Tennis
390 player profiles in Western Australia
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Create a Free ProfileJacob Robinson41 • Male
Alkimos, Western Australia
Intermediate
Hey, A keen tennis fan looking to dust off the racket a few nights a week. Played a lot in high school (15 years ago) and just started up again. Fitness is good but game a little rusty. Please hit me up for a hit
2 Dec 2017
Thomas Knibbs28 • Male
Fremantle, Western Australia
Intermediate
Started playing tennis this year, looking for a tennis partner to hit with Available Saturday, Sunday Around Fremantle, Coogee
26 Nov 2017

Anthony Ballis41 • Male
Riverton, Western Australia
Intermediate
I have been playing tennis for a few years and play at least once per week at the moment. I have had not training in the past, but play regularly and like to have a match for fun. My strengths are first-serve, slicing and determination. I am available for evenings, and some days as my work schedule is erratic. I am happy to drive for a match, and live around the Rossmoyne area. Happy to play men or women, singles or doubles.
26 Sep 2017
Paul Dunknown • Male
Perth, Western Australia
Intermediate
Play tennis regularly and keen for a partner to have social hits
31 Aug 2017
Tom Maty50 • Male
Morley, Western Australia
Intermediate
Looking for a tennis partner in north Perth area. Been playing for 10+ years and would like to play at weekdays, preferably around 8-9pm.
30 Aug 2017
Svenni Emken36 • Female
Beeliar, Western Australia, 6164
Intermediate
Hey there, Im looking for someone to play social tennis just to keep fit and hopefully get better! I would say I have an intermediate skill level, constantly trying to improve. I have played for 10 years on and off, might be a bit rusty but it'll be easy to get back into it. Would love to have a friendly hit or even join a tennis club. Preferably around the Cockburn area but am happy to travel - SOR
26 Aug 2017

Adam Law51 • Male
Perth, Western Australia
Intermediate
Hi I am keen to practice forehands, backhands and serving. I play at NextGen, Leederville and and thinking of joining Floreat. I have an intermediate skill level. I am based in Innaloo. My preferred play times are detailed below. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tMPFIBoQ80tPm6kDkOv565DDPXB1YmlOVR2VkUPpB2M/edit?usp=sharing If you would like to create a timetable like the one above, just let me know. My skype is adamjameslaw. Just mention this site, otherwise I am likely to ignore you. https://au.linkedin.com/in/adamjameslaw
3 Aug 2017
MICHELLE Lewsen51 • Female
Dianella, Western Australia
Beginner
IM A BEGINner tennis player but thoroughly loving It and would love to play socially on weekday mornings.
27 May 2017
Amir Beger49 • Male
Nollamara WA 6061, Australia
Intermediate
Pennant player, rank 8 tennis west. Keen to practice during the week, Wednesday or Thursday 6.30 pm onwards.
22 May 2017
sam Gurrieri60 • Male
Tuart Hill, Western Australia
Intermediate
Hi Guys looking a tennis partner. I can play during the week from 5pm onward. Weekends in the mornings from 800am. My level is intermediate. I would love to practise more. Thank you.
18 May 2017
Ashish Vaidya54 • Male
Rossmoyne, Western Australia
Intermediate
I have been playing tennis since few years now. I am in FIFO roster. I am available on 2nd and 3rd May.
1 May 2017
Tatiana Gerasina44 • Female
South Perth, Western Australia
Intermediate
Hi, I am looking for a tennis partner to have a hit. My level used to be very good, but I didn't play for long time and would like to resume. I have a court in my building (not great but ok) or if preferred we can play in the club nearby the city. Would prefer to have a relaxed play to be fit and to enjoy the game. I am taking care of my two kids now, thus would prefer to play mornings/afternoon. Please call or sms. 0421089044
24 Apr 2017
About Tennis in Australia
Tennis is one of Australia's most widely played sports, enjoyed by people of all ages and fitness levels. From casual hit-abouts on a local court to competitive club competitions, tennis is an accessible and social sport that improves coordination, fitness, and mental agility.
Getting Started
All you need to start is a racquet, a can of balls, and a willing partner. Most local councils run beginner coaching programs, and Tennis Australia's 'Hot Shots' program provides a great pathway for younger players. Club memberships offer access to well-maintained courts, competitions, and social events.
Tennis in Australia
Tennis clubs and public courts can be found in every Australian city and regional town. Major hubs include Melbourne (home of the Australian Open), Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Perth. Search Sports Match Maker to find a tennis partner near you, whether you're a beginner looking for a knock-around or an experienced player after a competitive match.