BPTC - Hall of Fame Return to the BPTC Home Page
BPTC Hall of Fame    The Burnside Park Tennis Club
  Members Hall of Fame


 BPTC Hall of Fame
BPTC is very proud of it's record of achievement, and this page is an opportunity for us to acknowledge those outstanding players who have over the years brought recognition to the Club, and success to themselves, through their dedication to the sport of tennis, and their unswerving desire to be the very best !

... better is BEST !   ... better is BEST !   ... better is BEST !   ... better is BEST !   ... better is BEST !   ... better is BEST !   ... better is BEST !   ... better is BEST !   ... better is BEST !   ... better is BEST !   ... better is BEST !   ... better is BEST !   ... better is BEST !   ... better is BEST !   ... better is BEST !   ... better is BEST !   ... better is BEST !   ... better is BEST !   ... better is BEST !


BPTC 2011 Mens Premier Team, winners of the ASB Bank Premier InterClub Trophy 2011 Burnside Park Premier Men


The turning point in the 2011 Burnside Park Premier Men’s final win of 5-1 against Waimairi was a gruelling third set win by Burnside Park number one Rob Nunnery over Waimairi's James Spence.  It was a hard fought match with clever net play by Rob Nunnery to take out the third set tie break.  Both teams produced exciting tennis and good sportsmanship prevailed.




Burnside Park 2011 Premier Men (from left):  Rob Nunnery, Remi Feneon, Andy Palliser (Captain), Gareth Robb.



BPTC 2011 Womens Premier Team, winners of the ASB Bank Premier InterClub Trophy 2011 Burnside Park Premier Women


The Burnside Park Premier Women’s team, led by Joelene Feneon, won 5-1 against an in-form Hagley Park team.  The top doubles match of Burnside Park's Joelene Feneon and Sian English against Hagley Park’s Michelle North and Beth Williamson went to a close third-set tie break.  Both teams had players of experience and youth which is good for the future of women’s tennis in Canterbury at this top level.





Burnside Park 2011 Premier Women (from left):  Rebecca Chapman, Joelene Feneon (Captain), Georgia Hume, Sian English.



Pand Suwanaposee Pang Suwanaposee



Chanistha Ampronachariya (CT) Chanistha Ampornachariya (CT)



Taylor Nelson Taylor Nelson


Taylor Nelson CV Taylor Nelson began hitting tennis balls at age 3 in Whangarei, Northland with his father Peter.  This involved short bursts of hitting the ball across the net at Mairtown Tennis Club.  When he was 9 years, inspired by the local tennis coach Pete Stenberg, Taylor began training several times a week and entered his first tournament in Auckland in 2008.  In 2009 Taylor and his family relocated from Whangarei to Christchurch and joined Burnside Park Tennis Club. Under the guidance of coaches Gareth, Andy and Remi, Taylor now trains up to 6 days a week.  For the last two years Taylor has travelled to Australia for tournaments, and in 2011 with the BPTC team also playing and training in Thailand.  Taylor's dedication and focus, has achieved significant results.


Home | Information | Club | Club History | Officers | Calendar | Telephone Book | Rosters | Duties | Location | Contacts | News | Online Newsletter | Archive | Social
Results | Seniors | Senior Membership | Gradings | Senior InterClub | Juniors | Junior Membership | Top Dog | Junior InterClub | Coaching | Junior Tournaments
Downloads | Search | Pix | Bookmark | Promato Login | Sponsors | Links | Suggestions