We look forward to you (and your non-playing partners) joining us for one of our regular “Social Saturdays” at the upstairs room of the Sports Pavilion from 4.00 PM (after our usual Saturday afternoon Club Day games). This is a fun time for us to get together, get to know each other better and generally just enjoy ourselves. $5.00 entry free per person, BYO, nibbles provided.
Just a reminder that your Annual Subs are now due and payable – you are able to make direct credit payments via the Omokoroa Tennis Club Website. If you experience any diffculties paying, please contact our Treasurer, Tim Dunn on: tsljdunn@xtra.co.nz. Our annual membership fee covers the period from 1 September to 31 August of the following year.
OCTC – NEWSLETTER – JULY/AUGUST 2022 Mt Maunganui Winter Mixed Inter Club This competition took place on July 03. Congratulations to: Simone Jenkins and Andrew Easton for their Mixed Doubles win – they came through in the final tie-breaker with a cliff hanging score of 14/12. Andrew Easton (where does he get his energy from?) and Andrew Dallas also cleaned up in the Men’s Doubles. Well done to all Members who participated in this competition and we hope more will join in for this event in 2023! Junior Coaching (Kids Aged 9 to 12) Plans are underway for this well-supported
Here are the updated activity dates for your calendars/diaries: “LOCAL NIGHT” PLUS OCTC PRIZE GIVING Friday, June 17 from 7.00 PM until 9.00 PM at The Local Bar and Eatery, 168 Omokoroa Road (next door to the gym). Come along and celebrate our Club Champs plus support The Local who have been so generous with their four $25 gift vouchers every month for our Fun Mixed Doubles Competition. As there is limited capacity at The Local, please RSVP to: omokoroactc@gmail.com ASAP – we estimate with our Club Champs plus Committee Members we already have close to 20 attendees – let’s
We are pleased to let you know of a new Club Evening – from Wednesday, March 16starting at 6.00 PM – all (Members and Non-Members) welcome. This will be the start of a trial to see how many come along to play as well as to (hopefully) alleviate a bit of pressure off our regular Tuesday Club Evenings which has seen record turnouts – while this is good news, the downside is that games have had to be limited to 20 minutes and although we enjoy the social time with others catching up, we are there to play tennis. Let’s see
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