marzo 2024 IC Day 2024 - Club Tennis Llafranc Ayer jueves 14 de marzo celebramos nuestro primer IC Day del año, esta vez en las magníficas instalaciones del Club Tennis Llafranc y con los miembros del ILTCE mayores de 70 y de 80 años. Ellos han sido siempre referentes tenísticos en nuestro país y hoy nos han dado otra lección de buen tenis y, sobretodo, de fairplay, camaradería y buen humor. Los jugadores, repartidos en cuatro grupos, llamados Manuel Orantes, Lis Arilla, Jaume Bartrolí y Andrés Gimeno, disputaron series de partidos de dobles a 4 juegos, resultando ganador el grupo Manuel Orantes y Montse Boter como MVP del torneo. A continuación se sirvió un excelente almuerzo en el restaurante del propio club. ¡Gracias a todos los jugadores por vuestra participación y al Club Tennis Llafranc por vuestro perfecto soporte y generosidad!! Previous Article El IC España Campeón del Abdesselam Trophy
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diciembre 2018 The Tennis Ball On Saturday 10th November 2018 over 500 guests descended upon the London Hilton Park Lane, to help raise money for two of Britain’s leading tennis charities; Give It Your Max (GIYM) and the IC Philanthropic Programme (ICP). The ball was compered by leading Sky Sports presenter Marcus Buckland, with a key note speech by Sir Trevor Mcdonald, who is Patron of both charities. Leading British comedian Dominic Holland entertained the guests and speed painter Dave Sharp painted two spectacular portraits of Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic which were auctioned that evening and will be signed by both players. Money was raised through a raffle, donations and auction items. The live auction was a great success, skilfully directed by the entertaining and highly regarded auctioneer Charlie Ross. Tim Henman and Speaker of the House of Commons John Bercow MP were amongst the many personalities present. Guests danced into the early hours to The All Time All-Stars, 10 piece band. Tim Henman, former British Tennis No.1 and GIYM Patron said: “The Tennis Ball is a wonderful event for two fantastic charities. I’ve worked closely with Give It Your Max and the work they do is really helping to enhance the life of so many children. The money raised from this year’s Tennis Ball will help them to grow their programme to even more areas across the UK.” Honorary President of The Tennis Ball John Beddington said: “The fifth Tennis Ball was the most successful we have held yet, raising much needed funds for GIYM and IC Philanthropy – much more than we could have ever expected. This money will go to these two very worthwhile charitable tennis initiatives, giving many children all over the world the opportunity to play tennis.” The Tennis Ball was supported by Linklaters, Zoo Communications, Maui Jim and City AM. For more information and to view the video from the night visit http://www.thetennisball.co.uk Pictures from the night can be seen in the gallery below and by Clicking here Previous Article FINAL REPORT FROM IC JUNIOR CHALLENGE WORLDWIDE FINALS Next Article 2019 ENTRIES CLOSING ON 31ST JAN