At West Heath we are dedicated to the development of Junior Tennis. and cater exclusively
for children aged 5-16. Learn more about us by following the links above. To receive
early information about our West Heath events please join our Emailing List! Our
contact details are listed at the bottom of this page.
Tennis Manager: Hélène Jackson ~ 07710 677675 ~ 01342 870805
The Two Houses, Hollow Lane, East Grinstead RH19 3PS westheathtenniscentre@googlemail.com
Every child needs...LTABritish Tennis Membership to participate in the West Heath
programmes. And the good news is that - because West Heath is an LTA-Affiliated Club
- it’s free!To register or to renew your membership please click here.
Old RacketsWe always need junior rackets sizes 21-25 for our work in local primary
schools. If your children have outgrown any, we would be very grateful! (07/05/11)
Best year ever for West Heath!
2011 proved to be a vintage year for West Heath teams and individual players - for
the details and pictures click on the link.
Help Save the Children...
...by entering the Save the Children Fun Doubles tournament! Click for details and
the entry form. (21/03/12)
U10 Boys sweep the board!
On 18 March Matt Hooper, Thomas Wynne, Oscar Brown, Hammad Ansari, and Harry Shawall qualified for the Kent Winter Series finals at Bromley TC - taking 5 out of the available 8 places!! In the final itself Oscar won in an excellent match against Tom, while Harry won the play-off for 3rd place.
Earlier in the month Oscar and Hammad teamed up to win the Kent Autumn league finals for West Heath, beating Tunbridge Wells in the final. (31/03/12)
Newquay 16 Jersey 0
A group of West Heath players - 16 so far - are going to the Newquay Grade 3 tournament during the June half-term, and coaches John Shepherd and Sam Smith will be down there to help them . We have dropped plans for a similar trip to the Jersey Junior Open in July as everyone interested struggled to find reasonably priced accommodation. It may be a case where you have to book much further ahead than six months! (31/0312)
