July 2019 The 2019 IC Council AGM A record number of 38 out of 42 ICs attended the 2019 IC Council AGM on the middle Sunday of The Wimbledon Championships. In usual format, the IC Council held a series of workshops in the morning, followed by the formal AGM after lunch. The workshops included; An update on the 2018 Business Template Reports, covering an update of the club's members, events and activities An update from the IC Philanthropy, including guidance on how to create an IC Philanthropy programme A matchmaking session, split into regions Most excitingly, during the AGM, the formation of the IC of Croatia was formally approved. We welcome Croatia into the International Lawn Tennis Club, which now brings us to a total of 42 ICs of the world. Previous Article Helena Sukova receives Tennis Hall of Fame ring Next Article IC of Japan qualify for Worldwide IC Junior Challenge Finals
Dan Waldman named Toyota Team Player Dan Waldman named Toyota Team Player Dan Waldman named Toyota Team Player at The 2016 ITF Seniors World Team Championships
IC of GB Member, Andy Murray, wins second Wimbledon Title IC of GB Member, Andy Murray, wins second Wimbledon Title After 2 hours and 48 minutes, Andy Murray overcame Canadian Milos Raonic, 6-4 7-6 7-6 to claim his second Wimbledon Title
First Wimbledon Title for the IC Junior Challenge First Wimbledon Title for the IC Junior Challenge It is very pleasing to note that several competitors at Wimbledon Championships’ junior events during the last two years have played in previous Compass IC Junior Challenges.
Abe Segal Abe Segal Members will be saddened to learn of the death of the legendary S African, Abe Segal, aged 85.
Rod Laver AC wins Sportsmanship Award Rod Laver AC wins Sportsmanship Award "It's a great honour to receive this award from the International Club" said Rod, "just listening to the introductions of those people here today, it is like a homecoming for me. I know so many of you."
The Compass Group - One of our key sponsors The Compass Group - One of our key sponsors Started in 1941 when they established factory canteens to feed British workers supporting the war effort, The Compass Group has grown today into a £18bn multi-national group with 516,000 employees.