SCT: Covid-19 – Advice to Clubs and the general public

As a result of the current health emergency the Shepherds Cot is now closed and gates to the site are now locked. All activities on the Cot have been cancelled until further notice. Shepherds Cot is open to pedestrians, cyclists and dog walkers and Trustees would advise all in our community to take notice of advice from Public Health England before undertaking your once a day outdoor exercise and follow current advice on social distancing. 

COVID 19 – UPDATE FOLLOWING 23RD MARCH ANNOUNCEMENT

Following the statement from the Prime Minister on Monday 23rd March all activities at the club have now been suspended. The courts and clubhouse are closed. The advice is very specific that Tennis Courts are not to be used. Please do not use them.

ADULT COACHING PROGRAMME - Monday 24 Feb to Saturday 4 April (6 weeks)

COURSES: Book and pay online from our website. See the link ‘Book…

Highgate Tots and Junior Tennis Camps 2020 - Booking Open

Highgate Junior Tennis Camps Booking Open for the 2020 Tennis…

Blind tennis – playing and volunteering

Sighted volunteers are needed for tennis sessions for blind players at Islington Tennis Centre. Sessions are 6-8pm on Wednesdays. Dates confirmed for 2020 are 8th January, 22nd January, 5th February, 19th February, 4th March, 18th March and possibly 1st April (tbc)

Mini Red Matchplay 2019

There were some close matches which was great to see. Alex came 1st, Zach E 2nd and Pratyush 3rd. Angelica won the plate tournament. Also well done to Thia 4th, Lily who came runner up in the plate. Freddie who won the secondary tournament and Zach, Amelia, and Zack G for their first matchplays!

HPT Courses for this term

Details of new HPT courses can now be found on the website

Highgate Mini & Junior Tennis Development Programme

Monday 6 January  to Saturday 4 April- 12 weeks (no coaching…

HPT Mini and Junior Squad Times and Fees

Details of programmes for HPT Mini and Junior Squads Monday…

2019 Women’s B1 Champion

Many congratulations to Monica Smith who is now the 2019 Women’s B1 Champion, having won the National Visually Impaired Championships recently.