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The Amador Tennis Club (ATC) is a public 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation commited to promoting tennis as an enriching, healthy, lifelong sport to all people without discrimination. Membership is open to all, free of charge. |
  
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ATC has adopted our most-used courts as our community tennis project for the new year. We hope to raise enough money to
replace some damaged asphalt, repair cracks and fill, then resurface/repaint/restripe the courts at Argonaut High School.
Our total fundraising goal is $20,000 and we also hope to recruit some volunteer labor for other work around the courts.
|  Mark your calendars now! Our next season of Junior Team Tennis will take place April 17-May 22.
Boys & girls ages 7-14 play doubles on co-ed teams in three ability levels: beginning, intermediate and advanced.
It's a great way to learn to play tennis while
having fun with friends!
REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN. Details & forms... |
 | Spring Recreational
Fundraiser Tourney
In support of our Argonaut Court Restoration Community Tennis Project,
we are having a fundraising tournament for ages 16 and up on March 26-28. SAVE THE DATES and plan to
join us for fun and healthy competition in singles and doubles. We will also have a BBQ & raffle.
Registration begins mid-February, watch this space or your email for registration forms.
Please contact us at 304.0004 if you are interested in helping with the tournament, donating a raffle prize, or have any additional questions. |
The Amador Tennis Club held its annual board meeting on January 23, 2010. After the election of officers,
we discussed our Argonaut court renovation project in detail
including obtaining bids, publicity and fundraising ideas. League Director Benita Asher presented a summary of plans for Spring
Junior Team Tennis, and the group discussed the court project fundraising tournament March 26-28.
Review minutes from this and past board meetings... |
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In spite of grim predictions for rainy weather and an early morning bit of precipitation, the courts at Argonaut High
School were dry for ATC players who shook off the New Year's revelry and assembled at 10am on January 1st.
Fourteen players and one official set up tables of delicious brunch treats, coffee and juice before drawing numbers
and taking to the courts for nearly two hours of happy competition. Entire story...
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