Tildesley Shield

The IGSA Sport Tildesley Shield Tennis Tournament will be held on:

Date : Wednesday 17th and Thursday 18th March (with Friday 19th March as a back up day)

Doubles matches have been rescheduled for the 31st March.

Venue: Eastwood-Thornleigh District Tennis Association, Brittania Ave, Pennant Hills Park

Map Link - https://goo.gl/maps/To4FWjmmV7dQ33bH6

All relevant information regarding the next tournament will be posted on this website as soon as it becomes available.

Key Dates 2021

Entry Forms, Rules & Guidelines & Program

Results

History of Tildesley & Past Winners

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Tildesley Shield Past Winners & Runners Up

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