welcome to the almonte tennis club
Almonte Tennis Club was formed in 1898. We have players of all levels in the club so if you are a beginner or a seasoned player, come on out and we'll match you with other players who can help you improve or give you that competitive workout you are looking for. We are a social tennis club located in the beautiful town of Almonte, in the heart of Lanark County. We hope to see you out on the courts.
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Featuring Clyde Rafuse
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What's New??2018 Adult Programs
**** NEW **** See a July offer from Hyacinth in "Adult Program" =================================== Inter-Club Starting in June Mixed-Doubles Challenge Ladder Starting in July For Further Information GoTo Adult Program Page Tennis Court PARKING All motorized vehicles must be parked in designated parking areas. NO ACCESS is permitted onto the track area without written authorization from Mississippi Mills. Illegal parking is monitored and ENFORCEMENT ACTION may result from any violation. Club Night June 26th. What a beautiful evening. Lots of room for all members Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:30 to 8:00 PM. Come join the fun!!
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Congratulations Clyde!
On May 14th at the Perth Tennis Club, Clyde Rafuse, a member of the Almonte Tennis Club and a student at ADHS was crowned the 2018 Junior Boy’s Tennis Singles Champion for Lanark County High Schools. This was a repeat for Clyde of his win last year and moves him forward to compete at the Eastern Ontario Secondary Schools Tennis Championship at Kingston, Ontario. The tournament is being hosted by the Kingston Tennis Club and starts May 22nd , but check for rain delays.
Clyde would like to thank the Almonte Tennis Club for supporting high school tennis through the use of the courts as part of their high school activities.
We in turn thank Clyde for representing our club so well and wish him good luck in Kingston.
On May 14th at the Perth Tennis Club, Clyde Rafuse, a member of the Almonte Tennis Club and a student at ADHS was crowned the 2018 Junior Boy’s Tennis Singles Champion for Lanark County High Schools. This was a repeat for Clyde of his win last year and moves him forward to compete at the Eastern Ontario Secondary Schools Tennis Championship at Kingston, Ontario. The tournament is being hosted by the Kingston Tennis Club and starts May 22nd , but check for rain delays.
Clyde would like to thank the Almonte Tennis Club for supporting high school tennis through the use of the courts as part of their high school activities.
We in turn thank Clyde for representing our club so well and wish him good luck in Kingston.