A few late nights and the uncomfortable sense of hundreds of match combinations swimming before your eyes but…
It’s ready!
The TCS Handbook 2014 is ready, together with the individual match schedules.
Have a great season.
Handbook updates
31 January is the deadline day for getting your officer and captain details to the Handbook Secretary.
If you’re struggling, try emailing the form(s) to the Handbook Secretary.
It will save you the price of a stamp too!
Survey Results
Well the results are in and our grateful thanks to everyone who took part.
At the TCS AGM in December, those present voted unanimously for the four-set format to continue.
You can get a PDF version of this results page by clicking here – TCS Survey Results
Summer League Players’ Survey
This year the four set format was tried across all the adult (senior) summer leagues for the first time.
Did it work for you or did you prefer it the old way?
Now is your chance to have your say.
Please fill in the questionnaire here and let us know what you think.
There are only four questions so it will take you no time at all to give us your opinion.
Talk to us
Keep in touch.
Details of the Executive Committee and how to get hold of them are now on two additions to the menu.
Inter District Champs – full report
This year’s Inter District Tennis Championships were held at Kilgraston School over the Easter Holidays.
The competition involves 8 Districts from Scotland who compete in under 11s and 13s over one weekend, and under 15s and 17s in the following weekend. The Central Scotland Tennis Team put in an excellent effort to finish 3rd in both age groups over the two weekends.
In 1996 both Andy and Jamie Murray represented the Central Scotland team in this event to give Central Scotland a victory in the championships — it was not to be this year, however.
In the under 11s and under 13s age group Central Scotland found themselves in a strong qualifying group with the Highlands, West of Scotland and the Borders. Central Scotland recorded comfortable wins against the Highlands and the Borders but lost out to the eventual winners West of Scotland. In the 3rd/4th playoff Central beat the East of Scotland.
In the older age group, under 15s and 17s, it was a similar story with Central Scotland being in a qualifying group with Tayside, the North East and the West of Scotland. Again the Central team recorded comfortable wins against the North East and Tayside, but were beaten very closely by the West of Scotland. Central then beat the Highlands to finish 3rd.
Central Scotland tennis coach Adam Brown said “To finish 3rd both weekends was a great effort by the team, and the best we have done over both weekends for some time. Although the older team were a bit disappointed not to make it through to the final, there were a lot of encouraging performances from the Central Scotland team, and a lot of positives they can take from the display”.
Adam Brown
Central Scotland District Coach
Adam Brown Tennis Academy
07525 350 572
