Announcing our board for the 2023 fiscal year: Welcome Cindy Gill, Virginia Brennan, Craig Brooke and Jonathan Feigenbaum. Continuing to serve are: Joanne Candella, Peter Hanley, Peter Landry and Sue Powell. Our officers are Cindy Gill (President), Art Riffo (Vice President), Rebecca Donham (Treasurer), Alex Stalley (Secretary).
We Have A Waiting List
If you would like to be added, complete the New Member Application which can be found in the pull-down menu under "Home" at the top of this page. It's not necessary to pay at this time. If a space becomes available, notification will be sent via email from info@CharlesRiverTennisClub.com. Recipients will have limited time to pay in order to secure a spot. Learn more about waiting list procedures and membership rates under Membership Information. Thanks for your interest.
It's League Finals Time!! Keep a look out on the website and in your emails for up-to-date schedules of the final matches so you can come down and watch and support our players.
The Women's A Final will be played on Saturday, September 16th at 8:30 am on court 4. Blanca De Lasse and Vivan Normandeau will be competing for the Women's Singles A title.
And on Court 3 that morning will be the Men's Doubles Quarter match with Paul Smith and Scott Heide against Hojun Park and Jeff Charloff.
Tradtionally, if you are coming down to watch, we bring frood/drink to share among the spectators and we cheer/clap for all the good points.
Also, Open Tennis that morning will be played on Courts 1 and 2.
It's League Finals Time!! Keep a look out on the website and in your emails for up-to-date schedules of the final matches so you can come down and watch and support our players.
The Women's A Final will be played on Saturday, September 16th at 8:30 am on court 4. Blanca De Lasse and Vivan Normandeau will be competing for the Women's Singles A title.
And on Court 3 that morning will be the Men's Doubles Quarter match with Paul Smith and Scott Heide against Hojun Park and Jeff Charloff.
Tradtionally, if you are coming down to watch, we bring frood/drink to share among the spectators and we cheer/clap for all the good points.
Also, Open Tennis that morning will be played on Courts 1 and 2.
We are the members of the Charles River Tennis Club. We encourage you to read on to learn more about this special clay-court facility and our unique approach to enjoying tennis.
read moreHere you'll find information on membership, dues, and other general topics.
read moreThis area is accessible only by members. Here you will find league schedules, member's contact information, and other good things.
read moreOn clay, points and games are not won by power and speed alone. Rallies typically last longer as the pace is less slam-bang. Clay tends to teach the player needed patience and discipline. The clay surface helps players to learn how to build their points by working the angles and using more of the whole court. Your overall game becomes more complete on clay, and translates to more success on the harder surfaces. Clay court movements are more effective and less strenuous. The softer surface is easier on the body and reduces risk of injury.
Our club setting is park-like, court temperatures are cooler, and shoes and balls hold up longer. Matches on clay are more interesting, more entertaining, and more fun - both for the players and the observers.