The Entrance District Tennis Club in Long Jetty, New South Wales, Australia | Stadium, arena & sports venue

The Entrance District Tennis Club

Locality: Long Jetty, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 411 477 654

Address: Sutton Ave 2261 Long Jetty, NSW, Australia

Website: theentrancetennis.wixsite.com/tedtc

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25.01.2022 Fantastic results over the last few days at the Gosford UTR Event. Congratulations Jess on Winning the 18 girls singles Isabella on Winning the 14 girls singles (Well done Coach Janine)... Bailee Runner/Up in the 12 girls singles (Well done Coach Chloe) Flynn Runner/up in the 12 boys singles and doubles and only going down in a super 3rd set in both finals. Mitch Runner/Up in the 12 boys doubles with brother Flynn. Jorja Runner/Up in the conso 12 girls Singles Taya Runner/Up in the conso 14 girls singles. Also Well done to Jack, Mitch,Leo, Harry and Jorja for playing some great tennis up in the 12 singles. WE COULDNT BE PROUDER Club#SmallbutMighty#TennisFamily#Grit#Sportsmanship# DreamBelieveAchieve#TheEntranceTennisAcademy

20.01.2022 Saturday squad and Green Ball Round Robin Presentation. Well done Champs

20.01.2022 Hi everyone It is with great sadness that I have to inform you , all Tennis including court hire, group, squads, comps, and private coaching (effective immediately) will be cancelled until further notice. The Entrance District Tennis Club and staff wish everyone to stay safe and well during this time. Kerry and Staff

19.01.2022 Congratulations to all these champs on their great results at the Gosford UTR on Sunday

18.01.2022 Great day at our Tennic Clinic on Wednesday. Congratulations to all our award winners and everyone who put in a great effort on the day

17.01.2022 Congratulations Flynn and Isabella Winner and R/Up in the Gosford UTR on Saturday

15.01.2022 A great couple Saturday’s with some great competition. Congratulations to all the kids who gave their best. Well done Everyone

13.01.2022 It is with immense sadness that I inform our tennis community of the passing of Ellen Gordon on Saturday the 26th September 2020. Ellen was our Northumberland country delegate from 1986 until 2018. She was also a well respected tennis player, tournament director, tennis administrator and referee. Her hard work, dedication and commitment to the sport of tennis was nothing short of amazing.... Ellen will be greatly missed and The Entrance District Tennis Club wishes to express our heartfelt condolences to Ellen's 4 beloved children, many beautiful grandchildren and all her family. On a personal note. Words can’t express how grateful I feel to have had Ellen as a friend, peer and a wonderful support over the last 20 years. Not only with the kids I have coached but also my own 3 children’s tennis journey. Her passion, integrity, and honesty throughout the years was rare and immeasurable. We have lost a true gem. Fly high Ellen xx

13.01.2022 A great days tennis again on Monday with our Medal Challenge. Congratulations to Luke and Taj our medal winners. Well done to all who came and put in their best effort. Well done also to Jack who won our Star Award on the day

13.01.2022 Dear Tennis NSW Community, We appreciate that in light of the easing of restrictions planned for Friday of this week, then many of you have questions on when T...ennis NSW will confirm our guidelines and recommendations in line with this change. Our team are currently working on updating our guidelines along with a wide range of additional resources to help our clubs and venues re-open safely and in line with the Govt legislation. All of these will be made available to you tomorrow afternoon on our website, as well as a direct email to all our stakeholders. One aspect we are happy to confirm is that doubles play will be permitted. Further details to come tomorrow. Thank you for your ongoing support and patience. Lawrence

13.01.2022 Wash your Hands

13.01.2022 Congratulations to Flynn and Ash for winning the Saturday Division 1 Inter Club final in a very tough match. Congratulations to Charmhaven who were runners up . Congratulations Charmhaven tennis centre for winning the Division 2 finals and Bateau Bay Tennis who were runners up. ... Well done to all the kids from The Entrance, Charmhaven, Bateau Bay and Caves Beach Tennis Centre’s for representing their clubs and for trying their best in this 12 week competition.

12.01.2022 ALL SPORTS PARENTS NEED TO READ THIS: 70% of kids drop out of their sport before age 13 because of these 4 reasons: Yes, you read it right, 70% of all kids qu...it organized sports by the age of 13, and the number one reason they cite is that it is not fun anymore. There can be a few reasons why kids drop out early: 1. Over zealous parents - Parents are fueled by their talented kid to spend all their time and money on pursuing the kids sports career. They feel the more, the better, when in fact it’s that continual push that can at most times send their kid over the edge. They also seem to panic when other kids the same age as theirs might be winning or doing better, so they make changes in coaches (-also known as 'coach hopping') and add on more tournaments. 2. Too much competition at a young age - Burn out and over playing can occur at a very early age. Kid’s that compete too much and too early are in the 70% category of quitting a sport sooner than later. Too much competition at a young age also means that they are not busy doing the things they should be doing more of, like athletic skill and technical development. 3. It’s not fun anymore - The kid doesn’t enjoy playing anymore due to the loss of fun. They are always practicing or playing matches. Also, the pressure and more attention to simply ‘winning’ applied by coach an/or parent. The fun is simply drained out of it because of 'win at all cost' coaches and over-pressuring parents. Kids also start to see their friends having more fun having more balance in their lives, playing other sports and going to friends houses, fun activities etc.. Always remember what the number 1 reason was why kids started to play a particular sport - because it’s FUN. 4. Too high expectations - When a kid is extremely talented at a young age or showing great potential, a lot of parents will be constantly told how brilliant or great their kid is. This is the mistake of society. Kids are put on pedestals way before they have earned it or should have. Ridiculous as it may sound, but here in the United States, I have heard parents of kids under the age of 12 years talking to University and college coaches about getting their kid to go there! And while I’m on that subject, parents pulling their kids out of school before 14, what are you thinking? Give your kids Balance and Education for as long as possible! It's understandable that Sometimes arrangements in time scheduling need to be made, but pulling a kid from the classroom permanently at these ages does more harm than good. Conclusion: The most important thing as a parent or coach, is to always make sure the kid is having FUN. I would recommend that both the parent and coach provide the balance to this equation. Parents, your role is simple: Just be there to lend unconditional love and support. Also, remember to let the coach, coach. Have some integrity and patience, stop the coach hopping and thinking the grass is always greener when another kid does well. Most of all - Let you kid decide if they still find it fun. It should and always be their choice. Coaches, make sure the vital stages of athlete/player development are adhered too. But most important of all, help develop their love for the game as well as their life skills. Enjoy the journey. - Allistair McCaw #ChampionMinded Champion Minded: Achieving Excellence in Sports and Life https://www.amazon.com//069279154X/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_Ij

11.01.2022 First day back to our Green Ball Squad. Love the effort and enthusiasm from the Kids. Great energy coach Chloe

10.01.2022 The Entrance District Tennis Club PARTIAL REOPEN Following Advice from Central Coast Local Health and in compliance with NSW Health Covid 19 Directive and in line with the Tennis NSW guidelines we will be PARTLY reopening some of our activities.... Only 2 of our courts will be available for hire. No access to the clubhouse will be available. Effective Midnight Tonight - courts may be booked on the following conditions. 1. No More then 2 people on court at any time (Singles Play Only) Or 4 family members living in the same household. 2. Players must bring their own equipment (Racquets and Balls) 3. Players must use hand sanitiser on arrival and on departure of the court. All court Hires must be pre booked with Kerry on 0411477654

10.01.2022 Well done to these 3 Champs selected to the Tennis NSW Talent Development Camp. Congratulations to Leo for Winning his Card in the Match Play

10.01.2022 Last night of Cardio Tennis for the year with these legends

09.01.2022 The Entrance Tennis is happy to hear the lifting of restrictions on Tennis. We will endeavour to get back to some normality from June 9th after the June Long Weekend

07.01.2022 Header Tennis NSW statement to temporarily cease all tennis activity across NSW 27 March 2020...Continue reading

06.01.2022 Mighty Effort from Flynn in the UTR ACT Junior State Performance Championships this week. Semi Finalist in the 12 Singles Runner/Up in the 12 Doubles Congrats Flynn

05.01.2022 Last day of Orange Ball Squad Well done kids

03.01.2022 Just wanted to post this at a time when so many terrible things are happening in the world. A group of senior ladies who have been playing tennis at our centre for many years but can no longer play due this dreadful disease have kindly offered to pay half of their court hire even though they are unable to attend. I thought this was such a beautiful gesture and worth sharing I would like to say thank you to all who have shown acts of kindness at this stressful and unk...nown period of time. You know who you are #love#kindness#generosity#tears#grateful See more