This club have six new courts and drive participation through a ‘tennis for all’ approach.
Their daily social tennis programme covers daytime and evening sessions and adult coaching classes include skills, “hit-fit”, doubles, league training, rusty rackets and Walking Tennis.
Competitive tennis flourishes with Box Ladders, Club Championships, 9 League Teams and monthly tournaments. They also hosted LTA approved tournaments.
The Junior programme continues to thrive and has included 72 camps.
Their new two-storey, £275,000 clubhouse, opened in June 2024. The clubhouse enables novel community engagement; with FOC access to underprivileged groups.
Comments from a recent club Survey include: “friendliness, generosity of volunteers, leadership, great courts, great coaching team ”.

This coach’s relentless efforts at the grassroots level have had a profound impact on the development of young tennis talent.
His dedication goes far beyond the technicalities of the game; he instils confidence, discipline, and a love for tennis that resonates with each child he mentors.
This coach has been a tennis coach now for 6 years. He obtained his Level 3 in 2019 and is now working toward his Level 4 Senior Coach accreditation. 
He has a passion for performance coaching working with players of county and regional level and is a current County Captain for the County junior teams.
He is coach at Delta Tennis Centre and one member said “We are incredibly fortunate to have him as part of our tennis family, and there is no one more deserving of this recognition”.

Over the past couple of years this league has found it more and more difficult to attract venues, clubs and coaches to participate in the League over the Summer months.

In 2024 the format was amended and it was decided to make every event a central venue competition.

With this change the 2024 end of season statistics rose to 100% of matches played, 97 teams entered and 218 players participating in the events.

This person has made a strong contribution to tennis in Scotland and Wiltshire. She played tennis from age 10, joining the Titwood Tennis Clubs committee in Glasgow at just 19.
Joining her current club at 30, she ran junior tennis, qualifying as a coach in 2004. She’s coached a wide range of players ever since.
She joined the committee in 2000 and was appointed as Chair in 2002. Her leadership and enthusiasm enabled the club to think big and move to a new site, obtaining loans and grants for the new six court site. She successfully helped steer the club to its new £820k venue in 2018. She then continued on the committee in a coaching lead role.
She was a ‘She Rallies’ ambassador which was a scheme supporting women and girls in tennis and is supported by Judy Murray.
She is an incredible role model and her achievements at Marlborough Tennis are remarkable.
Her club said “Her enthusiasm and personality has been an inspiration – she is a star performer!”

This school access Salisbury Lawn Tennis Club and the Director of sport, gives up a huge amount of time to ensure tennis plays a big part in school sport.
Throughout the year they have before school training sessions and use the courts in their games lessons. Over 100 pupils take the opportunity to receive coaching.
The school ran a 32 draw PYWTW 14U draw, as well as popular 18U doubles draw, sending 7 players to county finals, with one pair then playing in the National event at the All England Club.
The school has sent teams from year 7-10 through to regional finals for consecutive years and the boys senior side made it to the last 16 teams in the country in the National Knockout, competing against independent schools and tennis academies.
The school and club have an amazing relationship, and the strength, depth and variety of the programme increases each year.

This volunteer is a real stalwart and has devoted a significant amount of time to support his club over the last 3 years.
He has been the heartbeat of the club, leading the committee, keeping the clubhouse well maintained and the courts in great shape, as well as being involved on court at club nights, coaching sessions and team matches.
He is the first point of contact for new members and his friendly and welcoming attitude has created a great first impression for the club.
This person has been Chairman of Marshfield Tennis Club for 3 years and has gone above and beyond his role with the aim of making the club even better for now and the future

This person over the past two years has supported the tennis coaching programme at their club as a Tennis Leader, helping with group coaching sessions and tennis camps.
Initially using the Tennis Leader volunteering for her Duke of Edinburgh Award and to support her Sports Ambassador role in her school, she has gone way beyond the requirements and is always happy to help out when the opportunities arise.
She is fantastic with the children, particularly youngsters who are new to coaching and has the ability to help even the most nervous of player feel comfortable and safe on the courts.
The Head coach at her club said “Her energy, enthusiasm and positivity rubs off on everyone around her and I am always confident that she has the ability to adapt activities and games to the players she is working with. She is a great role model to the younger girls and boys”.