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  • Whistle Blowers | Maple Leaf Tennis

    Whistle Blowers: Each Wednesday any female tennis club members is welcome to join this group for friendly, rotational, doubles tennis and a chance to socialize between playing. Time: 9:00 - 10:30 Charlotte Courts Julie Twyford Cordinator Back Court Schedule

  • Facilities | Maple Leaf Tennis

    Tennis Facilities Maple Leaf Golf & Country Club and the Maple Leaf Tennis Club work together to provide superior facilities available to all residents and guests. We have five cushioned hard-court tennis courts (resurfaced in Spring of 2024) with shaded viewing stands; details below. Tennis Club members can book courts via CourtReserve and join club activities and programs . Maple Leaf GCC residents and guests may use the courts when not otherwise booked. See schedules for information on viewing schedules and (for Tennis Club members) booking court time and for off-season court use. Charlotte Courts There are three courts at the Charlotte Center, one of which is independently enclosed. All three courts have water coolers and there are shaded stands. Restrooms are near by. There is LED lighting for early morning and evening play. A ball machine is available to tennis-club members. See bookings schedule on Court Reserve (November - April). CanAm Courts There are two courts at the CanAm Center. The courts have a water cooler and there are shaded stands. Restrooms are near by. There is LED lighting for early morning and evening play. See bookings schedule on Court Reserve (November - April). Last Revised: May, 2025 Last Reviewed: Februrary, 2025

  • Women's League Play | Maple Leaf Tennis

    Charlotte County 50+ Tennis League for Women Heading 2 About It is the objective of the Maple Leaf Tennis Club to field competitive teams in the Charlotte County 50+ Tennis League , ensuring that players are at a level where some degree of success is achieved while being challenged to improve. The social aspect of league tennis and the development of team friends are truly important, however, the Club’s objective to be competitive takes precedence. Players should be willing to cooperate with their peers by playing at a level where their current skills and agility will be best utilized. This will ensure some success for the team and an enjoyable experience for the players. Home-Game Schedule See the Schedules page for links to the schedules of all Maple Leaf home games. Joining Anyone interested in joining the league should contact the Maple Leaf Tennis League liaison: Joan Labbe plabbe3@gmail.com 401-226-8653 Womens 50+ Tennis League Website Maple Leaf Rosters for the 50+ Tennis League Rules/Guidelines for the Maple Leaf Women’s Tennis Teams

  • Tournament Winners-OLD | Maple Leaf Tennis

    Doubles Triples Women Men Mixed Women Maple Leaf Cup 2023 2022 Men

  • Volunteering | Maple Leaf Tennis

    Help Us Keep Maple Leaf Tennis Club Thriving! We need your help! The Maple Leaf Tennis Club runs a whole lot of programs and services both for members and for the Maple Leaf Golf & Country Club community. And it takes dozens of volunteers who may offer a few hours or many. It all helps. As a volunteer, you not only make a significant contribution but also get the chance to build stronger relationships with members of the club and influence the future of our tennis community. Ways to Volunteer Social events Contact the Social Director Tournaments Contact the Tournament Director Court operations (includes seasonal start up and close down plus some maintenance) Contact the Vice President Computer systems (includes club communications, web sites, scheduling, etc.) Contact the Communications Director Mentoring new members and players Contact the Membership Director Party in the Park Contact the Past President Club executive positions Contact the Past President Not sure where you might fit but just want to help? Please contact the Club President. We’ll find you a spot. Every little bit helps, and we truly appreciate the time, effort and passion that each volunteer brings. Together, we can ensure Maple Leaf Tennis Club remains the best place to play, compete and socialize. Thank you for your continued support. We look forward to hearing from you!

  • Men's Tennis | Maple Leaf Tennis

    Men's Tennis Maple Leaf Tennis Club provides a number of opportunities for members to play at various skill levels from competitive play in the Peace River Senior Men's Tennis League to Mixed Open Doubles, Men's Only Doubles, Doubles Ladders, and scheduled open times each week. The rosters for the Maple Leaf teams in the Peace River Senior Men's Tennis League are shown below (and may take a few seconds to load). Men's Doubles Ladder Open Tennis Men's Championship Peace River Senior Men's Tennis League Play Past League Winners

  • Ladies Championship Doubles Rules | Maple Leaf Tennis

    Ladies Championship Doubles Schedule Team Standings Times and Location Thursday Afternoon 3 - 5, Charlotte Courts. The Championship League will start January 22, 2026 and run until March 19, 2026 Set up Teams must play together all session. Top "A" players must choose a player below their level of skill. Players below the 3.5+ team may choose partners of equal ability. The League will be set up in two flights and teams will play a round robin competition within their own flights, with finals at the end. Flights and revision of rules will be decided by a panel of two. Rules All players must be members of the Maple Leaf Tennis club. There will be no penalty for using a spare if one team member is unable to play. Try and find a spare at a similar playing level. Players are to supply their own balls. Be Prepared Should a team want to re-schedule a game they must...make arrangements with the other team. If a team doesn’t show they forfeit, thereby receiving 0 points and the team that shows gets 11 points. Games will be 1 hour or first team to score 11 points. A 5 minute warm up is included in that 1 hour. If a game is incomplete at the 1 hour time limit it doesn’t count. Only completed games count. Scoring: Total games added. Each team is responsible for marking the number of games won on the schedule at the Charlotte board. Coordinators: Sandy Gladman 289 252 0240 sandy.gladman@cogeco.ca Kate Lilley 289 208 1975 katelilley@msn.com

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