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Registration for membership at Newmarket Community Tennis Club is now open.
Online registration only.
Dear members,
Due to the extended stay-at-home order, the opening of the Newmarket Community Tennis Club and its club lessons will be postponed. We will open as soon as we are permitted.
We are still planning to run an 8-week lesson session upon opening. However, should you wish to cancel your lessons, a full refund will be issued. If you choose to cancel your lessons, your spot will be offered to the next player on the wait list.
We are extremely disappointed with these restrictions. The OTA has endorsed a petition that asks the government to reverse their decision on tennis closures. We encourage you to click on the link below and e-sign to show your support.
We will keep you posted on any further changes.
Thank you,
NCTC
Click here to view the petition
Online LESSON REGISTRATION is now open.
Lessons will start when government restrictions are lifted.
For SESSION 1, we are limiting our club lessons to 4 participants per lesson (as compared to 8 participants in the past). Our prices have been increased to reflect this change. This is to help limit the number of players on the court. Due to the limited spaces, we are limiting the lessons to York Region residence only until March 31st. After that date, all regions are welcome to register.
We will inform you on the format for SESSION 2 closer to the time. Your understanding is greatly appreciated.
You must be a member to register for all lessons with the exception of MINI TENNIS.
INTERCOUNTY TENNIS:
NCTC will be fielding the following intercounty teams this year.
Ladies: A and Majors teams
Mixed: Majors, A and 2 B teams
Please click on the INTERCOUNTY tab for more details including tryouts.
(We have yet to receive any information about the Mixed +55 InterCounty league.)
JUNIOR TEAMS:
We are still awaiting confirmation about the Junior teams at NCTC but are hoping to field 2 junior teams:
All Stars and Future Stars.
Mixed Majors and Mixed A leagues for the Juniors have been cancelled.
HOUSE LEAGUE:
Although we are planning a house league season this year, we are not sure when the season will start.
For now, please email tennishouseleague@gmail.com
Newmarket Community Tennis Club (NCTC) was founded in 1946. The club is a Not-For-Profit organization which aims to promote tennis, good sportsmanship, and community spirit. We are constantly striving to improve our club programs and facilities. With this in mind, NCTC became incorporated in 2013 and was awarded a Trillium grant of $33,000 for 2015.
NCTC is run by a dedicated group of volunteers. We offer a wide range of lessons, programs and leagues for all levels and ages. We are recognized for our fantastic Junior program and, as a result of this, are able to send 1-3 Juniors per year on scholarship programs both in Canada and the Unites States. Due to the success of our club, NCTC was recently awarded the “Outstanding Club Award” by the OTA (Ontario Tennis Association).
The Town of Newmarket subsidizes the club by providing the courts, nets and club house. The tennis club is responsible for the programs, activities and all aspects of running the club. The Club Pro is Brian Draxl with Shane Hickson as the Club House Manager & Club Pro. They are assisted by staff members many of whom played and trained at NCTC.
As a non profit corporation the NCTC is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors. The NCTC Constitution is the core document that guides the Board in governing the Club on behalf of it's members. You can review the NCTC Constitution by visiting this page.
Our Tennis Programs
At the NCTC, there are many options for you to participate in organized tennis programs, take part in instructional clinics, and drop into social tennis nights to play with friends and meet new people. Click on the links below to learn more about our programs at the NCTC.
The NCTC is a member of the Inter-County Tennis Association and the Ontario Tennis Association. The NCTC also supports Tennis Canada with its Mission "To Lead the Growth of Tennis in Canada". You can learn more about these Associations by clicking on the links below.
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