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Toronto ON M4N 1V6
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Rogers Cup

August 8 - 16, 2020. In Toronto: The Men and in Montreal: The Women

Philpott Fund

So far for 2020, thanks to our members, we have raised $328 for the Philpott Fund.

Please donate in our online store to aid this worthy cause.

In addition, the club will donate the Ladder entry fees of $3060 to the Philpott Fund.

Contacts

Staff Contacts

Clubhouse Monitors - 416.483.4546
Head Pro and Club Manager, Arthur Wolf
Member Support and IT, Jim Longo

Board Members

President, Eric Anderson
Vice President, Andre Romanovskiy
Secretary, Sue Pridham
Treasurer, Sheila Burke
Membership Director, Amardip Sekhon
Tournament Director, Steven Duchen
Teams Manager, Kitty Chow
Director of Instruction, Sajid Rizvi
Past President, Anne Fairlie

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City Parks and Recreation Master Plan
Men’s B Doubles finalists
Mixed B Doubles finalists
Men’s B Singles finalists
Women’s A Doubles finalists
U12 Junior Tournament 2017 finalists
Wimbledon Breakfast at our courts!

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Mission Statement

Wanless Park Community Tennis Club is a family oriented club whose mission is to provide tennis facilities for our members in a friendly, welcoming environment. We also strive to promote the growth of tennis by providing tennis instruction to junior and adult members, and to run organized activities designed to accommodate all levels of tennis players within the community. We have been active in the Yonge and Lawrence area for over 50 years and have a very active membership.

Our club is a not-for-profit corporation that manages and maintains facilities owned by the City of Toronto, and in accordance with the City of Toronto’s Policy for Outdoor Community Tennis Club Operations has the following as part of our mandate: “To reduce barriers to access, each community organization using Parks and Recreation Division permitted space will support the creation of an equitable society through the organization’s effort to undertake planned, monitored and co-ordinated activities aimed at enabling diverse communities to participate fully in their services, programs and decision-making.”