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Club Person of the Year 2024 Nominate a member who embodies the core values of our club: fun, friendship, inclusiveness and diversity. Nominations will be forwarded to the Club Secretary. Club Person of the Year nominee* Your reasons for nominating this member* Please also include info. about (1) The role(s) your nominee has undertaken and what impact they had made (2) Any achievements, projects, or initiatives in which they have been involved (3) What makes their contribution exceptional? e.g. Give examples that demonstrate why your nominee deserves the award. Your First name* Your Last name Your Email* Send

Guiding Principles 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. A CLUB THAT WELCOMES ALL INCLUSION AND EQUALITY Collaroy Tennis Club has been named an 'Inclusion Development Hub' by Tennis Australia – one of only three in NSW. We have also been asked by Tennis NSW to participate in a Gender Equity Pilot Program headed by Casey Dellacqua. Our aim is to improve access and opportunities for all members to achieve gender equality at our club, both as players and administrators. TENNIS ACCESSIBILITY Our coaching partner Evolve Tennis Academy runs programs coaching players with II-1 Intellectual Disability, II-2 Down Syndrome and II-3 Autism. The club has also installed a cushion acrylic hardcourt enabling a coaching program, social play and tournaments for wheelchair players. In fact, one of our ‘Wheelies’ – Annalise Fadeev – has competed in both State and National titles and has won a Bronze Medal at the Special Olympics. The Club is committed to increasing opportunities and accessibility to tennis for people who have a physical or intellectual disability or autism. MEMBER PROTECTION AND SAFEGUARDING CHILDREN The Club has adopted Tennis Australia’s Member Protection Policy and Safeguarding Children Code of Conduct to keep the sport safe and inclusive for all. We have a zero tolerance approach to any form of child abuse, discrimination and harassment. We are committed to ensuring children and young people feel safe and protected from harm when at the Club. A Member Protection Information Officer has been trained and appointed to the Management Committee and all Committee members and coaches hold current Working With Children Checks . Should you have any concerns about conduct please contact us and/or contact Tennis Australia's Integrity and Compliance Unit (TAICU). DIVERSITY AND OPPORTUNITY Collaroy Tennis Club embraces diversity, making our club a welcoming, safe and inclusive place for everyone. We aim to reflect the make-up of our local communities and believe that everyone should have the opportunity to be included and engaged through tennis in a way that is positive and meaningful. The Club is committed to increasing opportunities and accessibility to tennis for everyone, by: Engaging with multicultural, indigenous and LGBTQIA+ communities Opening conversations with members and coaches Enhancing talent identification Providing pathway opportunities Creating playing opportunities through community events and tournaments CODE OF BEHAVIOUR Collaroy Tennis Club encourages safe, fair play and good sportsmanship at all times. Members and their guests are expected to abide by this Code. We expect that all play is conducted in a friendly, civil and socially responsible manner. Poor behaviour can lead to suspension of membership. Let's have fun and enjoy our tennis! KIND AND RESPECTFUL All play, whether social or competition, should be conducted in a spirit of fair play and good sportsmanship. Remember that children are often inside or near the Club, so member behaviour is observed by a broader audience than just other players. Bad language is not acceptable in or around the Club. All equipment, including racquets and balls, is to be treated with respect… e.g. the throwing of racquets is not acceptable. Members are to take the greatest care possible to prolong the life of all club facilities including furniture, equipment, court surfaces, nets and fences. Players involved in competitions or tournaments must also act at all times in accordance with the Tennis Australia Code of Behaviour . SUSTAINABILITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL CARE Collaroy Tennis Club is committed to promoting innovative and sustainable practices required to achieve climate neutrality. We’re fully solar-powered and have state of the art, low-power consuming LED lighting on every court and our new inclusive bathroom facilities are water efficient . We are proud to follow in the footsteps of Tennis Australia - the first Australian sporting organisation to commit to the United Nations Sports for Climate Change Action Framework.

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. Soon we'll be able to send you a link to register online, make online payments and manage your own account. 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 ) Subsidised 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 flexible payment plans. Coming soon is our member login area where members can pay online for their renewals, competition fees, event tickets, etc. Arrange a Try-Out Adult Membership $330 For 18+ years old valid for 12 months includes full list of benefits $100 one-time joining fee View More Arrange a Try-Out Junior Membership $165 For under 18 years old and full-time students under 23 valid for 12 months includes full list of benefits View More

Christmas Party and Finals Day Saturday December 14 marks a BIG day on the Club’s Calendar. It’s ‘Finals Day ’ of this year’s Club Championships, to be followed immediately by Collaroy’s Christmas celebrations , in and around the clubhouse. If you can make it down to watch the big matches earlier in what itself will feature a fun and festive vibe, that’d be great… but regardless, be at the Club from 5pm to soak up some Christmas cheer with your fellow members. Presentations to this year’s Club Champions will be followed by a traditional Collaroy BBQ , complete with some home-made treats, decorations, music, refreshments from the ‘fridge and the camaraderie for which our club is famous. To assist the Team with catering, please RSVP by Thursday, 12 December. CHRISTMAS PARTY RSVP To assist the team with catering, please RSVP by Thursday, 12 December. Thanks. First name* Last name* Email* Are you bringing guests?* Submit

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!

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

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Contact Us We’d love to hear from you. Please get in touch with any queries, suggestions or feedback about Collaroy Tennis Club. We’re happy to help. Griffith Park, Anzac Ave COLLAROY NSW 2097 (02) 9971 0644 (Pro Shop) Click here for a confidential discussion. First name* Last name Company name Email* Phone Inquiry about* Message* Send OPENING HOURS Mon - Fri 7.00 am – 11:00 pm The courts are available to be booked at these times. Book a Court Saturday 7:00 am – 11:45 am 6.30 pm - 9.00 pm Sunday 7.00 am – Sunset

Apply and Meet for a Hit Experienced players looking to become members can arrange to meet up on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon. We’ll be in touch to organise a date that works for you. On the day, you’ll meet our selectors and other members and have a friendly hit, during which you can check out the Club and we can assess how you play. We’ll then let you know how you go. Note: If you are a beginner or still learning tennis skills, we recommend you first get in touch with our coaching partner, Evolve Tennis Academy . Thank you for your interest in joining Collaroy Tennis Club. We look forward to meeting you. First name* Last name* Email* Mobile Phone* Membership type interested in* Adult (18+ years old) Junior (under 18 years old) Full-time student who is under 23 years old Club Benefits interested in Organised Social Play Competition Free Court Hire (at allocated times) Social Events Coaching and Pro Shop discounts How did you hear about Collaroy Tennis Club? Searched online Social media Referred by Evolve Tennis Academy Referred by a Club Member Other Tennis Experience* Reasons for applying for membership Your line of work By submitting, you agree to the collection, disclosure and use of your details in accordance with our Privacy Policy . You can opt out at any time by unsubscribing or contacting us. Collaroy Tennis Club respects your privacy and complies with the Australian Privacy Principles and SPAM Act. Submit

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, Justine Wightman 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