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COMPETITIONS for Juniors
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The main CBTA inter-club competitions for juniors begin with our Junior Play Junior Development Competition. This is an opportunity for first time competition players to learn the basics of competition such as game structure, serving and scoring in a fun and friendly environment to ensure readiness to progress to Junior Competition and tournament play!
CBTA's main junior competition is our Saturday Morning Junior Competition, with multiple divisions based on ability (not age).
Kids need to know the basics of playing tennis before entering competition and most would begin with group or private coaching lessons before starting competition and your coach can advise when you are ready to progress!
If you are unsure if you or your child is ready for competition, check in with your coach for a recommendation!
CBTA's main junior competition is our Saturday Morning Junior Competition, with multiple divisions based on ability (not age).
Kids need to know the basics of playing tennis before entering competition and most would begin with group or private coaching lessons before starting competition and your coach can advise when you are ready to progress!
If you are unsure if you or your child is ready for competition, check in with your coach for a recommendation!
Junior player pathway with cbta
See below to find which competitions are suitable for you. If you'd like to join in one, or just get some more information, please fill in the enquiry box next to the competition you are interested in and email will be sent to the competition organiser.
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When: Every Saturday 10AM/11:30AM
Standard: 8-19 years old - Grading based on ability. Format: Singles and Doubles Cost: $60 per term - Register and Pay online (all registration this Term will be contactless ONLINE) Active Kids Vouchers are Welcome! Location: Smith Park Tennis Centre, Lehn Road, East Hills Register By: 24 October 2020 Term 4 Competition dates for 2020: Registration and Grading Day! - Saturday 17 October Competition - 24 October to Finals Day 12 December! Competition runs for 8 weeks within the school term. |
Have a look at our FAQ's and learn more about the competition and Instructions and rules for players.
For all general enquiries about the Saturday Morning Junior competition, email to juniors@cbta.com.au We accept NSW Government 'Active Kids' vouchers (NSW Gov now gives out two vouchers per child per year) $100 voucher + $20 covers two school terms. |
Smith Park Tennis Centre is proudly supported by Bankstown Sports Club
Midwestern Junior Competition
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When: Every Saturday 8:00am
Standard: Advanced juniors Format: 3 sets, singles & doubles - 2 players per team Cost: $50 per term - Register and Pay online (all registration this Term will be contactless ONLINE) Active Kids Vouchers are Welcome! Location: Deverall Park Tennis Centre, Condell Park Next start: Term 3 TBC Highlight: Advanced match play, regional competition offering greater competition in a home and away format. Players are expected to travel to different locations for matches. Register By: 24 October 2020 Term 4 Competition dates for 2020: Registration and Grading Day! - Saturday 17 October Competition - 24 October - For more information contact Junior Competition Secretary using form to right |
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CBTA Teams within this competition are proudly supported by Revesby Workers Club - Junior Tennis
JUNIOR PLAY - Junior Development Competition
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Junior Development Competition
This Competition is running as an Introductory Division of the Saturday Morning Junior Competition. When: Every Saturday 10AM/11:30AM Standard: First Time to Competition Format: Singles and Doubles Cost: $60 per term - Register and Pay online (all registration this Term will be contactless ONLINE) Active Kids Vouchers are Welcome! Location: Smith Park Tennis Centre, Lehn Road, East Hills Register By: 24 October 2020 Term 4 Competition dates for 2020: Registration and Grading Day! - Saturday 17 October Competition - 24 October to Finals Day 12 December! Competition runs for 8 weeks within the school term. |
This competition aims to introduce players who have developed the basics to the game of tennis into playing competition! Learn game structure, serving and scoring with other players also beginning to learn match skills! |
Beyond CBTA, Tennis NSW is the governing body of tennis in our state.
They have a great description of a pathway from beginning to advanced (1-2-3-4)
