SUNDAY APRIL 6   8:30AM -1:00PM

Please come out to help us beautify our club for the upcoming season. We will need help with cleaning the roof, gutters, the shed; pressure washing deck and outside walls before we pain, patching up the lawn and planting a hedge around the new deck.

Please be advised the club currently has some deck construction continuing thru to the end of March. We are striving to complete all of the new club upgrades before May. These improvements include the new deck, interior & exterior clubhouse improvements, ground improvements and security.           

We will also be resurfacing court 1&2; ultimately those courts will be closed for play for approximately 48hrs. Please be patient, as there is some extra noise and material in the clubs vicinity.

We will have some volunteer work days in April and would appreciate a large volunteer workforce so we can keep our costs of improvements to a minimum and complete all work in a timely manner .The work will include a short 4 hr volunteer shift (drinks & snacks supplied).

On a negative side, it has come to our attention that a current member of our club berated our contractors on-site, using abusive language and threatening behaviour. We hope this was an isolated incident, but ultimately it reflects poorly on our club and its values. In light of this incident, we will be instituting a “code of conduct” policy for all club members. The COC will have to be signed by all members when renewing your club membership.

Thank you again and if you have any questions, please reach out to us by email and we will work to answer all of your questions.
 

Sincerely

WRTC President & Executive

A reminder to everyone that please ensure that the courts and the clubhouse are locked up after use, especially if you’re the last to leave at night.

Last night, the courts and clubhouse were left open, with the main key left outside. This poses a security risk for all of us.

And night play under the lights must stop and lights be turned off no later than 10:00 pm.  

Let’s work together to keep our facility safe and secure. Thank you for your attention to this matter!

2025 Women’s Doubles, Men’s Doubles & Open Singles Ladders

Get ready for an exciting year ahead as we embrace new ways to connect and compete!

Men's doubles night (Wednesdays), women's doubles night (Tuesdays), and an open singles ladder are all moving online, managed through the fantastic Global Tennis Network (GTN).

Participation is simple: create your GTN account, self-rate, and choose your activities. Ladies with an existing profile are all set—no need to register again. Here's the GTN link to get started:
Global Tennis Network

Need help with your rating? Tennis Canada’s self-rating guide has you covered!
Tennis Canada Self-Rating Guide

Play for men's and women's doubles kicks off after the Victoria Day long weekend and runs until late September, with open singles play beginning earlier in May (weather permitting). Matches will be organized by rating, so players can enjoy fun games at their level during the 5 PM and 7 PM time slots—all courts will be in action! Players will opt in to play on weeks where they are available. 

The singles ladder welcomes men and women of all levels. Opt in each week, and matches will be scheduled, leaving players to coordinate times with their opponents. The singles ladder will start after the Victoria Day long weekend until the end of September.

Stuck setting up a profile or do you have any other questions? Email wrtcleagues@gmail.com 

Let’s make this season an unforgettable one—see you on the courts!