TENNIS CAMBRIDGE

An organization of the four tennis clubs in the city of Cambridge, Ontario, created to act as a single voice in planning for year-round tennis. Together we are stronger.

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Mission Statement

The mission of Tennis Cambridge is to provide a governing body representing Hespeler TC, Victoria Park TC, GSM TC, and Cambridge Tennis Club, that supports the initiative to obtain a winter tennis facility in the city of Cambridge.



TennisCambridge Members

Victoria Park TC

Jeff Collins, President

Harry Greenan, Head Coach

5 hard courts

Hespeler  TC

Mason Doerr, President

Kevin Worely, Treasurer

Nathan Hellinga, Past President

3 hard courts

Cambridge TC

Gordon Miller, President

Brian Fogo, Facilities Manager

4 clay courts

GSM  TC (Now Corte) Gabe Voros, Owner

3 indoor hard courts

Currently closed

Tennis Canada

Alison Anderson, Year-Round Community Tennis Courts Program 

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Dynka Academy (formerly GSM TC)

Sandra Dynka, Owner

1 indoor hard court


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  Region Clubs

  • The Region of Waterloo has 3 main cities: Kitchener, Cambridge and Waterloo.
  • Waterloo has two (2) indoor tennis clubs: Waterloo TC, and Greystone TC.
  • Kitchener and Cambridge have no indoor tennis facilities.
  • Both indoor facilities currently operate at full capacity with long wait lists.
  • Most tennis players in Kitchener and Cambridge cannot play winter tennis.
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Status

As of 2024, TennisCambridge has taken important baby steps in establishing a relationship with the City of Cambridge. We were founded in 2022, and in 2023 attended numerous city public meetings, including the parks masterplan series.


In late 2023, the city of Cambridge announced the decommissioning of 3 hockey arenas following these events: 


  • Refurbishment of two municipal arenas to national hockey league size.
  • Construction of the Cambridge Multiplex
  • Creation of a new soccer complex on Fountain Street to replace the Riverside Park soccer compex.

Our plan is to apply for and  leverage a TennisCanada/Rogers grant of $200,000 to municipalities who create indoor tennis facilities. Alison Anderson, our group member from TennisCanada has ratified the application process.


The three arenas include:


  1. Dickson Arena
  2. Duncan McIntosh (Churchill Park) 
  3. Karl Hommuth

We contacted the city of Cambridge and have received confirmation that we, as a tennis organization, will be notified when the process is to begin.  


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