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NEWS

 

Clubs with Outstanding Debts
Updated 20 July 2009
The Association receives money from affiliated clubs for such items as team fees and fines. Occasionally, clubs overlook payments for these items, and the debt becomes overdue. When this happens, reminders are sent to the clubs, and normally payment is received shortly thereafter. Sometimes, however, payments remain outstanding for several months.

The Association generally takes the view that it is important for the tennis competitions involving these clubs to continue, and that individual teams and players should not be penalised because of the tardiness of the club's administration. Contact is made with the club's secretary or president to try and resolve the outstanding debts.

On rare occasions this approach is not successful, and debts can become outstanding for more than 3 months. Reluctantly, the Association Committee may then determine that the club will be placed in a "no points" category, whereby no teams from the offending club are eligible to receive any match points until the outstanding debt is paid. Any points lost are not generally reinstated.

Clubs currently assigned to this "no points" category are listed on the Home Page of this website. If you are playing in a team for one of these clubs, it would be in your interest to contact a member of your club's committee and enquire what action is being taken to resolve the outstanding debt.
 
Water Restrictions Club Survey
26 June 2007
Follow this link to check the results of the Club Survey on the current water restrictions.
 
A rewarding opportunity to get involved with tennis administration!
15 April 2006

Would you like to join the BRTA committee, and become involved in the running of the Association’s activities?

The Bayside Regional Tennis Association covers a large geographic area - from the Yarra River in the north to Rosebud in the south, and from Port Philip Bay to Beaconsfield in the east. We have a membership of over 100 tennis clubs, and more than 500 teams participating in regular weekly competitions. There are also around 30 teams in our night tennis competitions.

The tennis competitions are many and varied, and involve juniors on Saturdays and Sundays, seniors on Saturdays, and midweek ladies on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Night competitions are held on Monday and Tuesday nights.

As you would expect, there are many jobs to be done in managing all of these competitions, and involvement with these activities can be very rewarding. For some roles, such as competition record secretaries, an annual honorarium is payable.

If you are interested please contact Kerry Wundersitz on 9836-6458.

 
Balls approved for BRTA Competition
31 July 2005
Bayside Regional Tennis Association is affiliated with Tennis Victoria, and we follow the Tennis Victoria rules covering balls approved for competition play. The Tennis Australia website includes a list of currently approved balls. (See here for the Tennis Australia website page.) Please note that Bartlett tennis balls are not currently approved.

 

 

Last updated 05 July 2010