Danielle Feneridis (WGHS) b. Megan Rogers (Carmel) 6-2, 6-3

Ella Barclay (KC) b. Trixie Croad (Orewa) 7-5, 6-1

Final: Feneridis b. Barclay 6-0, 6-0

Senior Girls’ Doubles:

Semifinals: Rogers & Georgia Whelan (Carmel) b. Yoanna Peshev & Lucia Young (SKEN) Def.

Feneridis & Jana Stanojevic (WGHS) b. Charlotte Booth & Emily Fry (SCUT) 6-1, 6-4

Final: Feneridis & Stanojevic b. Roger & Whelan 6-1, 7-5

Intermediate Girls’ Singles:

Semifinals: Rosie Cheng (WGHS) b. Larissa Isbey (MAGS) 6-0, 6-4

Kelly Drew (SKEN) b. Caitlin Beazley (WGHS) 6-3, 6-1

Final: Cheng b. Drew 6-0, 6-3

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Intermediate Girls’ Doubles:

Semifinals: Drew & Lucy Macdonald (SKEN) b. Jane Carter & Antonia Fariu (BARA) 6-1, 6-0

Beazley & Cheng (WGHS) b. Katie Hartland & Kate Stevens (SCUT) 6-2, 6-0

Final: Beazley & Cheng b. Drew & Macdonald 6-1, 6-2

Junior Girls’ Singles:

Semifinals: Chanistha Ampornachariya (SKEN) b. Shaylee Syme (Pukekohe) 6-2, 6-2

Lauren Alter (WGHS) b. Sarah Wardenburg (Kristin) 6-7, 6-3, 6-2

Final: Amporachariya b. Alter 6-2, 6-0

Junior Girls’ Doubles:

Semifinals: Alter & Claudia Maddren (WGHS) b. Brooke Nihill & Sisilia Teu (MAGS) 6-3, 7-6

Ampornachariya & Alysha Nowacki (SKEN) b. Maxine Rawnsley & Syme (Pukekohe) 6-0, 6-1

Final: Ampornachariya & Nowacki b. Alter & Maddren 7-6, 5-7, 6-3

Contest for the James Aitkenhead Shields:

Boys: St Kentigern 15, SHC 13, AGS 6, KRIS 4, WBHS 3, KC 1

Girls: Westlake Girls’ 17, SKEN 11, CAR 3, KC 2, SCUT 2, MAGS 2, PUKE 2

CHAMPIONSHIP HONOURS 2011

BOYS’ COMPETITIONS

Senior A1 St Kentigern College (1)

Senior A2 Auckland Grammar School (2)

Senior A3 (North) Rosmini College

Senior A3 (West) Lynfield College (1)

Senior A3 (East) Pakuranga College (1)

St Kentigern College (2) (Term 1, Promoted to A2)

Senior A3 (South) Sancta Maria College (1)

Senior A3 (Central 1) Auckland Grammar School (3)

Senior A3 (Central 2) Auckland Grammar School (4)

Senior North 1 Kingsway School

Senior North 2 Takapuna Grammar School

Senior West Mount Albert Grammar School (3)

Senior South King’s College (6)

Senior Central 1 St Kentigern College (3)

Senior Central 2 Auckland Grammar School (12)

Intermediate A1 Auckland Grammar School (1)

Intermediate A2 King’s College (2)

Intermediate A3 (North) Auckland Grammar School (4)

Intermediate A3 (West) Mount Albert Grammar School (1)

Intermediate A3 (East) Auckland Grammar School (6)

Intermediate A3 (Central) Dilworth School (1)

St Peter’s College (Term 1, Promoted to A2)

Intermediate North Kristin School

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Intermediate West Mount Albert Grammar School (3)

Intermediate East 1 Tangaroa College

Intermediate East 2 Ormiston Senior College (1)

Intermediate Central Auckland Grammar School (13)

Junior A1 Auckland Grammar School (1)

Junior A2 King’s College (2)

Junior A3 (East) Auckland Grammar School (5)

Junior A3 (Central) Auckland Grammar School (4)

Junior North Auckland Grammar School (6)

Junior West Auckland Grammar School (7)

Junior East Pakuranga College

Junior Central Parnell College

GIRLS’ COMPETITIONS

Senior A1 St Kentigern College (1)

Senior A2 Westlake Girls’ High School (1)

Senior A3 (North) King’s College (2)

Kristin School (Term 1, Promoted to A2)

Senior A3 (West) Mount Roskill Grammar School (1)

Senior A3 (East) St Kentigern College (2)

Senior A3 (South) Strathallan College

Senior (Central) St Cuthbert’s College (2)

Senior North Takapuna Grammar School

Senior West 1 Avondale College (1)

Senior West 2 Kelston Girls’ College

Senior South Macleans College (3)

Senior Central Diocesan School (3)

Intermediate A1 St Kentigern College (1)

Intermediate A2 Rangitoto College

Intermediate West Mount Albert Grammar School

Intermediate East Howick College

Pakuranga College (Term 1, Promoted to A2)

Intermediate Central Birkenhead College

Junior A1 St Cuthbert’s College (1)

Junior A2 St Cuthbert’s College (2)

Junior North Rangitoto College

Junior West St Cuthbert’s College (4) (first equal)

Lynfield College (first equal)

Junior East St Cuthbert’s College (3)

Junior Central St Cuthbert’s College (5)

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TENNIS AUCKLAND SENIOR INTERCLUB PRIZEGIVING 2011/2012

Ray Rogers Trophy - Junior Boy Player of the Year Cameron Norrie

Jean Ferrier Trophy - Junior Girl Player of the Year Claudia Williams

Jack and Gwen Glenie Trophy – Tennis Auckland Player of the Year Marina Erakovic

Chris Lewis Honours Award Boy Cameron Norrie Girl Claudia Williams

Junior Interclub ‘Club of the Year’ = West Harbour Jellicoe Park

Midweek Ladies Interclub ‘Club of the Year’ Howick

Senior Interclub ‘Club of the Year’ Sunnyhills

OVERALL ‘CLULB OF THE YEAR’ (Alan White Trophy) JELLICOE PARK

CLUB ADMINISTRATION AWARDS

Gold Award (20 years’ service)

Isobel Baker Te Atatu

Graeme Allen Karaka

Linda Donald Dunholme

Sue Wesley Orakei

Jeanette Hatten West End

Silver Award (10 years’ service)

Peter Jenkins Karaka

Greg Hollier Karaka

Christine Clark Dunholme

Dave Brook Koru

Jim Beban Koru

TENNIS AUCKLAND CLUB AWARDS

Club Spirit Award Eden Epsom

Club Facilities Award Cockle Bay

Club Administration Award Campbell Bay

Club Marketing & Promotion & Membership Award Royal Oak

Club Events Award West End

Club Volunteer Award Ian Watson – Howick Tennis Club

Club Coach Award Kevin Wright – Dunholme Tennis Club

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TENNIS AUCKAND REGION (INC)

CONTENTS

68 Statement of Financial Performance

69 Statement of Movements In Equity

70 Statement of Financial Position

72 Notes to the Financial Statements

75 Auditor’s Report

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INCOMEAffiliation Fee and Levy 394,439 399,455Carparking 165,249 154,652Coaching 119,664 142,586Court Hire 164,050 157,946Grants 250,158 168,453Event and Tournament 2,431,102 1,746,697Sponsorship 1,496,952 1,622,066Interest 18,072 3,609Other Income 504,250 410,057

TOTAL INCOME 5,543,935 4,805,521

OPERATING EXPENSESAffiliation Fees 131,295 130,096Carparking 65,330 71,238Coaching 269,349 234,890Centre Operations 522,461 491,684Event and Tournament 2,496,727 2,587,400Employment Costs 1,116,778 1,083,712Administration Note 3 470,662 346,363

TOTAL NET EXPENSES 5,072,602 4,945,383

OPERATING SURPLUS / (DEFICIT) FOR YEAR BEFORE DEPRECIATION 471,333 (139,862)

Depreciation Note 10 171,208 197,826

OPERATING SURPLUS / (DEFICIT) FOR YEAR 300,125 (337,688)Capital Grant Received Note 4 390,934 0

NET SURPLUS / (DEFICIT) FOR YEAR 691,059 (337,688)

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Statement of Financial Performance

The above is to be read in conjunction with the Notes to the Financial Statements and is subject to the Auditor’s Report.

2012 2011

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The above is to be read in conjunction with the Notes to the Financial Statements and is subject to the Auditor’s Report.

2012 2011

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL 2012

Statement of Movements In Equity

Equity as at 1 May 2011 3,195,450 3,362,258 Net Surplus / (Deficit) for Year 691,059 (337,688)

Total Recognised Income and Expenses for the Year 691,059 (337,688)Asset Revaluation Reserve - Movement 4,488,737 170,880

Equity as at 30 April 2012 Note 13 8,375,246 3,195,450

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AS AT 30 APRIL 2012

Statement of Financial Position

MEMBERS’ EQUITY Note 13 8,375,246 3,195,450

REPRESENTED BY CURRENT ASSETSCash and Bank Balances 1,313,213 8,247Accounts Receivable and Prepayments Note 9 552,155 326,943Stock 1,260 1,388

TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 1,866,628 336,578

NON CURRENT ASSETS Property, Plant & Equipment Note 10 10,371,899 5,150,996

TOTAL ASSETS 12,238,527 5,487,574

LESS CURRENT LIABILITIESAccounts Payable and Accruals Note 11 535,749 444,786Auckland City Loan – Current Portion Note 12 (c) 0 17,500Bank Mortgage – Current Portion Note 12 (b) 88,712 72,612Income in Advance – Current Portion Note 8 224,734 72,735Cash Advances Note 5 (b) 0 200,000

TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 849,195 807,633

NON CURRENT LIABILITIESBank Mortgage Note 12 (b) 1,220,229 972,506Auckland Tennis Charitable Trust Note 6 & 16 (b) 465,532 402,532Income in Advance Note 8 1,328,325 109,453

3,014,086 1,484,491

TOTAL LIABILITIES 3,863,281 2,292,124

NET ASSETS 8,375,246 3,195,450

For and on behalf of TENNIS AUCKLAND REGION (Incorporated)

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FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL 2012

Notes to the Financial Statements

1 STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTING POLICIES

a. REPORTING ENTITY Tennis Auckland Region (Incorporated) is an incorporated society registered under the Incorporated Societies Act 1908.

The financial statements of Tennis Auckland Region (Incorporated) have been prepared in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles. The Society qualifies for differential reporting based on the following criteria:

- it is not publicly accountable and - the Society is ‘not large’ as defined by the Institute of Chartered Accountants New Zealand

The Society has adopted all available reporting exemptions.

b. MEASUREMENT BASE The accounting principles recognised as appropriate for the measurement and reporting of earnings and financial position on an historical

cost basis are followed by the entity. Accrual accounting is used to recognise income and expenses as they occur. These financial statements are presented in New Zealand dollars.

c. SPECIFIC ACCOUNTING POLICIES The following specific accounting policies which materially affect the measurement of financial performance and the financial position

have been applied:

i. Depreciation Depreciation is charged on a straight line basis at rates appropriate to the estimated economic life of each category of asset.

The assets of Tennis Auckland Region Incorporated are depreciated:

a) Buildings 4% of cost (written off over 25 Years) b) Stadium Improvements 6.67% of cost (written off over 15 Years) c) Court Developments 6.67 to 16.67% of cost (written off over 5 to 15 Years) d) Courtside Boxes 6.67% of cost (written off over 15 Years) e) Geodesic Dome 10% of cost (written off over 10 Years) f ) Plant & Furniture 25 to 36% of cost (written off over 4 Years) g) Electronic Equipment 30% of cost (written off over 3 Years) h) Motor Vehicle 20% of cost (written off over 5 Years)

Property, Plant and Equipment Property, Plant and Equipment are recorded at original cost plus any revalued amount less accumulated depreciation. Tennis Auckland Region

(Incorporated) has a policy of expensing items of a minor capital nature as appropriate.

ii. Foreign Currency Transactions Transactions in foreign currency are, unless covered by forward exchange contracts at the forward rate of the contract, translated into the

reporting currency by use of the spot rate or rate approximating this rate in effect at the transaction date

Transactions in foreign currency not settled in the accounting period resulting in monetary assets and liabilities are translated into New Zealand dollars at the foreign exchange rate ruling at balance date. Foreign exchange differences arising on translation are recognised in the Statement of Financial Performance.

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iii. Goods & Services Tax Financial information in these accounts is recorded exclusive of GST with the exception of receivables and payables which include GST.

GST payable or receivable at balance date is included in the appropriate category in the Statement of Financial Position.

iv. Accounts Receivable Accounts Receivable are stated at expected realisable value after providing against debts where collection is doubtful. Bad Debts are written

off during the period in which they are identified.

v. Income Tax The Society has Charitable status and is therefore exempt from income tax. The Society was registered with the Charities Commission in

December 2007 (CC20231).

vi. Stock Stocks of tennis balls are recorded at the lower of cost and net realisable value. Some of the stock may be subject to reservation as to title.

vii. Leases The entity leases certain land and buildings.

The operating lease payments, where the lessors effectively retain substantially all the risks and benefits of ownership of the leased property, are included in the determination of the Net Surplus for the year.

viii. Contingent Liabilities A contingent liability is recognised when a possible obligation arises from past events and whose existence will be confirmed only by

the occurrence or non occurrence of one or more uncertain future event’s not wholly within the control of the Tennis Auckland Region (Incorporated).

ix. Comparative Figures The comparative figures represent the 12 month period to 30 April 2011.

x. Consistency There have been no material changes in accounting policies during the year except for the policy of revaluing Land and Buildings.

All policies have been applied on bases consistent with those used in the previous year.

2 GOING CONCERN Reliance is placed on the assumption that Tennis Auckland Region (Incorporated) will continue its operations indefinitely after

balance date.

3 ADMINISTRATION EXPENSES Includes Audit Fees of $10,400 ( 2011 $9,000 ).

4 CAPITAL GRANT RECEIVED This grant was received for the relocation and assembly of the two court dome at the Manukau Tennis Centre.

5 SHORT TERM BORROWINGS ASB Bank

(a) Overdraft facility

The overdraft facility is unsecured and the current interest rate is 11.50%.

(b) Cash Advances

This facility has a limit of $250,000 of which nil (2011 $200,000) has been drawn. It is unsecured. The facility is on a continuing basis and the current interest rate is 5.42%.

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FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL 2012

Notes to the Financial Statements

6 AUCKLAND TENNIS CHARITABLE TRUST Funds were advanced by the Auckland Tennis Charitable Trust. These funds carry no interest charge and are repayable on demand. Pursuant

to a High Court order after financial year end the Trust’s assets have been distributed to Tennis Auckland Region (Incorporated) and the indebtedness forgiven.

7 FOREIGN EXCHANGE At balance date there were Forward Exchange Contracts maturing on 31 December 2012 NZD $825,310 (USD $600,000) in respect of prize money

relating to the major events to be staged in January 2013. (2011 NZD $959,969 (USD $650,000)).

8 INCOME IN ADVANCE Income has been received in advance and will be apportioned to each years income as applicable.

Total Current Long Term

Rights Acquisition & Other 30 April 2012 1,553,059 224,734 1,328,325 30 April 2011 182,188 72,735 109,453

9 ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE AND PREPAYMENTS 2012 2011

Debtors 339,563 181,116Sundry Debtors 124,759 141,400Prepayments 9,451 4,427Goods and Services Tax 78,382 0

552,155 326,943

10 PROPERTY, PLANT AND EQUIPMENT

Year end 30 April 2012 Cost / Revaluation Depreciation Accumulated Carrying Value on Cost DepreciationLand (at Revaluation) 1,707,000 - - 1,707,000Buildings (at Revaluation) 15,967,464 128,858 7,472,464 8,495,000Motor Vehicles 13,800 569 11,794 2,006Office Equipment 55,418 5,542 51,208 4,210Fixtures & Fittings 39,370 6,895 18,687 20,683Plant 418,653 29,344 337,713 80,940Projects 62,060 - - 62,060

18,263,765 171,208 7,891,866 10,371,899

Year end 30 April 2012 Cost / Revaluation Depreciation Accumulated Carrying Value on Cost DepreciationLand (at Revaluation) 1,540,000 - - 1,540,000Buildings (at Revaluation) 10,731,246 163,862 7,343,602 3,387,644Motor Vehicles 13,800 269 11,225 2,575Office Equipment 55,220 4,412 45,666 9,554Fixtures & Fittings 11,792 - 11,792 - Plant 418,652 29,283 308,370 110,282Projects 100,941 - - 100,941

12,871,651 197,826 7,720,655 5,150,996

The Land, Buildings and Improvements at the ASB Bank Tennis Arena, Scarbro Tennis Centre, Manukau Tennis Centre and Nicholson Park were valued by Seagar & Partners, Registered Valuer on 30 April 2012. The valuation placed on Land and Buildings were based on fair value.

This revaluation recognises the on-going value of those assets that have been previously written down by the annual depreciation charge.

Previously the Buildings and Improvements were revalued to their insured value and Land was revalued at its rateable value. This revaluation was to recognise the on-going value of those asset that have been previously written down by the annual depreciation charge.

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11 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AND ACCRUALS 2012 2011Creditors 143,605 114,492Sundry Creditors and Accruals 392,144 306,643Goods and Services Tax 0 23,651

535,749 444,786

12 LONG TERM BORROWING

a) ASB Bank Mortgage This mortgage is made up of two loans with a current interest rate of 5.28 % p.a. These loans are now subject to an interest and principal repayment regime. There is a right to make lump sum payments off the

principal when funds are available.

b) Schedule 30 April 2012 Total Current Long TermASB Bank 508,941 72,612 436,329ASB Bank 800,000 16,100 783,900

1,308,941 88,712 1,220,229

30 April 2011 Total Current Long TermASB Bank 585,118 72,612 512,506ASB Bank 460,000 - 460,000

1,045,118 72,612 972,506

c) Auckland City Mortgage This mortgage was fully repaid during the year ending 30 April 2012. (2011 $ 17,500)

13 EQUITY 2012 2011 Retained Earnings 617,066 (73,993) Asset Revaluation Reserve 7,758,180 3,269,443

8,375,246 3,195,450

Movement in Retained Earnings Balance at beginning of Year (73,993) 263,695 Net Surplus /(Deficit) for the year 691,059 (337,688)

Balance at end of year 617,066 (73,993)

Asset Revaluation Reserve 7,758,180 3,269,443

8,375,246 3,195,450

14 CAPITAL COMMITMENTS There are no Capital commitments entered into as at 30 April 2012 (2011 ASB Tennis Arena reconstruction $600,000).

15 CONTINGENT LIABILITIES Tennis Auckland Region (Incorporated) has an on going contractual commitment in perpetuity of $80,000 pa to Tennis New Zealand for the use of

the Scarbro Tennis Centre.

There were no other contingent liabilities at balance date (2011 Nil).

16 EVENTS SUBSEQUENT TO BALANCE DATE a) It is anticipated that a contract to build a new Façade at the ASB Tennis Arena will be entered into in June 2012 and completed by September

2012, est. cost $100,000.

b) The Auckland Tennis Charitable Trust, pursuant to a Court order dated 10 July 2012 will transfer its assets to Tennis Auckland Region (Incorporated) and forgive the indebtedness of Tennis Auckland Region (Incorporated).

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INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT  

To the Members of Tennis Auckland Region Incorporated  

Report on the Financial Statements

 

 

Chartered Accountants

Level 2, Fidelity House 81 Carlton Gore Road Newmarket PO Box 136, Shortland Street Auckland 1140 Phone +64 9 302 7306 Facsimile +64 9 302 7307 Website wwwjsa.net.nz Email jsa@jsa net nz

 We have audited the financial statements of Tennis Auckland Region Inc on pages 1 to 7, which comprise the statement of financial position as at 30 April 2012, and the statement of financial performance, statement of movements in equity for the year then ended, and a summary of significant accounting policies and other explanatory information

 Governing Body Responsibility for the Financial Statements

 The Board are responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of these financial statements in accordance with generally accepted accounting practice in New Zealand and for such internal control as the Board determine is necessary to enable the preparation of financial statements that are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.

 Auditor's Responsibility

 Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audit We conducted our audit in accordance with International Standards on Auditing (New Zealand)

 Those standards require that we comply with ethical requirements and plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free from material misstatement

 An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. The procedures selected depend on the auditor's judgement, including the assessment of the risks of material misstatement of the financial statements, whether due to fraud or error In making those risk assessments, the auditor considers the internal control relevant to the entity's preparation and fair presentation of the financial statements in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the entity's internal controL An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the reasonableness of accounting estimates, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the financial statements.

 We believe the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our audit opinion

 Other than in our capacity as auditor we have no relationship with or interests in Tennis Auckland Region Inc.

 Opinion

 In our opinion the financial statements on pages 1 to 7 present fairly, in all material respects the financial position of Tennis Auckland Region Inc as at 30 April 2012 and its financial performance for the year then ended in accordance with generally accepted accounting practice in New Zealand

     

JSA Audit  August 2012  

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FINANCIALSTATMENTSCONTENTS

78 Auditors Report

79 Trust Directory

79 Statement of Financial Position

80 Statement of Financial Performance

80 Statement of Movements in General Funds5

81 Notes to the Financial Statements

Appendix Schedule of Property, Plant and Equipment

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The accompanying notes form part of these financial statments.

AS AT 30 APRIL 2012

Trust Directory

Note This Year Last Year

AS AT 30 APRIL 2012

Statement of Financial Position

GENERAL FUNDS

Accumulated Surplus 2,635,324 2,635,324

CURRENT ASSETS ASB Bank 490 1,490

NON CURRENT ASSETS Buildings As per Schedule (at Book Value) 2 2,170,000 2,232,000

Investments Loan – Tennis Auckland Region Inc. 7 465,531 402,531

TOTAL ASSETS 2,636,021 2,636,021

CURRENT LIABILITIES GST Payable 697 697

NET ASSETS 2,635,324 2,635,324

Chairperson: Date:

IRD NUMBER: 52-651-506

TRUSTEES: Peter Wilson (Chairman) Roger Harvey Roger Perry Jon Olsen (Deceased)

BANKERS: ASB Bank

AUDITORS: JSA Audit

ACCOUNTANTS: MGI Auckland Limited

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The accompanying notes form part of these financial statments.

Note This Year Last Year

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL 2012

Statement of Financial Performance

INCOME Rental Received 99,500 99,500

EXPENSES Depreciation 62,000 62,000Lease Payments 37,500 37,500

TOTAL EXPENSES 99,500 99,500

NET SURPLUS - -

Note This Year Last Year

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL 2012

Statement of Movements In General Funds

GENERAL FUNDS AT START OF PERIOD 2,635,324 2,635,324Net Surplus for the Period - -

GENERAL FUNDS AT END OF PERIOD 2,635,324 2,635,324

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FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL 2012

Notes To The Financial Statements

1 STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTING POLICIES These are the financial statements of Auckland Tennis Charitable Trust. Auckland Tennis Charitable Trust is a Charitable Trust established under

Charitable Trusts Act 1957. The Trust is reporting pursuant to the requirements of its Trust Deed.

The financial statements have been prepared in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles.

The Trust qualifies for differential reporting based on the following criteria:

- It is not publicly accountable and - The Trust is ‘not large’ as defined by the New Zealand Institute of Chartered Accountants.

The Trust has adopted all available differential reporting exemptions.

Measurement System The measurement system adopted is that of historical cost.

Particular Accounting Policies The following is a summary of the significant accounting policies adopted by the Trust in the preparation of these financial statements.

Buildings Buildings are included at cost less aggregate depreciation provided at the rates shown in the

Schedule of Buildings.

Income Tax The Trust has charitable status and is therefore exempt from income tax.

Investments Investments are stated at cost.

Goods and Services Tax Financial information in these accounts is recorded exclusive of GST with the exception of receivables and payables, which include GST. GST

payable or receivable at balance date is included in the appropriate category in the Statement of Financial Position.

Leases The reporting entity leases certain land.

Operating lease payments, where the lessors effectively retain substantially all of the risks and benefits of ownership of the leased items, are recognises in the determination of the operating surplus in equal instalments over the leases term.

Changes in Accounting Policies There have been no changes in accounting policies. All policies have been applied on bases consistent with those used in previous years.

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FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL 2012

Notes To The Financial Statements

2 BUILDINGS SUMMARY

2012 Cost Accum Depn Book Value

Buildings – at Cost 3,100,000 930,000 2,170,000

2011

Buildings – at Cost 3,100,000 868,000 2,232,000

3 EVENTS OCCURRING AFTER BALANCE DATE Due to a decline in the number of original trustees, a decision has been made to consider seeking legal opinion on winding up the Trust and

distributing the assets.

4 CONTINGENT LIABILITIES There are no contingent liabilities at year end (30 April 2011: $Nil).

5 CAPITAL COMMITMENTS There are no capital commitments at year end (30 April 2011: $Nil).

6 RELATED PARTIES There are no related party transactions at year end (30 April 2011: $Nil).

7 LOAN The loan amount to Tennis Auckland Region Inc. is interest free and repayable upon 12 months notice.

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL 2012

Depreciation Schedule

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Buildings – at Cost

NZT National Tennis Centre – Vodafone Tennis Park

3,100,000 2,232,000 2.00 P 62,000 930,000 2,170,000

3,100,000 2,232,000 62,000 930,000 2,170,000

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Tennis Auckland

PO Box 2905, Shortland Street, Auckland 1140

Phone: 09 373 3623 Fax: 09 373 3625

www.tennisauckland.co.nz