Welcome

to the Stebbing Tennis Club Website...

In 1935 Dr. H De Vere Stackpol left the club enough land for 3 tennis courts. However, at the outbreak of World War Two the courts were dug up as part of the ‘Dig for Victory’, to provide food for the village, after which the land was absorbed by the Co-op Farm and lost to the village as a sports facility.

During 1980 David Howland, Honorary Patron and trustee, with the support of Sir Alan Haselhurst MP started trying to persuade the Co-op to transfer the piece of land so it could be used as a tennis club once again. This was achieved in 1990 and the courts re-opened in 1997.

In April 2005 Sir Alan returned to open the new club house, in October 2007 the flood lights were added and for the 2009 season the courts have been resurfaced.

Our club has a reputation for being friendly and open to players of all standards with tennis being played all year round.