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Wimbledon Event On Saturday 11 July , we're again bringing a little bit of SW19 to Collaroy as Wimbledon reaches its finale in London. Due to school holidays, there’s no Badge scheduled for that day, so we can hit the courts a little earlier. Players are asked to arrive at 1:15pm for a 1:30pm start. If you’re keen to play, please register by Wednesday, 8 July to make sure you’re in the draw . Get ready to come dressed in your Wimbledon 'all whites' . You may even win a prize for best dressed! WIMBLEDON - WAITLIST ROUND-ROBIN SATURDAY SOCIAL 11 JULY 2026 | 1.30PM Registration closes on Wednesday, 8 JULY. Please arrive at 1.15pm for 1.30pm start. Sorry, but this form is now closed. First name* Last name Email* Mobile* Please provide your mobile so we can urgently contact you if needed. Submit

Membership at Collaroy Tennis Club Collaroy is not just a tennis ‘centre’. It’s a true Club where you feel you belong. You can be as involved as much or as little as you want. Regular times are set apart for social play, there are opportunities to play comp., heaps of fun events to enjoy and coaching if you need it. There are pathways for improving players and emerging juniors and flexible payment options for membership. HOW TO APPLY FOR MEMBERSHIP Collaroy Tennis Club welcomes experienced players of intermediate or advanced level who agree with the Club’s Guiding Principles . If you are a beginner or still learning tennis, we recommend you first get in touch with our coaching partner, Evolve Tennis Academy to brush up on your skills. The first step to becoming a member is to… Arrange to 'Meet for a Hit ' on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon . This is a chance for you to meet us, have a hit and decide if you like the feel of the club. At the same time, our friendly selection team will assess your play and let you know how you go. There is a certain standard. You don’t have to be an A-Grader, but you must be able to maintain a rally in a social set. We want everyone to enjoy their tennis, so if you don’t get in right away, we’ll have a chat and provide you with a pathway to help quickly improve your game. If your application is successful, our Club Secretary will get in touch. We'll send you a link to register your membership account and make payment online. Meet for a Hit About Coaching BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP Membership of Collaroy Tennis Club comes with a range of special benefits, including: Organised Social Play Saturday and Sunday afternoon, plus Wednesday and Thursday evenings (courts and balls provided) Free Court Hire at allocated times (conditions apply ) Competition Entry plus balls provided for Home games Invitations to all Member Events Complimentary affiliation with Tennis NSW , providing insurance for on-court injuries Discounts from Evolve Tennis Academy on adult coaching, cardio tennis and re-strings Secure Member Account login for online registration and payments for membership, comps., events Meet for a Hit Membership Types We keep our membership types simple and offer convenient payment options. We offer a secure member login area where members can update their details, pay online for their renewals, competition fees, etc. Meet for Hit Adult Membership $350 For 18+ years old valid for 12 months, includes full list of benefits, $100 one-time joining fee Meet for a Hit Junior Membership $175 For under 18 years old and full-time students under 23 valid for 12 months, includes full list of benefits

Confidential Discussion Should you wish to have a confidential discussion with regard to sensitive issues, any concerns about conduct, an LGBTQ+ matter, etc. please contact our Member Protection Officer, Wil Jauco using the form below. Concerns about conduct can also be referred to Tennis Australia's Integrity and Compliance Unit (TAICU) . First name* Last name Company name Email* Phone Message* Send

French Open Event On Saturday 7 June , we're again bringing a little bit of Roland-Garros to Collaroy as the French Open reaches its finale in Paris. Due to the long weekend, there’s no Badge scheduled for that day, so we can hit the courts a little earlier. Players are asked to arrive at 1:00pm for a 1:30pm start. If you’re keen to play, please register by Thursday, 5 June to make sure you’re in the draw . Get ready to come dressed in your best bleu, blanc et rouge (blue, white and red) . You may even win a prize for best dressed! FRENCH OPEN ROUND-ROBIN SATURDAY SOCIAL 7 JUNE 2025 | 1.30PM Please register by Thursday, 5 JUNE to make sure you're in the draw. Please arrive at 1pm for 1.30pm start. Sorry, but this form is now closed. First name* Last name Email* Mobile* Please provide your mobile so we can urgently contact you if needed. Submit

SUNDAY | 26 OCTOBER 2025 The inaugural Tennis Australia ‘All Abilities Week ’ is a dedicated moment in the tennis calendar to raise the profile, awareness and opportunities for the 5.5 million Australians living with disability. Tennis is committed to embracing diversity by making our sport welcoming, safe and inclusive for all. Collaroy Tennis Club and Evolve Tennis Academy are proud to have been chosen to host our own All Abilities Week event on Sunday, October 26 from 12 noon . We’ll be showcasing how those with various disabilities can enjoy and be engaged in tennis in a way that is positive and meaningful for them and there’ll be lots of fun activities for all! TENNIS FOR 'EVERY BODY'! Both Collaroy Tennis Club and our coaching partner Evolve Tennis Academy , believe that the benefits of the sport we love - whether the physical activity itself or the sense of community and psychological wellbeing it provides - should be available and accessible to everyone. So after previously holding incredibly successful pride events, we’ve been awarded a small grant to participate in the inaugural All Abilities Week . This will be a fantastic event, held at the Club from 12 Noon on Sunday October 26 . You’ll see the great work Evolve is doing, coaching people with disability and be able to get on court yourself and join in the Fun. Show us your support and register to attend this FREE event! Register to attend 2025 Oceania PST Doubles Finalists - Michele Windsor, Adam Hills, Alex Hunt and Brett Hillier Hayley Slocombe – ITF World Singles Ranking 66 SHOWCASING ALL ABILITIES On Sunday October 26, a wonderful atmosphere will prevail at the Club. Flags will be flying, music will be pumping, there’ll be snags on the BBQ and of course, lots of tennis for everyone! 12 Noon | Opening and welcome by former World No. 1 and Wheelchair Tennis Legend, David Hall, OAM - interviewed by Wally Masur 12.10pm | Wheelchair Tennis Exhibitions (Junior and Senior), incl. currently World-Ranked players Hayley Slocombe (66) and Sheridan Brown (122) 12.30pm | Intellectual Disability & Autism (ID&A) coaching session (open to the public) 1.30pm | FREE ‘Come and Try’ Wheelchair Session (supervised by Evolve Coach Paula) 1.30pm | BBQ Sausage Sizzle 2.00pm | Collaroy Tennis Club Wheelchair Club Championships 2.00pm | Blind and Low Vision Tennis showcase with World No. 1, Grace Hobbs, 13 year old National Title Holder Arato Katsuda-Green, Samira Cox and Sean Russo. 2.30pm | Para-Standing Tennis Exhibition (featuring Oceania Champion Michele Windsor and Kai Ryan ) All Day | FREE Organised Social Tennis M.C. for the Day | Club Member and Radio & TV Presenter, Bill Woods Register to attend World PST 1-4 (Open) Champion Thalita Rodrigues (Brazil) and Runner-Up, Michele Windsor (Australia) Kai Ryan - Newcastle Para Standing player (PST4) A WORLD CHAMPION IN THE HOUSE On Sunday October 26, a wonderful atmosphere will prevail at the Club, as we humbly host Wheelchair Tennis Legend, David Hall, OAM . David was World No. 1 for eight years, winning the Australian Open Wheelchair Tennis title nine times, the British Open seven times, the US Open eight times and the Japan Open eight times. He is also a Paralympic Gold Medalist and a 6-time World Champion! David will open proceedings on the day and talk to Wally Masur about his amazing journey as described in his recently released autobiography, ‘SUPERBEAST’ . David will be happy to sign copies of his book on request. Regster to attend Buy book David Hall, OAM - Australian Wheelchair Tennis Legend How tennis can be a champion for diversity and inclusion "I didn’t know about wheelchair tennis before my accident. In fact, I’d never heard of wheelchair sport. But after having a hit, tennis felt like a long-lost friend who’d come back to me. It began to open doors I never knew existed, sending me places I’d never been, and giving me chances to meet people I’d never met. Tennis fueled the fire inside me and with that fire, I marched on for the next 15 years, cultivating a career out of my dream to win a gold medal for Australia.” David Hall, OAM - former World No.1, Paralympic Gold Medallist and six-time ITF Wheelchair Tennis World Champion REGISTER TO ATTEND To help us with catering for the big day, please let us know you’re coming and if you’re bringing friends and family. Entry and Tennis are FREE . First name* Last name Email* Are you bringing guests?* For catering purposes, please indicate number of adults and kids coming, including yourself. How did you hear about this event? Submit Collaroy Tennis Club 2024 Wheelchair Tennis Championships GUIDING PRINCIPLES & CONTACTS A Club that welcomes ALL. One of the things Collaroy Tennis Club is most proud of is that we’re an inclusive club that welcomes diversity. It’s part of our DNA. We realise that everyone’s unique and that our differences contribute to our Club’s culture and future direction. We’re passionate about helping people lead happy, healthy and active lives. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out: Read our Club’s Guiding Principles Contact Collaroy Tennis Club for a confidential discussion Contact Evolve Tennis Academy – for information on wheelchair and special needs tennis BIG THANKS TO OUR PARTNERS AND SUPPORTERS

Collaroy Tennis Club turns 100 2022 is Collaroy Tennis Club's centenary year – an opportunity to look back and be proud of how far we’ve come and to share stories and engage with those who have helped shape the Club – past and present members, volunteers and the wider community. So we’re reflecting upon and celebrating our past and looking towards the future, as we cement our place as the best tennis club on the Northern Beaches and beyond. Some major events have already taken place and others are planned. Collaroy in the 1920s Collaroy in 1982 Clubhouse built in 1992 Collaroy in 2022 Centenary Events 100 YEAR FUNDRAISING RAFFLE Draw Date: 10 December 2022, Saturday Your chance to WIN great prizes and help raise funds needed to keep Collaroy, the best Tennis Club in NSW. Funds raised from the Raffle will support the Club’s urgent need to resurface two courts, improve drainage and upgrade the ladies bathroom. The expected cost for these important upgrades is over $100,000. There are lots of great prizes on offer, but that aside, we’re hoping that members, friends and local businesses will be keen to participate and support a club that’s been proudly delivering our wonderful sport to the Northern Beaches community for a hundred years. So please buy tickets yourself and share the raffle website with friends and family. List of Winners 100TH ANNIVERSARY CHRISTMAS PARTY 26 November 2022, Saturday at Club Manly Centenary year is drawing to a close and we’re going out in style! This will be a special night for all members (past and present), their partners and friends – a chance to let our hair down for the final celebration of this remarkable milestone in the Club’s history. Don’t miss this opportunity to look back and be proud of how far we’ve come and to share stories with those who have helped shape our club. Story and Photos RACQUETS AT THE REEF 15 October 2022, Saturday from 12pm A FUN day of tennis, BBQ and drinks, raffle, giveaways and wheelchair tennis exhibition as we raise funds to help continue the capital works required to maintain our position as ‘Most Outstanding Club – Metro’ as awarded last year by Tennis NSW. Everyone welcome! To help us with catering, tell us who’s coming and how many by Monday, October 10. You could WIN movie tickets. Story and Photos DIGNITARIES EVENT 25 May 2022, Wednesday 11am A morning tea at Collaroy Tennis Club, at which Northern Beaches Council Mayor, Michael Regan, officially unveiled a centenary plaque, commemorating our 100 years of service to the local community. Story and Photos HERE COMES THE SUN 7 May 2022, Saturday 4pm An official ceremony at which Club Sponsor, Belle Property, ‘turned on’ the Solar Panels and solar batteries that have made us the first fully sustainable tennis club on the Northern Beaches and one of the only such clubs in all of New South Wales. Story and Photos A Timeline of our Club's History Having been proclaimed as a Crown Reserve on 20 May, 1914, Griffith Park (named in honour of then Minister of Works, Arthur Griffith who secured the land for the public), was acknowledged by Warringah Shire Council as “A significant area offering an outstanding range of scenic, natural, environmental, social, heritage, educational and recreational assets.” The Council proposed setting aside a section of the park for “… laying out a cricket oval, football ground and enclosures for tennis and lawn bowls”. 1921 Council approval for recreational tennis at Griffith Park Shire President, Cr Arthur George Parr, confirmed that Council had given approval for a section of Griffith Park near Anzac Avenue be set aside for recreational tennis and construction commenced on two ‘sand’ / loam courts. A year later, the first (white) ball was struck on Centre Court by the newly elected first Club President, William Alexander Makim. 1922 First play at Collaroy Tennis Club In the same year that King George V opened the new Centre Court at Wimbledon, play is first held on the two newly built loam courts of Collaroy Tennis Club. Membership was opened and a Committee elected with W.A. Makim as our first President. An old shed situated behind Court 2 served as our first clubhouse. 1932 Tennis continued its popularity even during The Great Depression The world was still in the grasp of The Great Depression, but the feats of Aussie tennis players including Jack Crawford (pic.), Harry Hopman, Vivian McGrath and rising stars Adrian Quist and Nancye Wynne Bolton helped ward off any slump in the sport’s popularity… and Collaroy Tennis Club continued to thrive and grow its membership. 1942 The Club survived World War II On the night of May 31, one of three Japanese midget submarines entered Sydney Harbour following a Manly Ferry through the established boom defences. Having sunk the HMAS Kuttabul by mistake, that sub was damaged as it escaped the Harbour and headed north. It snuck right past our club off Long Reef Headland, making it to Bungan Head near Newport before sinking. A week later, a larger submarine returned to bombard Sydney with its deck guns from open water. Though close to the action (and an obvious target) Collaroy Tennis Club survived its brush with World War II. A year earlier, Joan Gilroy and Ernie Ode who’d met at CTC, were married and started a family with daughter Ros still playing at the Club today. 1952 Construction of a 3rd court and larger Clubhouse and first teams entered in Sydney Badge Frank Sedgman was tearing up world tennis and 17 year old Ken Rosewall was just a year away from becoming the youngest player to ever win the Australian title (a feat which stands to this day). Elizabeth II was crowned Queen and ‘The Petith Dynasty’ at Collaroy Tennis Club had its beginnings as Greg was born, to be followed just two years later by Mark. (Tennis would never be the same again.) Construction commenced on a 3rd court and a larger clubhouse, and Collaroy Tennis Club entered its first teams in the Sydney Badge Competition run by Tennis NSW. 1962 The Club’s 40th Anniversary Soviet missile bases were discovered in Cuba, John Glenn became the first astronaut to orbit the Earth and Rod Laver won the first of his two Calendar Grand Slams. A party was held to mark our 40th anniversary at which members grooved along to a song called ‘Love Me Do’ – the debut single of a new young band from Liverpool, England. Just one year later, Life Member Bob Silversides joined Collaroy at the age of 15… and he’s held near-continuous membership ever since! Congratulations Bob. 1972 The Club’s 50th Anniversary and 100 member milestone The Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) was founded and Ken Rosewall won his fourth Australian Championship to now become both the youngest and the oldest player to do so. More importantly, members of Collaroy Tennis Club celebrated the Club’s 50th anniversary! Over the ensuing decade, the Club almost doubled its membership to around 100. 1973 Current President joins the Club Our Centenary President, Vito Cincinnato (seen here far right of photo with wife Megan) joined the Club and has been a stalwart ever since. 1979 Tennis at Collaroy Tennis Club circa 1979 Sony released the Walkman, The Knack topped the charts with 'My Sharona', 'Trivial Pursuit' was launched and tennis at Collaroy continued unabated, though the old clubhouse was on its last legs. 1979 The old Clubhouse circa 1979 The old clubhouse was temporarily replaced with a shed before a new clubhouse was built some 9 years later. 1982 A Thriller year for the Club! A massive year for the Club. While Martina Navratilova won the first of her three Australian singles crowns and Michael Jackson released ‘Thriller’, our members were themselves thrilled that: o Council extended our Lease for a further 20 years o Work commenced on the construction of three new courts with the surface of all courts transitioning to synthetic grass o New lighting would be installed on all courts o The design of a brand new clubhouse was approved, with local player Arthur Gartrell appointed as Architect. o And Collaroy Tennis Club fielded more teams in district competitions than any other club in the MWTA. We had up to 17 teams competing and had to hire outside courts to accommodate them. 1982 Michael Peters, Bob Paterson and Carol Coram sign Deed of Trust Including State Government assistance from the Department of Sport and Recreation, the cost for the complete upgrade of our Club was in excess of $300,000. Committee Members Michael Peters, Bob Paterson and Carol Coram resigned from the committee in order to become Trustees, guaranteeing a loan from the Bank of New South Wales to cover the work. The Deed of Trust was duly signed on February 28. 1982 Members digging in to build our new Club Members volunteered their labour to prepare the base of the new courts and help install the light poles and the new 6-court complex was opened for play on June 2, 1982. However local residents lodged a complaint with the Land & Environment Court causing construction of the new clubhouse to be delayed for six years! In the meantime, members were forced to make do with an Atco shed as their temporary clubhouse. 1983 The ATCO shed as temporary clubhouse Court Hire fees to members of the public were increased by $1 per hour, to help cover the unexpected costs incurred by the delay to construction of the clubhouse and associated ongoing maintenance costs. Around that same time the MWTA (now Tennis Northern Beaches) introduced Night Competitions for the first time. Collaroy fielded one of the first teams in the Wednesday Night Men’s Comp., consisting of Mark and Greg Petith, John Kelly, Dave Vincent, Clarrie Bridges and Warren (‘Horry’) Marsden. They made the Final, playing a team destined to become their arch rivals for years – ‘The Burglars’, comprising members of Bareena Park Tennis Club (ironically captained by now Club committee member, Dave Keogh). 1988 The new clubhouse takes shape in 1988 Australia celebrated our Bicentennial on January 26, the Summer Olympics are held in Seoul, South Korea and construction starts on a brand new clubhouse at Collaroy. 1989 The new Clubhouse completed The new clubhouse opens its door in 1989. 1992 Many celebrations were held after the Clubhouse completion Bill Clinton is elected President of the U.S. and the Summer Olympics are held in Barcelona, Spain with Jennifer Capriati stunning Steffi Graf to win the Gold Medal. Three years earlier, our brand new clubhouse had been completed, seven years after plans had been lodged, and many celebrations were held within its walls in 1992. 2002 The Club hits 150 members, but needs more ladies! Brazil defeats Germany to win the FIFA World Cup and Lleyton Hewitt wins The Championships at Wimbledon, extending his ranking as world No. 1 after becoming the youngest male in the ATP era to earn top ranking at just 20 years of age. Collaroy Tennis Club hits 150 members in 1992, though still with an imbalance of men. We need more ladies! 2010 Evolve Tennis Academy appointed Coaching Partner After consultation with members, the committee made the somewhat controversial decision to move on from long-time coach Peter Cullen and appoint Evolve Tennis Academy led by Ryan Maloney and Scott Fletcher as the Club’s new Coaching Partner. It was a tough call that has paid dividends. 2021 2021 Most Outstanding Tennis Club or Venue – Metro Collaroy Tennis Club receives the prestigious award of ‘Most Outstanding Tennis Club or Venue – Metro’ from Tennis NSW. And in the same year, the club was one of 3 finalists for ‘Most Outstanding Club’ in the 2021 Australian Tennis Awards. Congratulations! 2022 2022 Most Outstanding Tennis Club or Venue – Metro In an unprecedented achievement, Collaroy Tennis Club receives the prestigious award of ‘Most Outstanding Tennis Club or Venue – Metro’ from Tennis NSW, two years in a row. Congratulations! 2022 2022 Most Outstanding Tennis Club or Venue – Australia What an amazing 100 years - Collaroy Tennis Club receives the prestigious award of ‘Most Outstanding Tennis Club or Venue – Metro’ from Tennis NSW and 'Most Outstanding Tennis Club or Venue - Australia' at the Tennis Australia Awards. Congratulations! 2022 100 Years of tennis in the community Collaroy Tennis Club celebrates a HUGE Milestone – 100 years of providing tennis to the community and its members – and launches a new logo to mark the occasion. Our membership hits 200 for the first time and we’re proud of the diversity and balance now evident in our membership. 2022 Here's to the next 100 years! Since 1922, our Club has survived the Great Depression, a World War, a battle with the Land & Environment Court and a Global Pandemic. HERE’S TO THE NEXT 100 YEARS!

2026 TNB Competitions All current financial members are welcome to enter in the next Tennis Northern Beaches (TNB) Open Competitions starting 17 August 2026. The Club will recommend gradings and TNB will determine the division in which your team will play. Your team will compete with other tennis clubs within the Northern Beaches area. TNB COMPETITIONS Monday Night Ladies Doubles - 7.30pm/8pm, starts 17 August (until November) Wednesday Morning Ladies Doubles - 9.30am, starts 19 August (until November) Wednesday Night Mens' Doubles - 7.30pm/8pm, starts 19 August (until November) Thursday Night Mixed Doubles - 7.30pm/8pm, starts 20 August (until November) ABOUT THE COMPETITIONS Format for Doubles: 2 players to play 3 sets of Doubles Format for Singles: 1 lady or man (unisex) to play 2 sets singles +/- tie-breaker 3rd set Number of rounds: play opponents twice, semi-finals, finals Division: The Club will recommend gradings, but TNB has the final say as to which division your team will play Cost per team: $150 which includes provision of court and balls by the Club Balls: to be provided by home team Post-match food and drinks: not required, but home team encouraged to provide Partner required? If you'd like to play doubles and don't have a partner, put 'Partner required' in your submission and we'll do our best to find a partner for you. Note: players will be required to register with Xpoint for player ratings and scoring. The Club will assist you with registration. REGISTER YOUR INTEREST TO ENTER THE COMPETTIONS BY 7 August, Friday Player 1 Details First name* Last name* Email* Mobile Phone* Select the Tennis Northern Beaches (TNB) competition(s) you'd like to enter. Monday Night Ladies Doubles Wednesday Day Ladies Doubles Wednesday Night Men's Doubles Thursday Night Mixed Doubles Submit TNB COMPETITIONS RESOURCES Draws and Results Download Results Form Competition Rules Open Comp Calendar 2026 Contact Club Captain

Health and Safety Policy Collaroy Tennis Club is committed to providing an inclusive and safe environment for all our members and visitors. This statement outlines the Club’s approach to managing health and safety. 1. COLLAROY TENNIS CLUB COMMITTEE COMMITS TO Provide and maintain facilities and activities that are safe and accessible Identify and manage hazards to prevent injury and illness Ensure members and visitors have access to First Aid, Automatic External Defibrillator, Emergency Contacts and Incident Reporting Promote a culture where safety is everyone’s responsibility and concerns are raised promptly Meet our legal requirements and follow Tennis Australia’s safeguarding policies to ensure that child safety is embedded throughout our club, building a culture that is both child-safe and child-friendly Maintain a register of current Working With Children Checks for each committee member, that is verified with the NSW Office of Children’s Guardian 2. ALL CLUB MEMBERS AND VISITORS ARE EXPECTED TO Take reasonable care for their own health and safety and that of others Follow Club rules and safety directions Report hazards, unsafe conditions, or incidents immediately to our Member Protection Officer 3. FIRST AID AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE There are two First Aid Kits located inside the Clubhouse , these are on top of the cupboard underneath the large wall-mounted screen monitor All the Senior Coaches from our coaching partner Evolve are First Aid trained The Club has two defibrillators which are tested monthly In case of need open the case and turn on the Defibrillator, then follow the audio instructions: A Lifeline Defibrillator is located outside the Clubhouse , mounted on the wall to the right of the main entrance A HeartSafe Defibrillator is located inside the Clubhouse , mounted on the wall by the kitchen In the event of an emergency, Dial: 000 Please note there is no landline phone available at the Club. Please use your Mobile phone to call for emergency assistance Collaroy Tennis Club address is: Griffith Park, Anzac Avenue, Collaroy NSW 2097

2025 Club Championships - Open Events Schedule and Results Draws All current financial members are welcome and are encouraged to participate in this year's Club Championships, starting 25 October. Open events are open to all standards . Have a go! For the Doubles events , the preliminary rounds are round-robin format , so there's plenty of tennis for all players. For the Singles events (with at least 12 entries), it’s a knock-out format . However, those who don't win their first-round get a chance to compete in a Plate event. You need to be available for the weekends allocated for your events, plus the days set for Semi-Finals and Finals . In special circumstances, if you and/or your partner are not available on one of the preliminary round days (only 1 day allowed) , add a note to your entry. The organisers will try (but cannot guarantee) to accommodate your request. Availability on Semi-Finals and Finals days is mandatory. As there are many matches that need to be scheduled for 100+ players, it would be appreciated if we can keep unavailability to a minimum. If you'd like to play doubles and don't have a partner , put 'Partner required' in your entry and we'll do our best to find a partner for you. Check the Club Championship Rules , Draws and Schedule of Play below. OTHER EVENTS Junior Club Championships - 18 & 19 October - Click here to enter the UTR Event Wheelchair Tennis Championships - 26 October DATES YOU NEED TO BE AVAILABLE TO PLAY Doubles events (Ladies, Men, Mixed) - 25 Oct, 1 & 2 Nov, 8 & 9 Nov (Semi-Finals - TBA) Singles events (Ladies, Men, Masters) - 8 & 9 Nov, 15 & 16 Nov, 22 & 23 Nov (Semi-Finals - TBA) 29 & 30 November - Wet weather reserve days 6 December , Saturday - Finals and Christmas Party Note: these dates may change depending on the weather and number of entries. SUBMIT YOUR ENTRIES BY 12 October, Sunday - for Doubles events (entries are now closed) 26 October, Sunday - for Singles events (entries are now closed) Player 1 Details First name* Last name* Email* Mobile Phone* Date unavailable to play - Player 1 Only for special circumstances: Indicate if there's a date during the preliminary rounds (only 1 allowed) you are not available to play. Organisers will try to accommodate your request. Notes on unavailability - Player 1 If applicable, include a note here (for example, 'available on Saturday, but not on Sunday', 'only available up to 4pm on Sunday', etc.). Select the event(s) you'd like to enter. Doubles - Ladies Doubles - Men Doubles - Mixed Singles - Ladies Singles - Men Singles - Ladies (Masters 55+) Singles - Men (Masters 60+) Doubles Mixed (Masters) Submit CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP RULES Entrants must be current financial members. All participants are expected to abide by the Club's Code of Behaviour and Tennis Australia Code of Behaviour . All events to have a minimum of four entries. Matches must commence on time, as per Schedule of Play. Three-minute warm up only before commencement of match. All matches will be played on weekends. No pre-arranged matches by competitors will occur during the week unless required to catch up due to bad weather. Washed out matches will be rescheduled by the Club Championship Committee. Forfeit rule will apply for any player not available to play after 10 minutes of scheduled match time. Late notification of unavailability may also result in a forfeit. The Schedule of Play will be published on the Club's website by the Thursday night, prior to the weekend’s play. Further details, if any, will be sent to all participants. SCHEDULE OF PLAY OCTOBER 25 & 26 - Sat & Sun NOVEMBER 1 & 2 - Sat & Sun NOVEMBER 8 & 9 - Sat & Sun NOVEMBER 15 & 16 - Sat & Sun NOVEMBER 22 & 23 - Sat & Sun NOVEMBER 29 - Sat DECEMBER 6 - (FINALS DAY) Sat OCTOBER 18 & 19 - Junior Events OCTOBER 26 - Wheelchair Tennis MATCH RESULTS AND PHOTOS OCTOBER 25 & 26 - Results | Blog + All Photos NOVEMBER 1 & 2 - Results NOVEMBER 8 & 9 - Results NOVEMBER 15 & 16 - Results NOVEMBER 22 & 23 - Results NOVEMBER 29 - Results DECEMBER 6 (FINALS) - Results DRAWS - OPEN EVENTS DOUBLES - Ladies DOUBLES - Men DOUBLES - Mixed SINGLES - Ladies SINGLES - Men SINGLES - Ladies (Masters 55+) SINGLES - Men (Masters 60+) SINGLES - Ladies (Plate) SINGLES - Men (Plate) DRAWS - JUNIOR EVENTS SINGLES - Girls SINGLES - Boys DOUBLES - Unisex DRAWS - WHEELCHAIR EVENTS 2024 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS Saturday, 14 December 2024 was Finals Day for the Open and Junior events at Collaroy Tennis Club. The originally scheduled date, a week earlier, was completely washed out, forcing the re-schedule. This year's Championships received a record number of participants in various events. New events were introduced - Ladies Plate Singles, Junior Mixed Doubles. In total, more than 200 matches were played! And Sunday, December 8, dawned clear and fine for the 2024 Wheelchair Championships and Official Opening of our newly re-surfaced Court 4. Check out the results and photos of the Championships. Open and Junior Events Wheelchair Event 2023 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS Saturday, 9 December 2023 was Finals Day for the Open and Junior events at Collaroy Tennis Club – and what a day it was! We had everything, including extreme heat, rain, lightning, thunder, a wonderful Christmas party, and of course, some brilliant and exciting tennis. And on Sunday, 29 October, we saw the inaugural Collaroy Tennis Club Wheelchair Championships take place under sunny skies. There were lots of smiles and an unusual lack of ‘steely looks’ between competitors during the matches. Check out the results and photos of the Championships. Open and Junior Events Wheelchair Event

2024 Club Championships - Open Events All current financial members are welcome and are encouraged to participate in this year's Club Championships, starting 26 October. Open events are open to all standards . Have a go! For the Doubles events , the preliminary rounds are round-robin format , so there's plenty of tennis for all players. For the Singles events (with at least 12 entries), it’s a knock-out format . However, those who don't win their first-round get a chance to compete in a Plate event. Please make sure you are available for the weekends allocated for your events, plus the days set for Semi-Finals and Finals . In special circumstances, if you and/or your partner are not available on one of the preliminary round days (only 1 day allowed), add a note to your entry. The organisers will try (but not guarantee) to accommodate your request. Availability on Semi-Finals and Finals days is mandatory. As there are many matches that need to be scheduled for 80+ players, it would be appreciated if we can keep unavailabilities to a minimum. If you'd like to play doubles and don't have a partner , put 'Partner required' in your entry and we'll try and find a partner for you. Check the Club Championship Rules, Draws and Schedule of Play below. DATES YOU NEED TO BE AVAILABLE TO PLAY Doubles events (Ladies, Men, Mixed) - 26 & 27 Oct, 2 & 3 Nov, 9 & 10 Nov (Semi-Finals - TBA) Singles events (Ladies, Men, Masters) - 9 & 10 Nov, 16 & 17 Nov, 23 & 24 Nov (Semi-Finals - TBA) 7 December , Saturday - Finals and Christmas Party Note: these dates may change depending on the weather and number of entries. SUBMIT YOUR ENTRIES BY 16 October, Wednesday - for Doubles events 25 October, Friday - for Singles events Player 1 Details First name* Last name* Email* Mobile Phone* Date unavailable to play - Player 1 Only for special circumstances: Indicate if there's a date during the preliminary rounds (only 1 allowed) you are not available to play. Organisers will try to accommodate your request. Notes on unavailability - Player 1 If applicable, include a note here (for example, 'available on Saturday, but not on Sunday', 'only available up to 4pm on Sunday', etc.). Select the event(s) you'd like to enter. Doubles - Ladies Doubles - Men Doubles - Mixed Singles - Ladies Singles - Men Singles - Men (Masters 60+) Submit CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP RULES Entrants must be current financial members. All participants are expected to abide by the Club's Code of Behaviour and Tennis Australia Code of Behaviour . All events to have a minimum of four entries. Matches must commence on time, as per Schedule of Play. Three-minute warm up only before commencement of match. All matches will be played on weekends. No pre-arranged matches by competitors will occur during the week unless required to catch up due to bad weather. Washed out matches will be rescheduled by the Club Championship Committee. Forfeit rule will apply for any player not available to play after 10 minutes of scheduled match time. Late notification of unavailability may also result in a forfeit. If player/s withdraw once the round-robin matches have commenced, all player/s' results will be null and void. The Schedule of Play will be published on the Club's website by the Thursday night, prior to the weekend’s play. Further details, if any, will be sent to all participants. SCHEDULE OF PLAY OCTOBER 26 & 27 - Sat & Sun NOVEMBER 2 & 3 - Sat & Sun NOVEMBER 9 & 10 - Sat & Sun NOVEMBER 16 & 17 - Sat & Sun NOVEMBER 23 - Sat NOVEMBER 30 - Sat DECEMBER 1 - Sun DECEMBER 14 - (FINALS DAY) Sat DECEMBER 8 - Wheelchair Tennis MATCH RESULTS AND PHOTOS OCTOBER 26 & 27 - Results | Blog Photos NOVEMBER 2 & 3 - Results NOVEMBER 9 & 10 - Results NOVEMBER 16 & 17 - Results | Blog Photos NOVEMBER 23 - Results | Blog Photos NOVEMBER 30 - Results DECEMBER 8 - Wheelchair Championships DECEMBER 14 - Finals Results | Blog Photos DRAWS - OPEN EVENTS DOUBLES - Ladies DOUBLES - Men DOUBLES - Mixed SINGLES - Ladies SINGLES - Men SINGLES - Men (Masters 60+) SINGLES - Ladies (Plate) SINGLES - Men (Plate) DRAWS - JUNIOR EVENTS DRAWS - WHEELCHAIR EVENTS 2023 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS Saturday, 9 December 2023 was Finals Day for the Open and Junior events at Collaroy Tennis Club – and what a day it was! We had everything, including extreme heat, rain, lightning, thunder, a wonderful Christmas party, and of course, some brilliant and exciting tennis. And on Sunday, 29 October, we saw the inaugural Collaroy Tennis Club Wheelchair Championships take place under sunny skies. There were lots of smiles and an unusual lack of ‘steely looks’ between competitors during the matches. Check out the results and photos of the Championships. Open and Junior Events Wheelchair Event

AO Pride Night THURSDAY | 29 JANUARY 2026 In association with Tennis Australia, Collaroy Tennis Club is celebrating our 3rd AO Pride Night in 2026, to help promote inclusion, celebrate diversity and encourage LGBTQ+ participation across Australia. This will be a fantastic Twilight Event, held at the Club from 4.30pm on Thursday January 29 , coinciding with Pride Day and the Glam Slam at the Australian Open. Our event will incorporate a free Round Robin tournament , the chance to try POP Tennis, free BBQ and nibbles, and prizes for those wearing the brightest and boldest gear. ALL WELCOME! At Collaroy Tennis Club, we believe that the benefits of the sport we love - whether the physical activity itself or the sense of community and psychological wellbeing it provides - should be available and accessible to everyone . So, having previously held successful AO Pride Nights and wonderful events as part of Sydney WorldPride 2023 and the inaugural Australian Pride in Sport Festival in 2025 , the Club accepted Tennis Australia’s offer to hold our 3rd AO Pride Night. This will be a fantastic Twilight Event, held at the Club from 4.30pm on Thursday January 29 , organised together with Fusion Pride Northern Beaches . Show your support, by playing in a FREE friendly Twilight American Round Robin Doubles Tourney or just come along and join in the FUN! Register to play or attend COME OUT & PLAY! Show your support by coming along and playing in a friendly Twilight American Round Robin Doubles Tourney we’re holding on Thursday, 29 January from 4:30-8:00pm. FREE Organised Tennis - Starts at 5pm | Players change partners after every set in a round robin format | Winners on every court Try POP TENNIS - Easy, Fast and Lots of FUN Hit the Targets - prizes to be won Wear Bright & Bold Gear - prizes to be won FREE BBQ & Nibbles Beverages available to purchase Watch the AO on the BIG Screen Event Partner - Fusion Pride Northern Beaches Register to play or attend How sport can be a champion for diversity and inclusion "For me personally, attending and speaking at the 2nd AO Pride Night held at Collaroy Tennis Club in January 2024 changed my views on sport for life. This was my first experience playing tennis and I had such an incredible time. The Club’s committee, volunteers and regular club members were all welcoming, kind, patient, helpful and accommodating… not to mention, they were decked out in the best rainbow garb I had ever seen - they even “out-rainbowed” us Fusion folk! This event sparked a newfound appreciation and love of tennis for me, and I have been keen on picking up the sport ever since." Charity King - Co-Founder, Fusion Pride Northern Beaches WEAR IT BRIGHT AND WIN PRIZES Please join in the fun by wearing your brightest, most colourful tennis gear . ‘Dress to Impress’ prizes will be awarded. And please, ask your friends and family to come along too. Collaroy Tennis Club’s AO PRIDE NIGHT is for everyone – a chance to showcase our wonderful Club as a safe and welcoming environment for all. AO PRIDE NIGHT 29 JAN 2026 | THURSDAY | 4.30PM REGISTER TO PLAY OR ATTEND Please register your interest to play (or attend only) by Monday, 26 January so we can organise the Round Robin draw and catering. Entry is FREE . At Collaroy Tennis Club, LOVE WINS . Sorry, but this form is now closed. First name* Last name Email* Mobile* Please provide your mobile so we can urgently contact you if needed. Will you be playing in the Round Robin Tourney or just attending the event?* Playing Round Robin Just attending event Note: Round Robin will promptly start at 5pm. Your tennis experience/standard (if playing Round Robin) Able to play social tennis Play/played competition Play high level tennis This will help us to maximise your enjoyment on court. Submit GUIDING PRINCIPLES & CONTACTS A Club that welcomes ALL. One of the things Collaroy Tennis Club is most proud of is that we’re an inclusive club that welcomes diversity. It’s part of our DNA. We realise that everyone’s unique and that our differences contribute to our Club’s culture and future direction. We’re passionate about helping people lead happy, healthy and active lives. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out: Read our Club’s Guiding Principles Contact Collaroy Tennis Club for a confidential discussion Contact Fusion Pride Northern Beaches – local LGBTQIA+ advocacy group BIG THANKS TO OUR PARTNERS AND SUPPORTERS

Privacy Policy In Australia, tennis programs, events and activities are implemented and conducted by a number of different tennis organisations across the country. Accordingly, Tennis Australia has developed this Privacy Policy to apply to each Australian Tennis Organisation (ATO) as detailed below. Collaroy Tennis Club is an Affiliated Club of Tennis NSW – a Member Association of Tennis Australia, and is therefore an ATO that abides by this Privacy Policy. 1. PURPOSE AND APPLICATION 1.1 Tennis Australia Limited (Tennis Australia) is the governing body of tennis in Australia. Tennis Australia organises a number of tennis events including, without limitation, the Australian Open and Australian Open lead-in events. Tennis Australia also manages and promotes various tennis programs, including without limitation, Tennis Hot Shots, Cardio Tennis and the Free Tennis Days. Padel Australia Limited (Padel Australia) is a subsidiary of Tennis Australia and the governing body of padel in Australia. 1.2 In its roles as the governing body of tennis and padel in Australia, Tennis Australia and Padel Australia are committed to protecting your personal information in accordance with the Australian Privacy Principles as set out in the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth). If you do not agree to the terms of this Policy, we recommend you stop using the applicable Website or App (as defined in section 4.2 below) or do not engage with the applicable ATO (as defined below). 1.3 In Australia, tennis programs, events and activities are implemented and conducted by a number of different tennis organisations across the country. Accordingly, Tennis Australia has developed this Policy to apply to each Australian Tennis Organisation (ATO) as detailed below. 1.4 For the purpose of this Policy, each of the following is an ATO : (a) Tennis Australia ; (b) Padel Australia ; (c) The Australian Tennis Foundation ; (d) Member Associations , being the governing body of tennis in each Australian State and Territory known as Tennis ACT, Tennis Victoria, Tennis New South Wales , Tennis Queensland, Tennis NT, Tennis West, Tennis SA and Tennis Tasmania; (e) Affiliated Organisations , being those organisations (other than Member Associations, Regional Associations and Affiliated Clubs) that are affiliated to Tennis Australia or a Member Association from time to time in accordance with the Tennis Australia or Member Association constitution (as the case may be); (f) Regional Associations , being those regional or metropolitan tennis associations that are members of, or affiliated to, a Member Association; (g) Affiliated Clubs , being those tennis clubs that are a member of or affiliated to a Regional Association and/or Member Association; and (h) Tennis Australia and Padel Coach Members , being those coaches that are Tennis Australia Coach Members or Padel Australia Coach Members. 1.5 Tennis Australia may disclose your personal information to another ATO, and ATOs may disclose your personal information to Tennis Australia or other ATOs. Each organisation will collect and use your personal information in accordance with this Policy. 1.6 This Policy describes how ATOs may collect, hold and use personal information. By providing your personal information to an ATO, you consent to its use, storage and disclosure in accordance with this Policy. 1.7 It is important to note that only tennis organisations that are affiliated with Tennis Australia can be an ATO. If you choose to deal with a non-affiliated tennis organisation, this Policy will not apply. 1.8 Tennis Australia may, from time to time, review and update this Policy to adapt to changing business practices, and to take into account new laws and technology. The use, storage and disclosure of all personal information held by an ATO will be governed by the most recent Policy, as posted at http://www.tennis.com.au/privacy . Tennis Australia will notify you of any amendments by posting an updated version of this Policy on the Website. This Policy was last updated on 3 April 2023. 2. WHAT PERSONAL INFORMATION MAY BE COLLECTED ABOUT YOU? 2.1 The kinds of personal information that an ATO collects about you depends on the purposes for which the information was collected and is required (examples of those purposes are given in section 5 of this Policy). Examples of the types of personal information an ATO may collect are: (a) contact information, such as your name, phone numbers, address details, email address and social media details (for example, your Facebook name, or Instagram handle); (b) your date of birth, age, gender, tennis rankings and results; (c) details of tennis or padel programs that you have participated in and the organisations that you have participated with; (d) details of a disability you may suffer, if you elect to provide that information to allow the ATO to provide you with relevant services, information and assistance; (e) details of your cultural background, nationality, and language(s) spoken, if you elect to provide that information to allow the ATO to provide you with culturally sensitive information, services and assistance; (f) copies of communications between an ATO and you; (g) information regarding any outstanding payments owed by you to an ATO; (h) your payment details, if you apply for membership, purchase of goods or services from, or make other payments to, an ATO or their agents, licensees or contactors; (i) details of your academic qualifications, results, professional interests, reference checks, car registration and drivers licence details (if applicable), if you apply for employment or volunteer positions with an ATO or where otherwise in connection with an investigation conducted by the ATO; (j) background checks, including reference checks, police checks, working with children checks and completed member protection declarations and related documents. This personal information may be obtained and retained by an ATO as necessary if: (i) you apply for, and/or obtain employment or a volunteer position; (ii) you apply for and/or obtain Tennis Australia or Padel Australia Coach Membership; (iii) you are proposing to, or provide certain services to an ATO; (iv) you apply for and/or obtain accreditation at a tennis event; (v) you are a tennis or padel player participating in one of our programs or a tennis or padel tournament, competition or event; (vi) you are involved in a matter or investigation conducted by the Tennis Integrity Unit or an ATO; or (vii) appropriate in the circumstances to obtain background checks in relation to you before entering into contracts, arrangements or understandings with you, or entities related to you; (k) medical information and emergency contact details. For example, this information may be held about you if you are a tennis player and/or have elected to participate in fitness or sporting activities, such as Cardio Tennis; (l) non-personally identifiable information, such as your IP address, browser type, web pages visited (that may, if combined with other information, be personal information); and (m) other personal information provided voluntarily by you. For example, this could be information provided by you in response to ATO surveys or competitions. 3. HOW IS PERSONAL INFORMATION COLLECTED? 3.1 Generally, an ATO will collect personal information directly from you. For example, an ATO may collect personal information: (a) provided by you, if you: (i) are a tennis or padel player; (ii) attend a tennis or padel activity or event and participate in activities during that event; (iii) purchase a ticket or a corporate hospitality package to a tennis or padel event from an ATO or an authorised agent or licensee; (iv) purchase merchandise, or other products or services, from an ATO or an authorised agent or licensee; (v) are a Tennis Australia or Padel Australia Coach Member, Tennis Hot Shots deliverer and/or Cardio Tennis deliverer; (vi) wish to apply for employment at, or volunteer for, an ATO; (vii) wish to provide services to an ATO; (viii) enter a competition or promotion being conducted by an ATO; (ix) engage with an ATO via email, telephone, mail or social media; (x) elect to receive tennis related newsletters or other information; (xi) submit information to an ATO in an application or consent form, survey, feedback form, incident report or complaint; or (xii) when you enter your personal information, or consent to your personal information being entered into, one of Tennis Australia’s online IT systems or an IT system managed by another ATO (IT Systems), (b) when you engage with an ATO in the course of it providing and delivering tennis related services, operations and other activities, including automatically when you use one of Tennis Australia’s websites or mobile applications (for example, http://www.tennis.com.au/, http://www.ausopen.com , http://cardiotennis.com.au/, http://hotshots.tennis.com.au ), http://www.padel.org.au , or a website or mobile application managed by another ATO (collectively, the Websites and Apps); and (c) that is given to it by another ATO or a third party in the course of its business. Examples of such third parties include the International Tennis Federation (ITF), Women’s Tennis Association (WTA), Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP), the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS), the Australian Olympic Committee (AOC), the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA), Universal Tennis (UTR), non-affiliated tennis organisations, Tennis Australia or Padel Australia Coach Members, schools who take part in Tennis Australia or Padel Australia programs, or law enforcement and regulatory bodies. You can choose not to provide an ATO with some or all of the personal information that it requests. However, this may affect how an ATO can communicate with you and provide its products and services to you, as well as your ability to participate in the ATO’s programs and apply for employment or volunteer positions with an ATO. If it is unreasonable or impracticable for an ATO to deal with you where you have not provided the information or consents that it requests, it may have no realistic option but to decline to do so. 3.2 An ATO will generally collect personal information regarding a child under the age of 16 years from the parent or other ‘responsible person’ associated with that child. At times an ATO may collect personal information regarding an adult from another ‘responsible person’ associated with that adult. 3.3 Padel Australia may also collect personal information from padel organisations that are members of Padel Australia’s ‘partnership program’. Any personal information provided to Padel Australia by padel clubs and operators will be handled in accordance with this Policy. 4. INFORMATION COLLECTED VIA THE WEBSITES AND APPS 4.1 When you visit and browse a Website or use an App, an ATO and the relevant Website host or App may collect and store certain types of information about your use of the Website or App (including automatically), to provide with you with the Website or App’s functionality, and for other purposes, as detailed below. Clickstream Data & Cookies 4.2 An ATO may use clickstreams, as well as cookies, pixels and other similar technologies to recognise your browser or device, so that we can monitor which parts of our Websites and Apps are most frequently visited, to administer, maintain and improve their performance and to better understand what is of interest to you and our audience, including to personalise your experience. For example, the information may include: (a) the number of users visiting the Website or App and the number of pages viewed by our users; (b) the date, time and duration of your visit; (c) the unique identifiers of your device (such as your IP address or mobile device identifier); (d) your browser software; and (e) the path you take through the Website or App. 4.3 If you access our Websites or click-through an email we send you, a cookie may be downloaded onto your device. Cookies may recognise your browser or device but will otherwise not identify you, your email passwords or your bank account details. 4.4 You can configure your browser to accept all cookies, reject all cookies, or notify you when a cookie is sent. Each browser is different, so check the “Help” menu of your browser to learn how to change your cookie preferences. 4.5 If you disable the use of cookies on your web browser, or remove or reject specific cookies from the Websites or linked sites, then you may not be able to access all of the content and facilities in those Websites, and it may prevent us from recognising when you visit a Website and presenting information we think would be of interest to you. 5. HOW CAN AN ATO USE AND DISCLOSE THE PERSONAL INFORMATION IT COLLECTS ABOUT YOU? 5.1 An ATO may collect and use your personal information to conduct and administer its operations and to provide, improve and market its products and services. Examples of the ways in which an ATO may use your personal information include: (a) to provide you with products or services you have requested; (b) to verify your identity and reduce the likelihood of duplications in IT Systems and Websites and Apps, to provide you with a better individual experience; (c) to complete and retain background checks where necessary; (d) if you work in the tennis and padel industries, to provide prospective customers with your contact details for the purposes of offering your services, including if you are a Tennis Australia or Padel Australia Coach Member, listing your contact details listed on the Websites and other promotional materials (with your consent); (e) to develop, run, and administer existing and new competitions, programs, activities and other events; (f) to provide and maintain rankings systems; (g) to share player information with the ITF, WTA, ATP, Australian Olympic Committee, Sport Australia, the International Padel Federation and other relevant bodies; (h) to organise medical treatment; (i) to administer, manage and improve the Websites, Apps and IT Systems, to provide you with access to those Websites, Apps and IT Systems, and their functionality, such as linking to and viewing the profiles of your family connections or viewing your competition schedule in Competition Planner; (j) to assist other ATOs as is reasonably necessary for their functions or activities, or their legitimate interests, including to manage your relationship with ATOs (for example, disclosing information about your financial standing with an ATO where necessary like whether you are a financial member); (k) to implement and administer Tennis Australia’s other National Policies, copies of which are available on Tennis Australia’s website at https://www.tennis.com.au/about-tennis-australia/reports-and-policies/policies; (l) to disclose to an ATO’s professional advisers, including accountants, auditors and lawyers, or insurers or insurance brokers, when necessary or appropriate; (m) to assist law enforcement and regulatory bodies, when necessary or appropriate; (n) for direct marketing communications by way of post, email, text message or any other electronic means from an ATO about products, including services, event tickets, merchandise and special offers made available by either an ATO or their corporate partners, licensees, sponsors, suppliers and broadcasters, if you have consented to receive such communications or would reasonably expect to receive such communications; (o) where permitted by an ATO, to enable third party corporate partners, licensees, sponsors, other ATOs, suppliers and broadcasters who have a relationship with an ATO, to market and promote their products and services to you by way of post, email, text message or any other electronic means if you have consented to receive such communications or would reasonably expect to receive such communications; and (p) to personalise your experience with an ATO, including to display online interest-based advertising (sometimes referred to as personalised or targeted ads) for products, services and events that may be of interest to you. 5.2 If an ATO sends you a direct marketing message, you will be able to opt-out at any time, by using the ‘unsubscribe’ or other similar feature included on all electronic marketing communications or contacting the ATO in accordance with section 8 below. 5.3 An ATO may have contractual relationships with third-party suppliers and service providers who assist or partner with the ATO. For example, IT vendors who develop, test and maintain IT Systems, Websites and Apps, medical consultants who provide medical services at events, corporate partners and sponsors who support the ATO’s activities, or individuals who carry out research, or the compilation or analysis of statistics, relevant to the ATOs (Third Parties). These Third Parties are granted access to your personal information only as needed to supply products and services to the ATO. Third Parties may be located outside Australia (for example, in Belgium, China, France, Germany, Hong Kong, the Netherlands, Singapore, the United Kingdom and the United States of America). Other than as described below, an ATO will require a Third Party to protect your personal information under their contract with the ATO, including appropriate confidentiality provisions and requirements to comply with Australian privacy laws. 5.4 Like many other organisations, an ATO may also provide information to third parties who serve advertising on websites or apps that an ATO does not operate, or who provide online marketing platforms (including via social media). This information is shared so that we can serve you with more useful and relevant advertising, and to measure its effectiveness. An ATO will not generally share your name or other information that directly identifies you. Instead, an ATO will use its best endeavours to ensure that the information provided for this purpose is encrypted or an advertising identifier such as a cookie or device identifier is used. At times, these providers may be located outside of Australia including in countries like the United States. You may have rights against those parties under overseas privacy laws, but the providers may not be subject to Australian privacy laws. You may be able to opt-out or control how advertising is displayed to you on those third-party websites or services by adjusting your advertising preferences directly on those websites or services. 5.5 An ATO may also disclose your personal information to an international organisation if you are involved in a tournament sanctioned by that international organisation (for example the International Tennis Federation based in the United Kingdom). 5.6 An ATO will not otherwise disclose or use personal information without your consent, unless the disclosure is: (a) in accordance with this Policy or any agreement with you; or (b) required or authorised by law, including the Australian Privacy Principles as set out in the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth). 6. SECURITY AND RETENTION OF PERSONAL INFORMATION Security Measures 6.1 Each ATO aims to keep your personal information secure. Any personal information that is collected via a Website or App or which is held on an ATO’s IT System is protected by appropriate technical and organisational measures, which may include firewalls, strong data encryption, intrusion detection, two factor authentication and prevention systems and the separation of data. 6.2 To give you further comfort that we value the protection of your personal information, we implement further appropriate technical and organisational measures for your benefit, for example; (a) limiting physical access to our buildings and venues and user access to our IT Systems only to those we believe are entitled to be there, or on a “need to know” basis; (b) proactive monitoring of our IT Systems; and (c) using industry standards to support the maintenance of robust information security management systems, however, no server is guaranteed to be 100% secure and unauthorised access may occur, despite us taking all reasonable steps. Retention 6.3 We will keep your personal information for the purposes set out in this Policy and in accordance with applicable laws. We will not retain your personal information for longer than is necessary. If an ATO has no further need for your personal information, it will take reasonable steps to de-identify it or will remove it from its IT Systems and destroy all record of it. 7. HOW TO CORRECT AND ACCESS PERSONAL INFORMATION 7.1 If you provided your personal information via an IT System, Website or App, you can update your personal information at any time by logging onto the relevant IT System, Website or App and submitting the updated information. Alternatively, you can contact an ATO in accordance with section 8 to request that the ATO updates or corrects the personal information held about you. 7.2 You may be entitled to access personal information that an ATO holds about you. You can request access to the personal information by contacting that ATO in accordance with section 8. The ATO may charge a reasonable fee to provide you with access (although we will let you know what the fee is before we grant you access). There may be some legal or administrative reasons to deny access. If an ATO refuses your request to access your personal information, it will provide you with written reasons for the refusal where reasonable to do so. 8. WHO TO CONTACT ABOUT PRIVACY MATTERS 8.1 Each ATO is responsible for protecting the personal information that it holds about you in accordance with this Policy. If you have any queries, we recommend contacting the relevant responsible ATO directly in the first instance. Contact Collaroy Tennis Club's Privacy Officer . 8.2 If you: (a) would like to access the personal information that Tennis Australia or an ATO holds about you; (b) have a complaint; (c) would like to exercise your rights in relation to your personal information, for example: (i) to correct inaccurate personal information we hold about you; (ii) to restrict our use of your personal information, if applicable; (iii) to delete your personal information in certain circumstances; or (iv) to receive personal information an individual has provided TA in a structured, commonly used, machine-readable format, in certain circumstances, or simply require further information about this Policy, you can contact Tennis Australia’s Privacy Officer either: (a) by email to: privacy@tennis.com.au ; or (b) by writing to: Privacy Officer, Tennis Australia, Private Bag 6060 Richmond Victoria 3121 Australia. Tennis Australia will investigate your queries and complaints within a reasonable time and will notify you of the outcome of our investigation (usually within 30 days). Tennis Australia may refer your correspondence to the relevant ATO if necessary to ensure a timely response. 8.3 You subsequently have the right to file a complaint with our supervisory authority (namely, the OAIC, by following the procedure at https://www.oaic.gov.au/individuals/how-do-i-make-a-privacy-complaint ). 8.4 If anything in this Policy is inconsistent with any Federal, State or Territory law, the relevant Federal, State or Territory law prevails to the extent of the inconsistency.