The "Oscars" of Cornish sport were presented at a prestigious awards evening held at The Atlantic Hotel in Newquay last Friday night. Competently compered by former athlete, turned radio presenter, Neil Caddy of Pirate FM the Cornwall Sports Partnership and its numerous sponsors honoured achievements in the awards categories of coaching, clubs and volunteering.
With five nominations and one win Penzance Tennis Club had a wonderful night. Competing against sports such as table tennis, cricket, running, hockey, rugby, surfing, swimming and football Penzance Tennis Club was voted Club of the Year 2011. The award was presented by Lee Hall from the Cornwall & Devon Media Group and proudly received by Club Chairman Trevor Newborn und Penzance Tennis Manager, Martin Coates.
There is certainly no doubting of Penzance Tennis Club's attitude towards its sport. Receiving so many nominations and winning the overall club category is a fine achievement and a big thank-you goes to all who voted for the club through The Cornishman newspaper recently.

Sammy Bassett wins The Spirit of Sport Award this was given to Sammy for demonstrating a commitment to Tennis, good sportsmanship and setting a good example in the club.

This was given to Connor who has really made a difference with our juniors and helping them develop their game and being a great Role Model to them.
Well done for being reorganised in the Cornwall community

The Tournament was a great success and all the players enjoyed the day.
Congratulations to William Randall winner and his brother Matthew Randall for coming runner up.
Thanks everyone for your support

Mini Tennis (4- 9yrs) 9.00-10.00am Indoors Mounts Bay dome
Junior Super Aces (10 - 18yrs) 10-11.30am Penzance Tennis Club
Come along and give it a try and have a FREE taster session!!!

A team of Year 11 students from Mullion Community School have been competing in the AGEON Senior Students tennis competition. The team comprise 4 boys - Joe Davies, Yarin Hirani, Shamus Birch and Tom Collinson who are all members of Penzance Tennis Club. They have won through to the regional knockout stage of this competition after a very close match against Penryn College. The team now face Torquay Boys Grammar School. The team have been benefiting from the technical expertise of Martin Coates of Penzance Tennis Club, who has been hired by the school to get the players in the best condition ahead of this match.









